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<p>According to the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT), graduates can pursue a variety of career paths, including: Business analytics, Consulting, Marketing, Finance, Operations management.&nbsp;</p><p>Graduates can also pursue advanced studies in fields such as Data Science or Business Administration.&nbsp;</p><p>IIFT has an "A Grade" from the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) and was ranked 23 by the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) Ranking 2018. In 2018, India Today rated it as one of the six Best Government Universities in India.&nbsp;</p>... View more

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<div><div><div data-attrid="SGEParagraphFeedback" data-hveid="CAoQCg" data-ved="2ahUKEwixo6nFy62EAxUeS2wGHR23DPIQo_EKegQIChAK">UPES School of Design offers a variety of industry-aligned specializations in the design field.&nbsp;Some of the most popular specializations include:</div></div></div><div><div><ul data-hveid="CAoQCw" data-ved="2ahUKEwixo6nFy62EAxUeS2wGHR23DPIQm_YKegQIChAL"><li data-attrid="SGEListItem">Industrial and product design</li><li data-attrid="SGEListItem">Communication and med... View more

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<p dir="ltr">Chandigarh University's B.Com ACCA programme in India offers graduates promising career prospects. The combination of a B.Com degree and ACCA qualification enhances employability, opening doors to diverse accounting and finance roles. Chandigarh University's programme covers advanced accounting topics and provides exemptions from 9 ACCA papers. Graduates can pursue international careers in areas like auditing, taxation, financial management, and investment banking. Rigorous syllabus and exams develop skills in dedication, commitment, and time management. Real-world experience through internships refines communi... View more

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Hello Ashish,
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The aim of the Bachelor of Arts with Honours (BA(Hons)) is to help students become highly skilled, versatile, independent thinkers with the research experience, information literacy, communication and interpersonal skills necessary for an advanced professional career or further academic study at the Master's or PhD level.
It adds to the profile.

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You can do certification courses in industrial relations, labour laws, performance management and strategic management. These courses will complement your HR career and can help you in getting better growth opportunities.

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Hi Arshath,
If you are pursuing BCA then I would suggest you to go for MBA in IT as it will be relevant to your Bachelor's degree. However, it also depends upon individual's interest.
Hope this helps.

46 Views Posted 2016-04-30 23:01:07

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Hi Dear,
After engineering UG, you have lots of options like MBA, MTech, PGDM, Civil Services.
Or You can be settled in a job.
Also you can go through the article.
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86 Views Posted 2016-06-24 09:07:26

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The highest could be data scientist or you may sit for ISI exams to become an Indian statistical officer which is at par with UPSC IAS or IES. You need to pursue maths hons at master's level.

142 Views Posted 2016-06-22 17:55:37

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Open minded, social worker,

Better go for hospitality management.
Go for more reference and take further step.
All the best

120 Views Posted 9 years ago

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Hi,
You can go for production and operations management or marketing. You can opt for better prospects related to SAP MM, etc. It would be nice if you pursue the same.
All the best.

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You may refer to following list for best MBA colleges in Mumbai region: <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-mumbai-all/2-0-0-10224-0" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-mumbai-all/2-0-0-10224-0</a>

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The pool of operations managers in India is severely constrained due to the enhanced economic activity witnessed during past two decades. The shortage of skilled manpower in critical sectors like manufacturing, warehousing, supply chain and logistics has also been recognised by the government. Due to this shortage at all levels, a professional with requisite skill sets has many options across the spectrum of industries from infrastructure to retailing to services. With quantum increase expected in the manufacturing sector, the options would only increase for the professionals in this field.
In India, MBA in operations is one of the hig... View more

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You do not get any special treatment or weightage by doing MBA in distance mode or by doing from institute other than top 50. You need to search job on your own and need to prove your caliber.

31 Views Posted 2016-05-22 22:30:37

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Stream depends on your personal interest and its better to choose the stream which enhances your grad background. Finance is a core stream whereas aviation is a sectoral stream. Try to get a good college. all the best.

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Yeah, embedded course are too good for ECE engineering it will also be a topic during your engineering and it will provide better career in this field, you can get the job easily by this course.

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You can pursue M.Sc IT to get a job in a software company. Moreover, you can become a teacher too.

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Well, in the recent time, demand of CSE and IT engineering have increased a lot, and you have seen that students highly prefer these branches only and in any colleges. Firstly, CSE seats are filled, due to better exposure, high paid jobs and job flexibility. So, if you talk about the scope, then choose between CSE and IT, both are equally good.

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You can choose HR or marketing, which is completely neutral from your past qualifications. There are opportunities available for digital marketing, sales and branding, rural marketing and distribution, media planning and advertising, celebrity and sports management and public relations.

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Answer to your question is hidden in the question itself, Go for MBA in marketing.

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Good evening,
Yes, ofcourse, it is a professional course.
The students do get placed in MNCs at managerial level.
Also, there are enough chances to get placed abroad.
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It depends on in which field you want to make your career, if you want to make your career in accounts then you should stick to B.Com and pursue other professional course related to accounts like CFA CA MBA (Finance), and a host of other courses. You should pursue LLB only, if you want to pursue Law as your career, or as Finance or Tax Consultant.

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<p>The career prospects after completing an MBA from AISECT University can be quite promising, depending on several factors like your specialization, academic performance, internship experience, and overall skills. Here's a breakdown of what you can expect</p><p>Positive aspects of an MBA from AISECT University</p><p>Industry-focused curriculum:- AISECT University emphasizes industry-relevant skills and knowledge through its curriculum which helps graduates prepare for real-world challenges.</p><p>Specialization options:- The university offers various specializations like Finance, Marketing, Human ... View more

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<p>After completing an MBA from Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Students have a wide range of career prospects in various industries. Some of the popular career options include: -</p><ul><li>Marketing Manager: -&nbsp; They are&nbsp; Responsible for developing and implementing marketing strategies, managing advertising campaigns, and overseeing market research .</li><li>Human Resource Manager: -&nbsp; Generally, they take in-charge of recruiting, hiring, training and developing employees, as well as managing employee relations and conflict resolution.</li><li>Operations Manager:... View more

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<p>The median salary of MBA graduates is around INR 4 lakh and the highest is INR 7.4 lakh. Looking at the current statistics, the placement graph is decreasing, but might increase for future batches. Students are getting placed in companies like Bobst India Pvt. Ltd. | DTDC Express Ltd. | Hema Automation | Prestantia Creations Private Limited | Radhakrishna Hospitality Services Private Limited | SafeTree Insurance | Varun Beverages | BD (Becton Dickinson India Private Limited) etc.</p><p>Overall one can expect a decent career after completing MBA from Sun Rise University based on the individual's skills.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Because of iFEEL Lonavala's emphasis on hands-on learning, robust industry connections, and encouraging alumni network, completing an MBA programme there can lead to intriguing employment opportunities in a variety of industries. Here is a sneak peek at what to expect:</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>High Placement Rates: According to reports, 80&ndash;90% of graduates from iFEEL land jobs within six months, which is an exceptional placement record. Companies such as TCS, Amazon, ICICI Bank, Deloitte, and many more are among the top recruiters.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Various Career Paths... View more

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<p>The career outlook post M.Tech from Amal Jyothi College of Engineering (AJCE) involves considering several factors:</p><ol><li><p><strong>M.Tech Specialization:</strong> Your chosen M.Tech field at AJCE will significantly impact your career prospects. Different specializations lead to distinct industry demands and job opportunities.</p></li><li><p><strong>Academic Performance:</strong> Achieving a strong academic record during your M.Tech studies at AJCE enhances your employability and may result in better job opportunities and salaries.</p></li>&l... View more

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<p>Normally every city has a paramedical college and many graduates are coming out of those colleges.&nbsp;And in the same way many students are coming out of Universities (only universities not colleges). So many of them are unemployed because the outcome is more than the jobs.&nbsp;Therefore those who studied in government universities have the chance and are skilled to get jobs easily at government labs and as well as private.&nbsp;So, here if you've graduated from AIIMS, you'll be posted at army bases and you'll be paid well. Not only at army bases but also at army hospitals, army camps, etc.</p>

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<p>The cost structure for different UG/PG courses at Garware Institute of Career Education and Development (GICED) is as follows:</p><p>Post Graduate Diploma: INR 3.36 Lakhs (First Year Fees)<br>Bachelor of Science [B.Sc]: INR 72,150 (first-year fees).<br>Bachelor of Design [B.Des]: INR 1.5 Lakhs (first year fees).<br>Bachelor of Management Studies [BMS]: INR 2.35 Lakhs (first year fees).<br>Bachelor of Arts [BA]: INR 5.52 Lacs (first year fees).<br>Master of Arts [MA]: INR 2.62 Lakhs (first year fees).<br>Master of Commerce [M.Com]: INR 47,900 (first year fees).</p>

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