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Operations Trending Career Options After MBA
Which field is more valuable in MBA (finance, marketing, HR or operations)?
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Surbhi Sahu

Guide-Level 13

Every field is valuable in MBA whether finance, marketing, HR or operations. It depends on the students in which field they have interest and in which field they want to pursue their career. Each field has its own value. Finance - It allows students to pursue a career dealing with the financial aspects of a business, like risk management, valuation of funds and accounting.
Marketing - It provides job prospects in areas such as brand management, advertising, and sales operations, among others. HR - It is responsible to administer the largest capital of an organisation, i.e., human capital. It focuses on practical aspects of employee man
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2 years ago

Operations Business Management Studies
Can a Finance and Operations student opt for dual specialisation in MBA? What are the career opportunities for them in India and abroad?
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Vinay kr PandeySimple but significant

Scholar-Level 16

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. Yes there is Dual specialisation with Finance (Marketing or Operations). An MBA degree with dual specialisation not only builds a better resume. But, also helps in creating as well as generating more opportunities as well as options for the students pursuing it. You can go for following specialisation along with Masters of business administration in Finance:
Logistics Management
Accounts
Data Science
Artificial Intelligence
Marketing Management
Business Management
Operations Management
Hope it helps.

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2 years ago

Operations M.Sc
Are there any placements after M.Sc. In statistics and operations research?
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yash sahani

Contributor-Level 10

Candidates who have completed post-graduation in Statistics can start their career as research analyst, biometrician, bio statistician and econometrician. Candidates can seek employment in various sectors as Statistics is widely used in quantitative analysis.

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3 years ago

Operations Business Management Studies
Basically I am looking for a faculty's job . My subject is Aviation ( ground operations).Pls be kind enough to Offer or arrange the same .
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Shubham Chakravarty

Beginner-Level 5

ATC, ground Staff, Airport Manager, Aerospace Engineer, Baggage Handler.

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3 years ago

Operations Shri Ram College of Commerce, University of Delhi
I want to know about the latest cutoff information for Post Graduate Diploma in Global Business Operations at SRCC Delhi .
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Aman Sharma

Beginner-Level 1

The overall category wise cut offs for the SRCC GBO 2022 are:
General - 424.304
SC - 300.759
ST - 151.899
OBC - 352.405
PWD - 46.582

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3 years ago

Operations Business Management Studies
Which course is suitable for logistics back office operations experience person.
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Karamveer Singh

Beginner-Level 5

'Logistics and supply chain management is regional, national and global - it is everywhere, ' says Dr Graham Wall, M.Sc. Course leader in Logistics and Supply Chain Management at the University of Portsmouth. 'Without it, the wheels of industry and ultimately the UK economy would grind to a halt. Logistics is a key part of the UK economy, contributing over 127 billion and employing 1.7 million people, around 5% of the workforce.

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3 years ago

Operations Aviation Operations
Opportunities as FACULTY AVIATION/Airport Ground Operations.
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Khushi Gusain

Beginner-Level 5

Airport Ground Staff must have the ability to handle the situation in every condition along with diplomatic Abilities, the flexibility of attitude, great communication, and organizing skills which are the most essential qualities needed for Airport Ground Staff as they spend much of their time in interacting with air. The average airport ground operation salary in India is 228,000 per year or 117 per hour. Entry-level positions start at 192,000 per year, while most experienced workers make up to 277,800 per year.

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3 years ago

Operations IT4U Services, Jaipur National University
Does JNU provide distance MBA in operations and supply chain management?
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Shivam PalSpecialist in bba bca and b.tech councilling

Beginner-Level 5

Sorry JNU does not conduct any distance program for students but few part time courses are available in languages like Indonesian, Persian etc. you can join these courses by clearing JNUEE entrance exam of jnu. This part time course duration is One year and I can promise you that you can get handsome salary after these courses. Best of luck for your exam. See you at JNU

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3 years ago

Operations BBA Operations
I want to know about the fee structure at Fledge Institute of Aviation & Hospitality for BBA in Aviation Operations.
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kirti Gupta

Contributor-Level 10

Hi Madan Kavana,
The fee structure at Fledge Institute of Aviation & Hospitality for BBA in Aviation Operations is INR 10,000 to 4 LPA.

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3 years ago

Operations Institute for Future Education, Entrepreneurship and Leadership
Which is better UPES, Dehradun or IFEEL, Lonavala for MBA in operations?
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Amrit Sharma

Beginner-Level 4

Hi, there are 4 major specilisation when it comes to MBA or PGDM in management. Finance and Marketing are considered as main stream or front end hence have a high pay rate compared to HR and Operations which are back end and hence have a low pay rate. This is common across all the companies regardless of the sectors. Apart from a few which are dedicated in providing a certain service. Usally many colleges don't display there stream specific data so that they can fetch more admissions on common data but few institutes like iFEEL have a very true and transparent approach towards admissions. I enqured about there operations data and withi

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