Career Avenues after completing BBA.

Hi. Neha. After completing a Bachelor of Business Administration BBA degree, there are various career avenues that a graduate can pursue. Some of the most popular career options for BBA graduates include: Management trainee Sales executive Human resources executive Marketing executive Financial analyst Operations manager Business development executive Entrepreneur GIBS Business School offers a variety of programs that can help BBA graduates advance their careers, such as their Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) programme. This programme is designed to develop students' managerial skills, improve their decision-making abilities, and enhance their knowledge of the business world. GIBS Business School also provides career services to help students with job placements, internships, and other professional opportunities.

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Completing a BBA degree can open up a wide range of career opportunities across various industries and sectors. Some of the popular career avenues after completing a BBA degree include: Management Trainee: Many organizations offer management trainee programs for BBA graduates, where they can learn and develop management skills and gain exposure to various departments. Marketing Executive: BBA graduates can work as marketing executives, where they can use their understanding of marketing principles to promote products and services. Human Resources (HR) Executive: HR is a popular field for BBA graduates, where they can work as HR executives and help manage various functions like recruitment, employee relations, and performance management. Financial Analyst: BBA graduates can also work as financial analysts, where they can analyze financial data, prepare reports, and provide insights to management for making strategic decisions. Entrepreneurship: BBA graduates can start their own businesses and use their business knowledge and skills to manage their own ventures. GIBS Business School is a well-known B-school in Bangalore that offers a BBA degree, and its curriculum is designed to provide students with a strong foundation in business concepts and practices. The school also offers various resources and opportunities to help students explore their career options and prepare for their future careers. GIBS Business School has a strong industry network and helps connect its students with potential employers and job opportunities.

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Hi. Neha. Hi. There. It is totally your choice and future what career aspect you want but here I would suggest you pursue an MBA or PGDM equivalent after your BBA. I think it will be highly beneficial from a long-term perspective. The jobs that you will be offered to you at present will be way different from the jobs that will come your way after an MBA/PGDM. And the scope of growth will after an MBA/PGDM be way different from the growth you can imagine without an MBA/PGDM. Getting an PGDM degree from top colleges like GIBS Bangalore will boost your confidence and enhance your capability. Students who are doing MBA/PGDM learn how to be the best version of themselves during an MBA/PGDM.

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Some of the esteemed job profiles you can attain after a successful completion of BBA are: Finance Manager. Business Administration Researcher. Human Resource Manager. Research and Development Manager. Business Consultant. Information Systems Manager. Marketing Manager. The job placements depends lots on the institute, college or university. IILM Undergraduate Business School, Lodhi Road, New Delhi is one of the premier institute for management studies. With network of 12000 alumni, IILM Lodhi Road offers best placements.

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BBA is a much sought after professional degree for students aspiring for a career in commerce after BCom. Many colleges offer specializations like HR, Marketing and Finance. After BBA if students are not clear about the route ahead the best way to judge yourself is to start working. Lot of BPO's, KPO's absorb BBA graduates to work in operations team for finance, equity and insurance processes. This exposure will give lot of practical knowledge and help you in taking a decision further. MBA is a regular option nowadays which may not be of good use if not done from a premium college. So, it is better to go for certifications like CFA, FRM, CPA, CMA, ACCA, Financial Modeling as this will give you a breakthrough in companies like Accenture, Citibank, Share broking firms and even CRISIL.

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After completing BBA MBA/PGDM is the best course for graduates depending upon the varied interests a lot of options are available like mba in marketing finance Hr and one can also do phd in any of these subjects after post graduation for a good job in the research and teaching sector

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best option is to pursue regular mba from a good college you can go for finance if you are good at accounts and eco . or you can opt IB, Hr or marketing

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After completing BB best option is to pursue for MBA or PGDM in whichever field a candidate have interest. THE MBA courses will provide a deeper knowledge and understanding of the management and also today MBA is mostly based on practical experience of the faculties and Case studies of various MNCs which help in providing the deeper understanding of the market scenario and also MBA basically develops one into a complete professional which is highly important today. So if one is pursuing graduation in Managememt field, he should pursue MBA or post graduation in management to transform into a complete professional and this is a course which is actual need for today's world as Strategic planning and Management is the requirement for today's industry when everyone is facing a tough competition and also scarce of resources. Also business today require Strategic planning. Also I would like to add that today MBA is just not Marketing, HR or Finance. It has gone beyond that like Operation management, Entrepreneurship and Strategic Planning etc. and a person may pursue graduation in any field but knowledge of management is required to become a leader and world needs leaders today. So out of box thinking and better planning is required. Hence MBA and Management Courses are the steps towards this transformation.

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After BBA one will get an overall idea on the management studies. The first option as always will be MBA/MMS. There are lot more options available like as like post graduation in commerce stream, post graduate diploma courses etc. Its always advisable for the students to choose the career path by dreaming, nourishing the passion & skills.

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It depends from where you complete your BBA programmes. few universities calls it BMS (Bachelor of Management Studies) few calls it BBM (Bachelor of Business Management ) and few BBA If you do from a well reputed institutes like Symbiosis, NMIMS, KJ Somaiya, colleges under Delhi University etc you will find placement with reputed organisation and MNC the role can be PR Executive, media coordinator, sales coordinator, Marketing research executive, sales executive, client servicing executive, social media executive, business development executive, relationship executive, key accounts executive and so on. you can expect CTC of 1.2 lakhs to 5 lakhs p.a. depending on your institute of choice. you should always choose highly reputed institutes. BBA alone cannot guarantee you job. your own traits, your institute's reputation also matters

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I have a feeling that the basic qualifications count only to some extent. Whatever qualifications we do acquire, what counts a lot is our awareness of men and matters. I mean to say that you can take a choice on Degrees. But, you can't take chances on soft skills and general awareness to the brim, if you want to make a mark in the corporate sector.

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