Are there any better options than doing an MBA after graduation?

It depends whether you wish to do post-graduation immediately or have some work experience. If you wish to take break from studies, get some real life industry experience then I recommend you to search for job and start working. For post-graduation studies you have three options: MS: Education from outside India, experience of staying in different country and managing your needs. M Tech/ ME: If you wish to pursue technical knowledge and join as a professor (teacher) in your life and then comes MBA. You can also give banking exams like IBPS, PO to join into banks. Also, you can do certifications in upcoming technologies like Bid Data, Data Analytics, Python, etc. if you belong to IT stream. You can learn any foreign language completely (levels to be cleared) and then search jobs to join as a translator. Also, if you are good in any field (hobby) then take that as a profession. Volunteering and working with NGO: This will introduce you to new people and enhance your personal development.

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There are many options for your career, but it depends on your interest, your percentage in the field in which you would like to make your career.

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Further studies in your field of graduation - A post-graduate specialization in your own area of study will help you earn more salary and also place you in priority during interviews. Teach - If you wish to get into teaching, you can complete your post-graduation, that is ME and M Tech and then go for NET or SET. Go abroad - If you want to explore options abroad, you can also consider doing an MS. Just ensure that you are mentally prepared to go outside India and financially you can manage the course and the stay abroad. You can go for 'Freelancing' - It is basically working for yourself without having any company or boss. You choose your own timings and your own rates. It is the best way to earn some money while you're studying or doing a job or even having to freelance as a career option. You can explore some useful skills like coding, translating, website development, accounting, writing, designing, etc. You can start off with whatever basic skills you have. Volunteering/Work with NGO - It will give you experience, exposure, and definitely change you as a person. You will get a chance to connect with more like-minded people and in return, it will have a positive impact on your growth. It will also give you the opportunity to practice and develop your social skills.

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1) CS/CA/CFA/CWA 2) IT Degree/Courses: MCA/Animation/Web Design 3) Mass Communication and Journalism 4) Hotel Management 5) Travel and Tourism 6) Civil Aviation: Air Hostess/Commercial Pilot 7) Social Sector 8) Law 9) Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance 10) Public Sector Defense and Police Jobs/Civil Services/Forest Services/Railway Jobs.

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There are many good opportunities and options after graduation. You can either go for Masters in the same field or you can also go for LL.B. Or you can start preparing for UPSC or SSC or any such government reputed institution.

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Of course, there is. It all depends on what you really want to do. MBA is for if you want to go into business administration. Decide on what you want as a career and choose the degree accordingly.

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Depending on your interest and course availability, you can choose one of them: Master of Arts (MA) Master of Science (M.Sc) Master of Commerce (M.Com) Master of Engineering/Technology (ME/M.Tech) Master of Law (LLM) Master of Computer Application (MCA) Master of Pharmacy (M.Pharma)

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As per my opinion and knowledge there are many good opportunities and options after graduating. You can either go for Masters in the same field or you can also go for LL.B. or you can start preparing for UPSC or SSC or any such government reputed institute.

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There are a number of options available. I am listing below some of the options I have seen and considered - 1) One of the popular choice is to do a professional course to become a chartered accountant, company secretary, management accountant, or cost accountant. The finance side of this is the chartered financial analyst or chartered financial management as it is known in some countries. 2) A close second is to pursue an MBA with concentration in finance or human resources or marketing or general management, depending on your aptitude. That way you can become an analyst or a human resource professional or marketing professional, to name a few subsequent career paths. 3) If your interest lies in economics, you can pursue a master's in economics which will help in working as an analyst or forecaster or consultant in private or in the government. 4) Of course you can look to do a certificate course like series 66 or 67 to become a financial advisory, or a real estate course to become a real estate professional (your ability to crunch numbers will help you here). 5) A less explored option is to do business law and explore a career in the legal field.

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MBA is a great option to join. Masters in Business Administration offers various areas of specialisation like Management, Finances, Operations, Hotel Management, Public Relations, Human Resources, Information, and Technology. A career in MBA is not only progressive but also brings with it many perks. MBAs are great for a career change and thriving business opportunities. Graduates of part-time or full-time MBA programs have higher chances of holding a high-level management position and enjoying successful MBA careers. Over 50% of MBA graduates worldwide are senior managers or board directors. MBA course gives scope for innovative outlook. MBA degree not only enhances professional growth but also personal growth. I am a pass out from Lovely Professional University and have profoundly utilised my time here in shaping my personality along with self-analysis. Unlike other universities, rules and regulations are quite strict here. From academics to extra-curricular activities, thorough support is given by our mentors/seniors, professors and management. I did MBA from LPU and LPU has helped me grow professionally and personally with its career-oriented programs and support, I would say. The Business School of LPU is accredited by (ACBSP) Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs from the USA ensuring quality education and industry-experienced faculty members, studying in LPU will get a degree accredited from a body of USA. LPU has recently Marked among the Top 50 Best Management Institutes by NIRF ranking 2020. Also, LPU has won National Employability Award 2020. Highlights of MBA at LPU are - 1) Accredited by ACBSP (USA). 2) Credit Transfer - Students after successful completion of 1 year at LPU may be given the option to join partner/ receiving university abroad for the completion of the programme subject to conditions and norms of regulatory bodies. 3) International Exposure Option - Students may be given an option to go for 4 weeks study tour to USA/ European countries or any other country as decided by the University subject to conditions. Placements: Placements offered by the LPU for the MBA course are very good. The minimum salary package offered is 5 LPA, and the highest salary package offered till now is 42 LPA. For more information, you can refer to the official Website of LPU.

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