MBA Scope

Hi,
MBA in Healthcare Management degree programme is designed to provide budding healthcare professionals with specialised business training in healthcare management, health services, clinical information systems management, global healthcare management, and health services administration.

Yes, other than IIMs, there are many to target. I scored 92.3% in CAT. I am currently studying in Doon Business School, Dehradun with a scholarship of 40%. The placements are decent and companies even from abroad have recruited students from DBS. Last year, a student got placed in a bank of Sanghai with INR 22.5 lpa.

MBA in finance is the best option for you, if you are pursuing B.Com. Try to score above 50% and appear for CAT and MAT. I am of the opinion that one must not pursue BBA, to go for MBA finance. B.Com makes you proficient in core commerce knowledge and with some management skills learnt in MBA, you can do wonders. I am a student of Management of Doon Business School, Dehradun. The college came into existence 12 years ago and the placement records have been excellent over the years.

No, you are not required to clear any entrance exam to get admission in S P Jains Executive MBA Global programme. It is an 18 months Mumbai based programme, classes for which are held on weekends. You are only required to carry 5+ years of work experience. They do not require any GMAT or CAT score. All you need to do is to fill an application form. Once your application gets shortlisted, you will be invited for an evaluation process, which consists of an Aptitude Test & Personal Interview with the selection panel. You can dig out more information for the same on their official website: https://www.spjain.org/programs/postgraduate/emba.

The average package for Marketing is INR 8 Lakhs, and designation is based on the stream that would pursue.

Depends upon the place from where you do it.

But it doesn't have any recognition of UGC or any standard

Dear Govind, it is a good college. It is one of the best college in Asia for pursuing BBA in event management. They provide you wise scope for practical. However, as far as the chances are concerned, it depends upon your skills and sincerity as the field requires a lot of creativity.

If you are working somewhere you should go for part-time or distance MBA degree, since you are working it will help you to move to a better job with the same field or you can get a promotion (if your company is good). However, I would recommend you to join full-time MBA degree, with this, you will able to get a decent job, as many companies prefer college placements and you will get handsome salary package. But at the end call is yours, since you know your position.