International Business

Dear Avinash,
In Order to make your career in International Business, you have to earn the degree of MBA in IB. For this, the best government college is Indian Institute of Foreign Trade IIFT Delhi. To get the admission there, you have to qualify the entrance exam conducted by IIFT. Or else you can take admission based on your valid GMAT Score.

Hi Wasim Akram,
For job possibilities and to know, if your degree is in demand or not you should refer to the immigration website. It has a list of skilled occupations in demand. You may not find international business management specifically but relevant jobs will be found. In this era of globalization having a professional qualification in handling international business and having international exposure is definitely going to pay you in a good way. Just make sure you get into a reputed college.

So, what is your question regarding?

India is on the threshold of major reforms with GOI initiatives, like Make in India and is bound to become the third-largest economy of the world by 2030. It definitely stands as an opportune place to explore business possibilities. Therefore, MBA in international is most sought after programs in the current scenario from student perspective and recruiters point of you as well.
For package please check below link : https://www.upes.ac.in/upes-programs/mba.php

If you're opting for operations or IB then ITM is a good option. First of all its among the top 15 B-Schools and its a very good college in terms of ROI. For IB it provides a 2 months winter internship which is paid. The programme highlight is the 10 week global study term. The entire cohort of students travels to Europe to be trained by international faculty members and get directly exposed to the realities of business in the European Union. The experience is highlighted by visits to prominent government, industrial and corporate organizations, talks by business and policy experts and cultural immersion activities.

Yup, its two different degrees- the first one is B.Com and the second one is BBA.

Hi,
If you don't have work experience neither of these countries are good for you, infact you are not even eligible for an MBA. You should know that MBA programs require work experience. Universities will accept you only if you have an very competitive profile. You can try MS in International Business or PGDM. If you do PGDM then Australia has better choices. Australia also has stay back options after studies which is a bug plus point.