Sales & Marketing

There are specialisations such as Finance, HR, Marketing in MBA and to choose a specialisation among these is completely your decision as what interests you or in which subject you hold a stronger foundation. Suppose if you had an accounts/finance background then you have a higher chance of finding finance specialisation easy and vice-versa.

First of all, it depends upon the college and second thing is PGDM is more towards practical exposure. Whereas, MBA is of more theoretical. Since you have been from B.com background, if you are really interested in marketing career, then you can choose Marketing with finance (it doesn't matter MBA or PGDM) which will be helpful to get a good job.

Yes, it's good. Your. Bachelor's degree will not be counted if you want to join the marketing sector.

Yes, SAP is required in order to maintain your level with today's industry. But, I suggest you to first carry on with your MA since it will take time for you to understand the course structure and curriculum. SAP , Business Analytics, Digital marketing course are very common now.

Digital marketing has a good scope. However, it would depend a lot on your interest areas & career aspirations.

If you want to go for marketing then they have the best faculty. Saileja Manocha and Hitesh Manocha handle the marketing department. They are the best in town. IIT, IIM pass out.

For HR, the average package is around 3 lakhs and for marketing, the average package is around 4.7 lakhs/annum.

Amity Business School is for MBA and if you are asking for the pay package after MBA in sales and marketing then the average salary is around 6-7 LPA.