I'd like to do operations management in MBA. How are the job opportunities in the same?

Career Opportunities: Operations Management graduates are in a great demand in the industry. They have an option to make a career in different sub-fields within operations like supply chain, consultancy, operations strategy, inventory control, manufacturing strategy, strategic planning, logistics planning, and many others. They can get the following roles: Supply Chain Manager Logistics Manager Operations Consultant Inventory Control Manager Operations Management Engineer Entry level salary of an operations manager is about Rs. 4 LPA in India and increases significantly with years of experience. MBA from foreign universities opens up a window of opportunities and an excellent career with private and public enterprises in diverse fields. Studying in an international business school is the key for a bright future. However, studying in India has its own advantages. Foremost, is the cost factor. Foreign universities are expensive as compared to Indian universities. You need to list down your objectives regarding your career plan, budget, country where you want to stay, etc. , and prioritize them. Once you do that, deciding whether you should do an MBA in USA (abroad) or India will be an easier task. There is a difference between the quality of education in premier institutes of India and reputed international institutes, but at the same time, it is costlier and more difficult to get into. Thus, you should weigh the pros and cons based on these factors to make an informed decision. Regards.

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