Sales & Marketing

Mostly, the graduates select finance, marketing or HR. They are the oldest specializations across most business schools. International business is the next choice, which is followed by operations management, retail management and media management, sales and marketing, social entrepreneurship, supply chain with operations.
The new courses which are getting recognition are financial engineering and data sciences. Both are expected to offer a better job profiles in coming future.

Both the colleges are at par, but SIIB is slightly better than SIBM. SIBM - B has shown a steady increase, but still SIIB has given better placements over the years. The money and time spent over these 2 years is an important factor that needs our attention. Moreover, think where you want to work after 2 years of post-graduation.

Yes, you can pursue MBA in marketing. Marketing course is easy and can be learned with inputs of hard work + smart work. There is no such criteria that B.Com finance students can't go for marketing. There are immense opportunities after MBA-marketing.

There is no basic requirement for marketing because the techniques and tools are easy. Finance needs some basic knowledge of accounts, but it is also not very tough. You will understood both easily without any hiccups.

Hello
Average package is about Rs 6-7 Lac.

If you are looking for MBA in HR or Marketing, the fees for MMS course is around 3 lakhs, and the fees for PGDM course is 4.6 lakhs. SIESCOMS doesnt offer BMS course but SIES Sion and SIES Junior colleges Do offer BMS and related field course.Please check their respective Website for further information. Thank You and Good Luck

Yes raghu. Fees of PGDM for 2017-19 batch is Rs 11 lacs & hostel single room accommodation is included in the fee. Pedagogy & placement of SDMIMD is very good & return on investment is also pretty good here.

You should opt various free MOOC available on experiential marketing, digital marketing, etc. This will help you to grow your understanding in the subject and helpful for MBA too.

Hi Rakesh,
Can you elaborate the program level you are referring to and also mention your academic background?

Marketing professionals get better salaries in comparison to HR executives because their major component of salary is performance based.