Business Management Studies

For international students, the Fraser International College BBA fees is INR 22 L per academic year. Note that the duration of this MBA course is 1 year (3 sems). It is expensive to study this course. However, the return on investment is quite impressive as the graduates secure top-notch placements in top companies around the globe.

Some of the top career paths for the BBA graduates are:

• Accounting;
• Advertising Executive;
• Banker;
• Entrepreneur;
• Finance Analyst;
• International Broker;
• International Businessperson;
• Human Resource Manager;
• Logistics Manager;
• Management Consultant;
• Marketer;
• Recruiter;
• Stockbroker;
• Systems Analyst; and more.

No, an MBA is not the only option after a Bachelor of Management Studies or BMS. While an MBA is a popular choice for those who are seeking advanced management and leadership roles, there are several other academic and career paths that BMS graduates can pursue based on their interests and career goals. You can consider pusuing following Courses after BMS Degree:

• Master's in Management (MIM)

• Postgraduate Diplomas/Certificates in different fields such as Marketing, Finance, HR, Data Analytics, Supply Chain Management, or Digital Marketing.

• Chartered Accountant (CA)

• Law (LLB)

• Master's in Economics

• Master's in Finance (MS Finance)

• Professional Certifications which includes CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst), CPA (Certified Public Accountant), Digital Marketing Certifications.

Yes, Bachelor of Management Studies graduates can find jobs in the government sector specially in public administration, banking, and public sector undertakings. But some roles may need specialised degrees and knowledge.
You can check out below some of the Government key roles and sectors where graduates from these programs can apply:

1. Public Sector Banks
   Probationary Officer (PO): Banks like SBI, IBPS, and others conduct exams for recruitment.
   Clerk: Various clerical positions in public sector banks.
2.  Civil Services
   Indian Administrative Services (IAS): Through the Civil Services Examination also known as UPSC.
   Indian Revenue Services (IRS): Also through the UPSC exam.
   State Civil Services: Various state-level exams for administrative roles.
3. Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs)
   Positions in companies like ONGC, BHEL, and others that recruit through GATE or their own exams.
4. Government Departments
   Assistant positions: In various ministries and departments.
   Accountant: In government offices or public sector units.
5. Teaching and Research
   Assistant Professor: In government colleges or universities (may require a master's degree and NET qualification).
   Research Analyst: In government research organizations.
6. Public Policy and Administration
   Positions in think tanks or NGOs that collaborate with government bodies.
7. Insurance Sector
   Positions in government-owned insurance companies like LIC which may conduct their own recruitment exams.
8. Statistical Services
   Roles in organizations like the National Sample Survey Office (NSSO) or the Census Department.
9. Economic Research
   Positions in government economic advisory bodies or research institutions.
10. Social Sector Jobs
    Roles in government schemes focused on economic development, education and health.