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8 years ago
Contributor-Level 6
Career wise that is a good decision as BPO culture don't have that much of growth as compared to a candidate holding a MBA degree. But, as you have asked about salary package, this totally depends upon the stream & the Business School that you are pursuing from. As a suggestion, I would like you to go for MBA in Banking & Finance as this sector has huge scope & also this is one of the fastest growing sectors in terms of jobs.
As far as the salary is concerned, it would be better if you pursue MBA from Business school that comes under Symbiosis International University. For Instance, if you pursue MBA in Banking & Finance fro
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Scholar-Level 17
1. Infrastructure: Both are at par
2. Rankings: NMIMS wins
3. Campus Life: SIBM wins
4. Faculty: Can't comment(both would be having great faculty members)
5. Brand name: Both at par
6. Placements: NMIMS wins(though there isn't a significant difference between the two).
7. Location: NMIMS wins(undoubtedly)
8. Fees: SIBM wins(by a mile)
9. ROI: NMIMS slightly edges ahead
I hope it helps you in mak
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Guide-Level 13
Salary is never a constraint for a good and deserving candidate. The most important thing is the scorecard of the student pursuing MBA or any other professional course. If you are pursuing MBA, than kindly make sure that your scorecard is excellent. It is your scorecard that will keep you ahead of others. As far as package is concerned, it depends on your negotiating capability with the employer at the time of the interview. How confident you are during the interview makes a lot of difference. For private sector banks than too, one can expect a beginning somewhere around 3.5 to 4 lacs per annum. I hope this would suffice. All the best
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8 years agoBeginner-Level 3
It totally depends on your interest. May be healthcare is your interest but marketing has a high scope and high pay scale too. So, I would suggest that you give importance to your interest because you will be able to perform well in the field in which you have interest.
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8 years ago
Contributor-Level 9
You will get an opportunity for 6 months to work in the UK. However, if you want to continue, you need to work hard so that your boss will keep you as a full-time employee.
Tha salary package which you can expect is something like 35k-45k if it is in India.
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8 years ago
Guide-Level 14
Although it is not necessary that u must have experience in country's local market, your +3 year of experience is enough to make your visa to go. Second thing is: If you are dedicated to work, struggler, have excellent performance during job then I don't think you will face any problem in finding Job abroad. There is plenty of options available specially in marketing field (because it is all pervasive).
And the third thing is I am suggesting you to go for Australia (most preferred) for MBA or UK (if not Australia then here) because Sydney school of business is one among the top 5 business school in world.
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