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CFA stands for Chartered financial analyst. It is one of the top professional courses that is used in the real time world. It is also competitive and tougher exam to crack.
It has three levels namely 1, 2 & 3. If you have cleared all the three, then you would be a complete CFA whose standard is huge.
After completing CFA level 1, there are not many job opportunities, to be frank. Some prospects are there but you need to possess many skills to get those jobs. In this market, you can survive only if you have additional skills as well as a stand out quality.
You need to improve your presentation skills and Interpretation skills. You need to be different from others even if you sail in the same boat. If you have just passed the level 1 CFA exam, your presentation skills have a larger impact on the quality of the job you can land than your academic credentials.
The following are some of the preparation tips for CFA level 2:
A plan of rigorous study effort is required. You need to remember that, Level II is only held once a year, so you should wait for one whole additional year if you don't make it.
Hard work only pays off and there is no way out. You need to be preparing according to a planned schedule and yes, a long term effort is required for level 2.
You need to prepare in such a way that you could answer the tricky questions in the right way. For that, practice is the only key. The examiner would expect the candidate to have a broad thinking, so that the questions would obviously be tough.
It is important to assess yourself often, so that you can know where to improve and also your current state of preparation. So, you need to have a specific method of preparation.
Finally, taking practice exams, quizzes, or practice questions, really help you increase your answering efficiency staying power of the material that you learn.

ICWA degree holders are highly demanded in the government sector, private enterprises, development agencies, banking & finance sector, education and training sectors. With the advancement of the economy, demands for cost and management professionals are rising rapidly.
Some popular areas where you can find jobs are consultancy firms, developmental agencies, departments of company affairs, training & research organisations, service industry, stock exchanges, public utility sector and other regulatory bodies. There are plenty of employment opportunities are available for the ICWA qualified people. Once you have completed the ICWA course, you can start up your career as a cost accountant.
In India, you can expect a starting salary between Rs. 3 to 4 lacs per annum. Your salaries will also depend upon your working job profile, sector and experience in this field.
In abroad (USA), the average salary of a cost accountant is around $53k per annum.

MBA in Entrepreneurship is one specialization which not only offers you a chance to enter into any industry of your choice, but it also lets you create a demand for a product/service which does not exist in the marketplace yet.
It was after the global financial crisis of 2008, that the world and India struggled to create employment for the growing population. There was a crying need to create employment opportunities at all levels and hence, entrepreneurship became an attractive option to save the lives of people in crisis. With such tremendous change in the economic activity, not just the world but even India has witnessed a wide array of entrepreneurial activity in the recent years, with many success stories further fueling the ambitions of many budding entrepreneurs.
By pursuing this course you can enter any industry such as:
- Automobile
- Advertising
- Agriculture
- Banking
- Cement
- Small and Medium Enterprise management
- Fashion
- Cinema
- Information Technology
- Insurance
- Mining
- Oil and Gas
- Digital Media
- Retail
- Real Estate
- Telecom
- Tourism
Whichever industry you choose to associate with, would not stop you from learning the processes and function that are involved in it.

The requirement of trained and qualified professionals possessing an MBA turning out to be business leaders in sports management is a dire necessity at the moment, which is why there are great opportunities up for grabs. While most might still think of the career path to be more of a passion rather than the career it is, the mindset is changing.
There are a number of accredited courses that offer sports management in India, but there are new ones mushrooming keeping the necessity of sports in mind. This is also because of the underlying belief in the sports fraternity and the management that the person managing or a higher position ought to be someone who has played the sports and that too at a high level. For example, the BCCI has created a 30 member team of management professional which included people who had specializations in sports management.
Other than that, there have been plenty developments that suggest that sports are in dire requirement of some discipline and infrastructure. This is bound to make way for the demand of professionals in the field. The ones interested in being a part of this field ought to know the great future that lucrative options offer in this field. There has been a recent boom in the industry and continues to show promise for many years to come. The opportunities after doing an MBA in Sports Management are immense.

Quality Management is a crucial function in any organization, as it ensures that the organization's products, services, and processes are consistent and maintain a desired level of excellence. It consists of four main components, namely, quality planning, quality assurance, quality control, and quality improvement. Not only does this function focus on product or service quality, it also deals with the ways to achieve it. An MBA in Quality Management teaches students about quality control standards to improve business performance, quality assurance, and planning, quality management systems, an audit of management systems, among other aspects of the business.
After completing a course in quality management, a student could be employed in the quality assurance departments of the following:
Banks
Security Agencies
Manufacturing and Construction Firms
Academic Institutions
Research Institutions
Non-Governmental Organizations
Civil Services
Government Ministries and Agencies

Analytics has become an attractive career destination for MBA students. The field offers exciting and challenging work that leverages business as well as technical knowledge in a largely merit-based environment. The financial rewards are great and growth opportunities aplenty. Analytic tools have become more user-friendly. A lot of the latest tools are GUI-based. Instead of learning a coding language one now needs to just master the graphical user interface of the tool, which is a lot easier. Experience has taught businesses that effective analytics exists only in the context of a business and a business problem.
Those who have strong technical and quantitative skills but a poor understanding of the application of analytics in business context are likely being weak performers. Companies like Genpact, WNS, Infosys, Accenture, Target, etc. are all hiring from business schools. B-schools like the IIMs, FMS, SP Jain, and XIM have always been happy hunting grounds for analytic companies. Now even other institutes like MDI, SIOM, GIM, NIT, and IMT are being targeted by these companies. With starting salaries ranging from 5 lacs to 12 LPA even for non-IIM MBAs, analytics has become a coveted field in business schools around the country.