Finance

Hi, Selecting the specialisation for an MBA degree is always a tough decision. Dual specialisation always helps to achieve your dreams in two different sectors and majorly it expand your options in the industry. So I would suggest you to go for both Marketing and Finance. MBA in Finance helps students to straddle the management field with the cutting-edge financial technology innovation and its application the area of Banking, Finance and Insurance. The Programme will enable students to have an in-depth understanding of the future of money, markets and transactions, as well as the mental tools and frameworks required to predict and leverage future trends. Jobs after MBA in Finance: Accounting Manager, Chief Financial Officers, Cash Managers, Manager Consultants, Investment Banking Associates, Credit Managers & Specialists, Financial Analyst, Corporate Controllers, Finance Officers & Treasurers, Insurance & Risk Managers, Investment Bankers, Investing Sales Traders & Associates. MBA in Marketing course helps students to observe and understand the need of the customers, develop fast experiments and prototypes with users and develop prediction markets. Students will gain cutting-edge insights about the sources of customers satisfaction and brand personality. Jobs after MBA in Marketing: Brand Manager, Account Manager, Research Manager, Sales Manager, Business Development Manager, Marketing Analytics, SEO Manager. 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. So if your college offers this kind of flexibility then must exercise this option. 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. Good Luck!

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.

Dear Diksha, Selecting the specialization for an MBA degree is always a tough decision. Dual specialization always helps to achieve your dreams in two different sectors and majorly it expand your options in the industry. MBA in HR: Human Resource Management is a function that involves the process of hiring of the workforce, providing development & training, maintaining workforce regulation, assessment of their performance, providing compensation & benefits, motivating, relationship with the staff. For students with no work experience, it is essential to choose the right kind of MBA programme. It is this degree that will help them to create a resume that will reflect professional experience, knowledge, and other tools of career management. MBA in Finance: helps students to straddle the management field with the cutting-edge financial technology innovation and its application in the area of Banking, Finance, and Insurance. The Programme will enable students to have an in-depth understanding of the future of money, markets, and transactions, as well as the mental tools and frameworks required to predict and leverage future trends. In my opinion, the student should go for a Dual specialization programme like IILM University, Gurugram provides a Dual specialization programme to the student. They are providing a good opportunity to learn both Finance as well as HR. To know more about the university, please go through the website: IILM University - Freedom to Pursue your Passion. Hope this help.

Opting for a specialization whether it's HR, MNG or FINANCE is largely depends upon your interests. Find out which industry excites you the most. I can give you breif details of these profiles. BBA with HR specialisation (One of the most popular courses that give expertise in handling and managing human resources techniques). HR professionals perform following roles:
-Recruiting Management
-Employment Recruitment, Training and Development
-Promotion, Demotion, Appraisal and Analysis
-Creating Employee Benefits
:BBA with Finance specialisation
Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance (awards students with the fundamental concepts of financial components that involve planning, procuring, and controlling firms)
BBA with Finance professionals handle the following roles:
-Account and Financial Management
-Financial Advisory Management
-Portfolio Management
-Corporate Finance etc. BBA with Management
Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS), Bachelor of Business Administration (Financial Investment Analysis), and BBA General are all the forms of Management at undergraduate level which regardless of the specialisation, it covers all the various aspects of business like finance, economics, operations, marketing, accounting etc. In the end you have to decide, which specialisation fits you better. Hope it helps
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