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what is the scope for MBA in RURAL MANAGEMENT ?

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richa Jain You tube channel https://youtu.be/n8lJ2b87U8g | Contributor-Level 9

2010-11-24 21:42:04

there is gud scope of it sumtimes in goverment sector so many post for it cums u can apply infact so many ngos look for mba in rural management

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NISHANT BIRMAN | Contributor-Level 8

2010-11-25 12:58:41

HI,This is field are very different from another field in MBA.This is field are better for make career such that MBA Professional are the most wanted people these days. Rural management really needs people as we know urs is an agricultural based economy of it needs educated and literate people to handle such affairs. A boom is expected in near future so these professional can expect a good salary ahead.
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rahul.del

2011-12-14 17:52:12

there are companies like Pepsico, ITC, Coca Cola, etc. who work in FMCG sector which are related to Food products hire agrimanagement people in departments like procurement, contract farming etc. apart from this NGO's also work in agrimanagement. Thus, the scope of Agri-management is not limited TO NGO's bt also to the corporates, MNC's.
The average package is 3.5 to 4l p/a and it can go upto 6-7 lakh, bt it all depends on the performance of the student. And KIIT has a record of 100% placement frm the last 3 yrs since its inception.
Admissions are now open for two-year MBA (Agribusiness Management) programme from 2012-13 academic section

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shiksha | Contributor-Level 10

2010-05-06 00:01:51

Hi! the main work for a rural management professional is planning systematic development of the region where one is working. Their responsibilities are to collect necessary data on topics like illiteracy rate, nourishment rate, development of women and social relevant information. These data are then classified into broader heads and many plans done accordingly. A scope of rural development/ management area is very good. You can avail both satisfaction and social acceptability. A career in rural management would also give you the opportunity to travel along the country and mix with cross-section of people. Career opportunities are with

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therohan

2011-09-07 13:02:56

Having achieved highest standards for its flagship programme of MBA (Rural Management), KSRM is now moving closer to realizing its vision to become a leading global academic institution in the field of Rural Management. Towards this end KSRM is working on its new initiative “360 Degrees of Rural Management Education” to achieve complete depth and width in providing full range of short and long-term academic programmes by 2016 to meet the growing managerial needs of all types of organizations connected with rural economy. check this: http://www.ksrm.ac.in/pages/home/home.htm