MBA Sales & Marketing

Students can estimate the ROI, or the Return on Investment, of a top MBA in Sales & Marketing from colleges in India by comparing the average fees and placement salary of these colleges, which are provided in the table below. 

Disclaimer: This information is sourced from the official website and may vary.

If you want to do MBA then I say yes that you need to be good in maths because if you want a good college then you need to take exams like CAT, MAT etc. which are solely based on quntative and aptitude skills. When you get admission in MBA Digital Marketing then you study subjects like Economics, Business Stats etc. which are again solely dependent on maths. 

Yes — Banaras Hindu University (BHU) offers an MBA with a specialization in Marketing through its Institute of Management Studies (IMS BHU). The intake is typically structured as follows:

MBA (General): 59 seats

MBA (International Business): 59 seats

MBA (Agri Business): 59 seats

In these programs (including MBA Marketing), the total regular-seat intake is 316, with 59 seats for Marketing specialisation under IMS BHU . 

For the MBA/PGDM Marketing and Sales Management course, Ahmedabad Institute of Hospitality Management offers 60 seats. However, this might or might not change which totally depends on the institute or higher authorities. To confirm their seats, candidates have to pay the tuition fee or a specific amount after getting selected.

In 2025, an MBA in marketing and finance will be extremely valuable due to its excellent career prospects, robust salary growth and opportunities in a variety of high-growth industries. The dual specialisation is highly sought after and offers a solid basis for leadership positions in the dynamic business environment.

Their demand is growing day by day in every industry as the society is walking towards technological growth and financial gains due to the increase in the number of foreign investments hence the need for a skilled workforce that are specialised in either will be needed in the economic world. 

Several national-level and university-level entrance exams are accepted for admission into MBA in Marketing programs. The most widely recognised include

• CAT (Common Admission Test)
• XAT (Xavier Aptitude Test)
• MAT (Management Aptitude Test)
• CMAT (Common Management Admission Test)
• NMAT
• SNAP
• MAH-CET

Each exam tests a candidate's quantitative ability, logical reasoning, verbal skills, and data interpretation abilities. Some exams also include general knowledge or essay writing sections.