Business Management Studies

In India there are lots of colleges. Here is the list of TOP MBA Colleges other than Iims. Faculty of Management Studies, Delhi
XLRI Xavier School of Management, Jamshedpur
Indian Institute of Foreign Trade IIFT New Delhi
SOIL Institute of Management, Gurgaon
Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies (JBIMS), Mumbai
Management Development Institute, Gurgaon
IILM University, Gurgaon
S. P. Jain Institute of Management & Research, Mumbai
National Institute of industrial Engineering (NITIE), Mumbai
ISB, HYDERABAD
Symbiosis Institute of Business Management, Pune
Loyola Institute of Business Administration, Chennai
Indian Institute of Technology (Indian School of Mines), Dhanbad.

The first step is to ask yourself what kind of career you want to pursue. Although an MBA in human resources and an MBA in information technology may appear to be the same thing, they are not. MBA (IT): A combination of managerial expertise and information technology that would benefit someone interested in the field of information technology. One will learn more about computer applications in management, data warehousing, data analysis and mining, software engineering, and so on. You can work as a Business Analyst, Quality Manager, Project Manager, and a variety of other positions, and if you have the necessary talents, it will be quite straightforward to advance up the corporate ladder. MBA (HR): This programmer is only for people who want to work in the field of human resources. One will be responsible for a variety of tasks, including employee engagement, employee welfare, human resource training and development, and so on. In a nutshell, controlling one of the most important aspects of any organisation and ensuring that the company and its people continue to flourish. Given that you have completed BCA you might want to consider IT if you are more interested in it. Still perplexed? Get a career in the IT area after college and work for 1 or 2 years. This will assist you in comprehending the corporate world and the businesses linked with it, and I am confident that at the end of those 1 or 2 years, you will have an answer and a better understanding of the subject.

Hi. I agree with logic is valid in India also. With MBA you get better career prospects (Financially). But if you have orientation for helping the community and development sector you can go with MSW. You can get anywhere between 3035 K pm as starting salary if got MSW from premier institute and it can go upto 11.2 Lacs+ in 78 years. Crossing 1.25 Lacs pm is big barrier in 78 years while in case of MBA is quite easy in 34 years only. Plus, if you do MBA with HR or option also available with Rural Marketing/Rural Management and other social sectors specializations you can pursue your passion in Rural Development and CSR sector easily. But again, salary can be compared as: You will not get salary as lucrative as some of your corporate friends. Definitely you will also not in bottom 60% of pay pyramid. Getting job and early growth is easy in CSR and NGOs, but at higher level there is difficulty to cross certain barriers as there are lot less opportunities at top compared to corporate world. But you get lot more satisfying and meaningful job. You get peace of mind and contentedness of doing something good. Choice is yours! Good Luck!

Yes, there are many B schools providing direct admission on the basis of academic credentials as well. But you should look for institutes that have a great legacy, are known for how they teach and help their students grow and also have great placements. SOIL Institute of Management Gurgaon is one such name. It is a well-known college running since 2007 and now an established name not only in Gurgaon but in India as well. All because of the sincere efforts being put by the management for the all-round development of the students. It imparts best education with best faculty, focuses on line training throughout the MBA programme for complete corporate exposure of a student. Conduct seminars, events, corporate sessions for knowledge enhancement. Provide certifications besides MBA degree like SAP, Digital Marketing, Data Analytics for the technology advancement of a student. It is primarily located in the heart of the city as well as have a moderate fee structure.

I'll answer this question in a very straight forward way. SOIL provides certification and accepts application from candidates with work experience for their PGPM program which has 3 specializations (analytics, finance & marketing) and candidates with/without prior experience can enrol for their PGPM Human Resources program. Talking about spending a hefty amount at SOIL, they give weightage to your previous work experience. The candidates have real good chances of doubling their salary in a year which I guess can't be fulfilled by colleges on the same lanes as SOIL even if you go for PGDM courses. I would also like to concur that the highest package offered in my batch was INR. 17 LPA, so doubling the salary should be within permissible limit. Talking about faculties most of them visit for their sessions and they have a very decent background. Further, details are there on college website https://www.soil.edu.in/