MBA in Agri Business Management 

at Centre for Agri-Management, Bhubaneswar

The average salary after completing an MBA in Agribusiness degree in India varies based on multiple factors which includes institute's reputation, candidate's experience, skills and the specific role or industry they enter into. Here's an approximate salary breakdown based on different levels:

• Entry-Level: INR 4-8 LPA
• Mid-Level: INR 8-15 LPA
• Senior-Level: INR 15-25 LPA

In this sector, the typical yearly pay is in the range of Rs. 3-4 Lacs. Finance: Someone who decides to work as a Finance after earning an MBA in agribusiness management would be responsible for providing financial support to agribusinesses in this position. LPU is well-known for its MBA programme. LPU offers a high-quality education, as well as excellent scholarship options and comprehensive learning opportunities. Mittal School of Business is one of India's first ten colleges to be accredited by the ACBSP (USA). LPU is ranked No. 2 among Indian B-Schools in terms of 'Outreach and Inclusivity, ' according to the NIRF rating given by the Ministry of Human Resource Development of India. The programme is designed with current market trends in mind. The placements are guaranteed, and students are given specific placement-oriented lessons to help them pass the test and interview. LPU students were chosen for international locations by companies such as Hyatt, Ritz Carlton, Adani Wilmar, Altruist, Al-Rakha, and Dharam Consultancy. Khimji Ramdas received the highest package, 16.6 LPA. Every year, about 650 firms come to LPU for recruiting, with an average of 5-12 LPA packages. Every year, the number of visiting firms grows, and the University has the greatest placements in North India to date. Students can participate in an internship by attending a placement drive hosted by LPU or organising one on their own. Students can work in private or public banks, the private sector, or public limited enterprises, among other places. Internships have been completed by students at IDBI, FUTURE GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY, COHO, Times of India, Hindustan Times, Karvy stockbroking, Decathlon Sports Ltd, and other companies. The nicest thing about LPU in terms of placement is that they provide placement classes to all students who choose to do so beginning in their first year. This will enable them to prepare for placements until the pre-final year, since firms will begin visiting students for recruitment as early as the pre-final year. In their last year, some students participate in internships.

Dear Ankit, Below are some of the career options after pursuing MBA in agriculture business:- 1. Marketing manager agribusiness 2. Research analayst agricultural commodities 3. Meat marketing manager 4. Flour mill manager 5. Agricultural loan officer 6. Grain merchandiser and many more.

MBA has one or more compulsory paper on " Quantitative Techniques for Manager" which has basic maths & statistics. It is not difficult. If you are weak in this subject, you may take external help to overcome weakness during MBA agribusiness.