MBA/PGDM

Hello Siddharth, A B.Tech profile indicates your technical knowledge and an MBA gives you an added advantage of the various domains in management field. Industries and job titles: The magic words finance and management open up career opportunities in various sectors including banking and financial services, investment banking, management consulting, insurance, wealth management, asset finance, and hedge fund management. Job titles available to an MBA in Finance include financial manager/analyst, credit analyst, accounting manager, risk and insurance manager, treasurer, finance manager, cash manager, chief financial officer, VP (finance), and finance director. Job description: Corporate finance is about ensuring that funds are available for a company business activities. Finance professionals study and forecast economic trends, balance risk and profitability, analyze company reports and suggest improvements, take steps to maximize stock value, manage funds by choosing investment portfolios, and apply the principles of financial risk management. Salaries and companies: The annual salary range in the US is $48,000 to $170,000. Popular companies include J. P. Morgan Chase & Co. , Ernst & Young, Hewlett Packard, Citibank and General Electric. In India, an MBA in Finance from the Iims may command packages of Rs. 10-15 Lacs a year. Financial analysts earn about Rs. 4 Lacs a year at the start, credit analysts Rs. 5-6 Lacs at the start to Rs. 20-30 Lacs in senior-level posts, and management consultants Rs. 5-8 Lacs and, in a few years, Rs. 10-15 Lacs. Top b-schools for MBA in Finance: Among the top schools/universities in the world for MBA in Marketing, according to the QS Top MBA website, are Wharton School, HBS, Stern School of Business, Columbia Business School, Stanford University, Northwestern University (all in US), Chicago Booth School of Business (UK campus), London Business School (UK), INSEAD (France, Singapore), IE Business School (Spain), and the Iims in Ahmedabad, Bangalore, and Calcutta. Types of jobs after MBA in Operations management is becoming more and more popular among b-school aspirants, and the number of MBAs in this specialisation is going up. So is the competition for jobs. In this scenario, MBAs in Operations can stand out from among job aspirants by learning about Six Sigma and Lean methodologies, says a Purdue University official quoted in a website article. Hope that helps !