Career

For MBA operations, there are various career options available in operations sector. It involves manufacturing science, supply chain management, logistics management, quality assurance. It involves the process to efficiently manage the supply chain management in production and manufacturing, inventory, purchase management, ERP, inventory management, etc. In MBA Operations, you will study topics like Services Operation Management, Quality Management, Operation Research, Operations Strategy, Supply Chain Management, Project Management, Production & Material Management and Business Modeling & Simulation. A thrust of operations management is on maximising the efficiency of production and minimising all round costs and the time to delivery of products to the customer. Operations management team constantly strives to improve the effectiveness of processes. Operations management professionals find career opportunities in different sectors. They fit into the manufacturing sector, construction, infrastructure, retail, aviation, logistics, automotive, oil and gas, FMCG, pharma and railways to name a few. Operations management is the best suited for those with an engineering background. All the best!

In today's world, marketing is the most important element for an organisation to create awareness among the audience it is targeting for their product.
As it is most demanding career options for the youth to start. It can lead you to options like sales promotion, branding launching, setting target campaigns, etc. You will start as a sales executive to VP marketing in a top company. In the field of marketing, you will lead with high growth level than other fields as there is more career progression in this. You will be responsible for business development and promotion for your organisation and will be able to cope with the existing brand and other models to launch a new or diversity in the existing.
So there are numerous opportunities in the field whether in India or any other company because once a product is manufactured, it has to be marketed to the end user. There comes your role on how to market your product to the deepest level.
I hope this information helps.
All the best.

Distance MBA degree certainly adds value to your resume (for a person who completed their graduation). However, there are not many firms which hire candidates with Distance MBA for managerial roles. You ask me for a justification for that? I'd simply say, there are people who had done full-time MBA and are still waiting for jobs.
Having said that, if you have a distance MBA after having Masters in your technical field that might get you into a pretty decent job. No one can assure it though.
You can use the knowledge you gained through that distance course to become a better professional and climb up the organizational ladder once you get into the firm but when it comes to the opportunities, my word still stands. It is hard to get into managerial roles with a distance MBA with graduation. This is the current status in India when it comes to opportunities for candidates successfully completing their distance MBA.
Pursuing MBA through correspondence will give you knowledge if you really put in the required effort but when it comes to a job abroad, it is very difficult. Let's hit the reality and have a look at supply-demand graph. We are having more supply (people completing full-time MBA) compared to demand even overseas. So, if you have a chance, prefer doing full time MBA which will fetch you a good job in India or abroad depending upon the institute you pursue your MBA.
Hope you got a fair idea of what really is happening in India and around the world. I sincerely wish you will take the right decision.
All the very best.

Scope is something which is very relative. If I talk about engineering, the branches that are having scope right know may not have scope after the completion of B.Tech and if you ask me personally then don't go for engineering because it has gained the saturation level and you would struggle to get the job here. So, firstly think of the field which you have interest in and then you can check out the scope from the websites like Shiksha and others.
Some examples:
If you have interest in drawing and are creative, you can go for B.Arch or interior designing.
If you have interest in computer, you can opt for BCA and you can think ahead.
If you want to go for management then you can go for BBA
you can go for B.Sc if you like science and not the applied science used in engineering.
You can also go for hotel management if you have managerial and leadership skills.
You can also join Indian Army for ground duty via exams like NDA.
Note: Don't follow others and make sure your decisions are not influenced by other.

MBA in airport and airline management or MBA in aviation is a good course to pursue and it offers good career prospects and excellent growth opportunities.
The program aims to create skilled professionals for the aviation sector and allied fields of travel and tourism.
After completing this course you will develop comprehensive knowledge about the industry necessary for their success with the strong business foundation to compete in both aviation and non-aviation sector.
A career in the aviation field is considered glamorous and exciting because of the opportunities for travel.
After the completing this course you will be competent to apply for the various positions in Aviation industry like in the department of:
- Airport Operations.
- Aviation Security.
- Sales and Advertising.
- Marketing and Communications.
- Customer Services.
- Passenger Handling.
- Airport Management.
Please remember the remuneration of MBA in aviation graduates is dependent upon the type of organizations that takes them in.
Freshers will earn around Rs. 20,000 to Rs. 25,000 each month. With an increase in experience, individuals can make as much as Rs. 25,000 - Rs. 30,000 every month. This will go up as you gain more experience.
However, as per your profile, I would suggest you to work for 2-3 years after completing your B.Tech and then opt for MBA.
The advantage of this step would be:
- You will gain relevant work experience.
- After working you will know which specialization to opt-in MBA that can further enhance your career prospects, however as per your profile pursuing MBA in IT would be the best option for you.