BBA Scope

Human Resources or HR is one of the trickiest jobs in the corporate world. From Recruitment and Selection of personnel to deciding Compensation to Employee Training and Development to Job Analysis and Performance Appraisals, an HR manager is the ringmaster in the business jungle. Besides, those who choose MBA in HR can also develop themselves as Industrial Relations Manager or developing cross-cultural working environment in multinational and global companies, which are highly specialized jobs.
Human Resources Management is concerned with internal marketing of a company. The credit for how your employees work for you and how well they understand HR policies of the firm depends on HR. Recently, India has noticed a big change in the way people view HR professionals. Salary packages are getting fatter, and educational institutions known for their Human Resources programmes are getting adequate support from the corporate world.
Marketing offers you a fast-paced career - full of responsibilities, challenges, and growth opportunities. From Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG), Consumer Durables, Non-Durables, Advertising, Market Research, Media, Sales & Distribution to Services Marketing, MBA in Marketing offers you excellent job options.
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Yes you can definitely go ahead with Law.
For admission into a law school in India, you need to take an entrance exam called the Common Law Admission Test. You can plan accordingly. For details, visit http://www.clat.ac.in
You must have strong analytic skills, good interpersonal skills and a keen understanding of the basic principles in order to successfully settle as a Lawyer.
After obtaining degree, you can practice as a lawyer. To specialize in any specific law, it may be a good idea to pursue a post-graduate law degree or diploma courses in related field
You can join either the Bar Council of India or a local or state bar council by submitting an application.
Careers in law exist in the capacities of law officers, legal advisors, company secretaries, and solicitors. Law jobs are very specialized and focused in the corporate segment in India. Banking and non-banking financial institutes, insurance companies, large conglomerates, multinational corporations, appoint law professionals.
The professions in this field have numerous opportunities in both private and government organizations. In judiciary section you can perform as:-
Magistrate
District Judge
Munsifs
Public prosecutor
Attorney general
Advocate general
Solicitors
Notary and oath commissioner
In private sector, you can work as legal counsel or legal advisors for particulars firms, organizations or work as family advocates. Other areas of your work may include law reporters, trustees in various trusts, company secretary and many.
You can also seek for jobs in abroad. But it is better to pursue the master's degree and gain experience in this field before searching for an employment in overseas.
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BBA is a good course to pursue and it offers good career prospects and excellent growth opportunities.
Lucrative careers are available for BBA graduates in many fields. A few of them are mentioned below:
- Banking.
- FMCG.
- Automobile.
- Educational Institutes.
- Financial Services, etc.
BBA graduates can find jobs in the sales and marketing divisions of organisations as members of sales teams or as management trainees.
There are companies that recruit fresh BBA graduates, which can be a great learning opportunity for the latter.
With work experience, students with a BBA background can pursue MBA and gain specialisation in a specific management domain.
The remuneration of BBA students is dependent upon the type of organizations that takes them in.
Freshers may earn around Rs. 15,000 to Rs. 18,000 each month. With increase in experience individuals can make as much as Rs. 18,000 - Rs. 22,000 every month. This will go up as you gain more experience.
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Both law and MBA are lucrative options. You have to first make up your mind which career path you prefer. If the legal profession fascinates you, go in for it as your knowledge and skills combine well with law. A part-time law degree would no doubt enhance your legal knowledge and add value, but this option may not be very attractive in your case.
In the alternative, if you are passionate about business management, you can definitely look at it as a leveraging course to scale greater heights as a management consultant or a corporate manager.
Considering various aspects, I would suggest that you can do an Executive MBA programme from a progressive B-school later on after gaining a reasonable work experience.
As a BBA graduate you can find many job opportunities in government sector. For this you have to take part in the various tests carried out by UPSC, public sector banks, PSC, SSC. There are opportunities even in defense sectors also. Some of the public sector organizations which recruits BBA graduates are:
Delhi State Cancer Institute
Jan Shikshan Sansthan
Tuberculosis Association of India
Indian Space Research Organization
Gujarat Livelihood Promotion Company Limited
State Health Society
Various banks are calling graduates for the posts of clerks and POs. The recruitment process is done by organizing entrance tests and interview. Indian Railways also recruits BBA graduates for different posts. This central government job is a respectable job among the society. They can perform in various roles such as Assistant manager, deputy general manager and so on.
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Whether you're climbing the corporate ladder, improving your job skills, or breaking into an entirely new career, certificate programs offer a measurable way to build your mind and expand your marketability. Check out 10 certifications that will open doors and create opportunities in the Banking & Finance era.
Chartered Accountancy
Chartered Financial Analyst
Certified Public Accountant
ICWA
Certified Financial Planner
Company Secretary
NCFM
Certified Management Accountant
Association of Chartered Certified Accountants
International Financial Reporting Standards
You may go ahead with the one that best suits your skills, interest and career goals. If you look at your career plan as a road map a certification is just one stop on the way to your next destination in Finance industry.
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Yes you can pursue Masters in Finance and Banking after BBA.
Eligibility- 50% in graduation from a recognized university.
Admission process- Entrance Exam
The program will increase your individual credential.
There are numerous companies of the private sector that needs students of banking and finance. Apart from offering challenging jobs, the candidates will also be the recipients of lucrative salaries. As far as the designation is concerned, one can be posted as Credit Risk Management Analyst or Financial Research Analyst or Personal Financial Adviser or Portfolio Manager.
Even in Government sector, it is possible for you to get jobs as administrators, finance officers or accountants with the many departments of the Indian government. They can even get jobs beneath the HR ministry of Indian Government.
The salaries may vary to some extent depending on your location, your original graduation and the hiring company.
*After successful completion of your masters, you can definitely go ahead with PhD.
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