Rural Management

A rural management graduate can have multiple career options. A rural management graduate can find a job in rural marketing, project management, supply chain management, rural development, and natural resources management. They all require an individual to have good communication skills and excellent interpersonal skills. The math skills also help in developing realistic strategies for the management of natural resources, marketing, and budgeting. There are many various opportunities for a rural management graduate. For more information visit the official website of IRMA or visit at: https://www.shiksha.com/college/institute-of-rural-management-anand-28620.

Hi,
I appreciate your willingness to know about MBA in rural management.
So, KIIT School of Rural Management (KSRM), Bhubaneswar came into existence with the laying of the foundation stone by the father of the White Revolution, Late Dr. Verghese Kurien & Dr. A Samanta, Founder of KIIT Group of Institute & KISS on 20th November, 2006 in the premises of the KIIT University.
KSRM has highly qualified teachers with rich and relevant industry experience groom the young graduates, Students are regularly engaged with dialogue on emerging development and agribusiness issues, it's engaged with about 350 partner organizations (from corporate, CSR, and development sectors), which not only provide space to update curriculum but also facilitate students for experiential learning, it has world-class infrastructure including user-friendly technology of the School not only facilitate in updating the students and the faculty, but also facilitate in interfacing the students with the experts outside the campus;
The ultimate thing is that its curriculum accommodates three experiential learning-based internships, which enables students to experience the real challenges and exposes them to explore best solutions by using management principles and managerial decision-making tools.
To my knowledge, MBA in Rural Management in KSRM is best.

Scope of rural manager in India is quite vast and to be frank I don't see being a rural manager limits anyway. For the list of companies you can check the college website because if I start writing I am afraid I might miss out on some. It is a myth that people spread around saying only if you are willing to serve the rural community and are ready to stay in a village then go for rural management. I ask them, if that is so then why do I find Deloitte, PWC coming for recruitment for job location in metro cities? Once you join the course you will anyway like it (take my word) but then I am only limiting my experience to IRMA. Cheers!
For more information you can visit at official website of IRMA or visit here : https://www.shiksha.com/college/institute-of-rural-management-anand-28620/placement.

PGDM in Rural Management is one of the most important courses for students who are interested in development. It is an advanced level course which helps students to develop their managerial skills and gives them practical exposure. The syllabus of the programme include leadership, financial management, human resource management, social entrepreneurship and rural self-development among others. The Post Graduate Diploma in Rural Management is an advanced course in management which provide education in rural development and the management of the natural environment. For more detailed information about the course, fees and placement visit at : https://www.shiksha.com/college/institute-of-rural-management-anand-28620.