MBA Placement

There is a good scope in this field where BBA graduates can get good jobs. Graduates of business management can get jobs in foreign countries too. To get these jobs, it is required for aspirants to have good English knowledge. Besides this, they also need to have a passion for their field of study. BBA graduates can get jobs as executive trainees or management trainees with any of the sectors mentioned below:
Advertising Agencies
Banking
Finance
Consultancy
Consumer Durable Companies
FMCG
IT Companies
Salary package will depend on the company hiring you and how good are your negotiating skills; it may vary from 10K-20K. But for a better job, you definitely go for MBA. Only then you can improve your standards and also your reputation.

Hi Deepika,Executive MBA is a great way to add that needed pump to one's careers. Because an Executive MBA is a part-time or modular programme, you will be able to make an immediate impact at work and directly apply the knowledge and skills you gain in the classroom to real-world situations. The learning is deep and engaging since you can test new behaviours and tools when you get back to the office. It gives you the invaluable opportunity to meet and interact with new groups of people, expanding both your professional and your personal network. During the programme you will benefit from the diversity of participants in your class, maximising your learning by challenging your assumptions and broadening your perspectives. I heard LM Thapar School of Management has started an 18-months Executive MBA programme. The Thapar group has a great legacy of 65 years and has amazing international as well as placement opportunities. Admissions are now open, you should definitely check it out.

Dual specialisation is better in terms of future concern because if you choose dual specialisation then you will be eligible to sit in the placement process of companies with both the specialisation. Example, if you have chosen dual specialisation as marketing and finance, then the companies which are coming for marketing profile and finance profile, you will be eligible for both. Dual specialisation is better since you can apply for more varieties of jobs, provided you can manage both areas of specialisation. Take your second specialisation as a support for example, if you take IT as your second specialisation, you can excel at advanced excel, database management, and further IT operations which are sought in a suitable candidate in any field.
I hope this helps you.