MBA Scope

Hello Monty,
Strangely, the college officials haven't posted any details about the placements on their website. So, you need to contact them directly. http://www.amity.edu/jaipur/mba#horizontalTab-first-block2 here's the link.

ABBS is not offering MBA in Mysore University, ABBS is offering MBA in Bangalore University and PDGM approved by AICTE. Now in comparison between ABBS and AIMS, I would like to suggest you to go with AIMS.

Yes, you might get it. Target those companies which give your preferred location when it comes to your campus. Even you can try off campus through job portals.

Hi,
How are you?
In today's world, all we want is a high placement from a college. So, prefer the best college for MBA. No matter from where you pursued your Bachelor degree, go for CAT preparation.
If you will be in 99-100 you may get call from IIM. So, go for it.
Thank you and keep asking.

Hello Abhilash,
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/top-5-mba-specializations-in-india-blogId-3223
Kindly visit this link to know about the future scope of MBA in IT.

It had many affiliated colleges so you have to see accordingly how placements are but career in FM is good and bright.

Hi Arpit,
If you want to do a job in a private bank after MBA in finance then you should be focused on bank's notification as private banks their own online exam and interviews. If you want to increase your knowledge then you can join any certified banking course.
Thank you.

It's up-to you, and your interest area. You can pursue both the alternatives. BCA+MBA looks little odd, but still you will get a placement you can survive with. But BCA + MCA looks normal and it will work normal. You can earn a good penny out of it, if you are interested in Computer Applications.

Hello Shubham,
Not at all, you need not worry about it. During the campus selection, companies give more importance to your interview process, overall performance (academic + Extra-curricular) during your two years' MBA program and your MBA entrance exam(s) and past academic scores (10th, 12th & B Com), rather than seeing which was your graduation degree.