Post MBA changing jobs

I am a recent mba graduate who had to settle with plan B career which started over a month ago. I am still getting interviewed for plan A career which obviously fits better with my long term career goal.

I have left out plan B career from my resume since I have been on it for a short time and since it is also easier for me not to explain why I am already looking for another gig having been on Plan B career for only 1+month.

How many months could I potentially leave Plan B career off my resume and continue to recruit for plan A career without HR raising a red flag for having no work exp post graduation? For what it's worth, Plan A is the exit from Plan B.
On another note, I could opt to have it on the resume but not sure what would be a good story to answer why I am looking already.

Anyone have advice based on personal experience?

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