Sales & Marketing

It is a profile based selection process and your academics and entrance scores are pretty decent. So, you have a good chance. Good luck for the same. And, yes, there is a provision for scholarships. You may call on the Welingkar helpline or check www.welingkar.org for further details. The average package is around Rs 8 lakhs.

For marketing graduates, the average package is Rs 6.8 lakhs and the highest being Rs 14 lakhs and the placements are pretty good. Yes, definitely the 5 months internship generates a lot of exposure for every candidate. It gives the student a wonderful opportunity to sink in the industry.

MNNIT MBA admission are only on the basis of CAT score. So, you are not eligible.

With that score, you won't get call from any IIMs. So, you can apply for colleges like:
1. AIMS.
2. BITS – Pilani.
3. TAPMI.
4. SP Jain.

Marketing has diverse scope as it includes work related to sales, market research, market analyst, strategy and product management, consumer behavior, pricing and sales. It has much wider and broader scope.
Logistics is a niche stream as it is a supporting part of operations. Logistics will mainly deal with goods and services.

MBA IT is a sector specific MBA, therefore, a number of opportunities are comparatively less in comparison to MBA marketing. MBA IT graduates get jobs in pre-sales support, sales & marketing, account management or BA in IT or ITES industry. You with your MCA and generic MBA or MBA marketing can also get similar jobs, therefore, in order to increase your chances of a good job you may opt for MBA in marketing.

You can go through their placement report and see if they have marketing companies or consultancies coming to their campus.

According to me, marketing is better as compared to HR. You take any business organization you will find more opportunities in sales, market strategy, market research and similar roles. HR you will have limited roles and few number of skilled people are required to cater them. Instead you will find more opportunities in marketing field and even get higher incentives as per your performance, such an opportunity is rare in HR. So, in my view marketing has an edge over HR.

With your experience you can get really good package in sales but if it is not your interest are then you better move to your interest area but narrow down your interest area to one and stick to it.