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Nitin Rampal
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Job opportunities after this post graduate course in Hotel Management are plentiful. Successful post graduates get placed in Hotels and Restaurants, Tourism industry, catering services, food craft institutes, airline industry, multinational companies, housekeeping etc. Candidates also have the option of starting up an individual business in the field. Candidates can find career opportunities abroad as well.
Also, after MBA in Hotel Management, the following industries can be explored as lucrative career options by successful postgraduates.
Indian Railways
The Tourism Industry
5 Star Hotels - Human Resource department
5 Star Hotels - Sales a
Also, after MBA in Hotel Management, the following industries can be explored as lucrative career options by successful postgraduates.
Indian Railways
The Tourism Industry
5 Star Hotels - Human Resource department
5 Star Hotels - Sales a
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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp
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Hi,
An MBA from IGNOU is fully accredited and valid from the perspective of applying for government jobs or pursuing higher studies. Even though, a lot of government organizations a accept distance education degrees, a candidate may be at a significant disadvantage while competing against other candidates with full time MBA degrees under their belts. Organizations have an innate tendency to hire students from full time programs as opposed to distance learning programs especially in cases where an MBA is the focus. If you want to increase your chances of landing a good job with a public/private company I'd recommend joining a full time
An MBA from IGNOU is fully accredited and valid from the perspective of applying for government jobs or pursuing higher studies. Even though, a lot of government organizations a accept distance education degrees, a candidate may be at a significant disadvantage while competing against other candidates with full time MBA degrees under their belts. Organizations have an innate tendency to hire students from full time programs as opposed to distance learning programs especially in cases where an MBA is the focus. If you want to increase your chances of landing a good job with a public/private company I'd recommend joining a full time
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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp
Scholar-Level 16
Hi,
Opportunities and Growth
Over the next twenty years, passenger traffic is expected to grow by 2.5 times and create a rippling effect on employment opportunities. The aviation job market is likely to give employment to99.1 million professionals the end of 2034 and the industry shall probably contribute5.9 trillion to the global GDP. The average increase in demand for air transport is anticipated to rise at the rate of 4.3% every year across the globe for the next 20 years. Thus, if the scheme of things falls in place, the sector holds huge growth prospects for both new and experienced players. The course curriculum is designed to equ
Opportunities and Growth
Over the next twenty years, passenger traffic is expected to grow by 2.5 times and create a rippling effect on employment opportunities. The aviation job market is likely to give employment to99.1 million professionals the end of 2034 and the industry shall probably contribute5.9 trillion to the global GDP. The average increase in demand for air transport is anticipated to rise at the rate of 4.3% every year across the globe for the next 20 years. Thus, if the scheme of things falls in place, the sector holds huge growth prospects for both new and experienced players. The course curriculum is designed to equ
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Ananya V,
The specific programme will depend on your career goals. This is the era of digitization, if you are interested you can check for programs in data or business analytics, digital marketing, E-commerce, etc. Just keep in mind that since you are currently studying MBA and no work experience it will be a challenge to opt for another Masters. It makes your profile weak.
The specific programme will depend on your career goals. This is the era of digitization, if you are interested you can check for programs in data or business analytics, digital marketing, E-commerce, etc. Just keep in mind that since you are currently studying MBA and no work experience it will be a challenge to opt for another Masters. It makes your profile weak.
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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp
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That is a huge time frame. After completing BBA, you will be eligible to sit for government exams, clerical exams and so on. Also, you can pursue your MBA. After MBA you can go for middle entry level jobs. You can try for Doon Business School, Dehradun which offers Six Sigma, Tally, SAP courses along with MBA.
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Aman KumarPursuing Management degree
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The finance division or department is involved financial planning, accounting and decision making, whereas the marketing department is involved in developing marketing plans and strategies to deliver messages to target markets about the company's brands, products and services. If you are more of an introvert, critical thinker and passionate about statistics and numbers, then Finance specialization is well suited for you. Whereas, if you are an extrovert and love communicating your thoughts, and are able to persuade people, then you should opt for Marketing specialization.
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Himanshu TalrejaThe Best veiw comes after the Hardest Climb.
Beginner-Level 4
Hello Sir,
I must recommend before filling up forms of college. Try to filter out before you fill up the forms rather than wasting the money for forms. Always try to set the priority which will be better and worth in future. Secondly, your entrance score in the competitive exams followed by the selection interview. So, choose appropriately rather to fill forms in recommendation of others.
I must recommend before filling up forms of college. Try to filter out before you fill up the forms rather than wasting the money for forms. Always try to set the priority which will be better and worth in future. Secondly, your entrance score in the competitive exams followed by the selection interview. So, choose appropriately rather to fill forms in recommendation of others.
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Himanshu TalrejaThe Best veiw comes after the Hardest Climb.
Beginner-Level 4
Hello Sir
I personally recommend you that there are some criteria for MBA colleges as well as companies for placement. If you have more than 50 overall from 10 to graduation, you are eligible or otherwise, there's no option to sit for interviews. So, very truly advising, 12th result is important everywhere, till you are fresher. After some experience in corporate, there will be Cake Walk for your success in any field.
I personally recommend you that there are some criteria for MBA colleges as well as companies for placement. If you have more than 50 overall from 10 to graduation, you are eligible or otherwise, there's no option to sit for interviews. So, very truly advising, 12th result is important everywhere, till you are fresher. After some experience in corporate, there will be Cake Walk for your success in any field.
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Himanshu TalrejaThe Best veiw comes after the Hardest Climb.
Beginner-Level 4
If you are pursuing MBA in Finance, try to get certification courses provided by NCFM by NSE and IRDA certification which will be beneficial for further preferences and enhancing your Cvs.
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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
Hello!
Those academic scores should get you shortlisted; just try scoring well in NMAT and/or other required exams and then perform well in the interviews.
Good luck!
Those academic scores should get you shortlisted; just try scoring well in NMAT and/or other required exams and then perform well in the interviews.
Good luck!
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