Business Management Studies

Hi Praveen, As long as you are pursuing your B.Com you should continue to work as Junior Sales Executive. After completion, you should opt for MBA. If you don't have any financial problem, then my advice would be that you should go for regular MBA rather than a distance one. Regular classroom programme is preferred over distance programme in the industry. Also ICICI and other major banks have their own MBA programme in banking and financial management. After completing your B.Com you would be eligible for that. If qualified, you can do the MBA and would be absorbed within the organisation. They will also give you stipend to meet your expenses during your study period. You can look at ICICI programme at: icicicareers. Com.

Hi There, There is absolutely no comparison between CAT and MAT
1. CAT is far more better than MAT as it is conducted by IIM and it is the only exam that if you crack, can give you a ticket to IIM while MAT is the least rated amongst all the entrance exams and is accepted by only low and average ranked colleges which would hardly give you any placement
2. CAT is conducted once in an year while MAT is conducted 4 times an year
If you are to take my advice, I would suggest you start preparing for CAT. Also do take up XAT and CMAT. XAT is accepted by Xaviers
3. CAT is accepted by all the colleges while MAT is only accepted by TIER 3 colleges.

Hi,
Here are top MBA specializations that will strike the chord of an MBA aspirant
1- MBA in Business Analytics
2- MBA in HR
3- MBA in Marketing
4- MBA in Finance
5- MBA in Entrepreneurship
6- MBA in Insurance & Risk Management
7- MBA in Operation Management
8- MBA in Logistics Management
The student should have the right focus and attitude to decide the career goals and work specializations. Also consider the return on investment that the course promises. This in turn depends on rankings, acceptance rate, faculty, academic culture and career services associated with the chosen institute at, IILM University, Gurugram have freedom to choose electives from more than one domain as well. This will help you to take a balanced decision. Also one must give equal importance to all the aspects of management because when you climb up the corporate ladder, you are required to perform more than one function, and thus the knowledge of different areas come into play. Hope this help.

Both international business and marketing are quite different. In which you want to do MBA, it depends only on your interest. I have explained both of them below.
1- MBA in International Business:
The goal of taking a course in International Business Operations is to give students information about the economies of the world. During the time of globalization, many other countries like China, Japan and India are associated with each other with trade relations and money-related support. The basic objective of the International Business Course is to inform the students about the interdependence and mutual relations of economies of different countries in today's business environment.
2- MBA in Marketing:
Marketing management is carried out for the promotion and dissemination of products and services to customers and for the development of professionals, industry, business houses and even the service sector. Note:
If I talk about employment, then MBA in Marketing is very good because marketing in India has more number of jobs. The specialisation of MBA in International Business can be your personal choice. You should take MBA in IB course only if you are more interested in learning to read international economies. I think MBA in Marketing is the best in terms of jobs. GLOBAL BUSINESS SCHOOL & RESEARCH CENTER, this is a flagship institute of Dr. DY. Patil Vidyapeeth in Pune. This college best known for its MBA programme. GBSRC is counted among the Best MBA Institute in India. If you want to do MBA in Marketing course then you can get more information about GBSRC College via their website. If you do not want to go into marketing then you can do specializations like Financial Management, Human Resources Management, Hospital and Healthcare Management, Agribusiness Management.