I want to do MBA in entrepreneurship or finance but I'm bit confused which field has a great scope in future terms?

Hi Vashishtha, In a Master of Business Administration in Entrepreneurship program, students gain the analytic skills needed to develop effective business strategies. Additionally, they get a global perspective of business, along with a mind for business ethics, corporate social responsibility and problem-solving. MBA in Entrepreneurship trains candidates in negotiation, public relations, supervising, marketing, decision making and leadership skills. Finance is one of the most popular specializations within Master of Business Administration (MBA) programs. An MBA in Finance offers benefits to working professionals in a variety of industries including: 1. Commercial and Corporate Banking. 2. Investment Services and 3. Real Estate. Some popular career paths for MBA in Finance graduates include: 1. Senior Financial Analyst. 2. Financial Controller or Director. 3. Manager of a Finance Department. 4. Chief Financial Officer. 5. Commercial or Investment Banker. 6. Real Estate or Insurance Finance Manager. Depends upon your ability. Finance has scope worldwide. Entrepreneurship has similar scope provided you want to go through the initial grind required for a start-up. In finance, there is a chance that you may get associated with a brand from the start. Entrepreneurship may offer you only entry level opportunities. But, if you have a creative business acumen and you are confident, you can opt for the Entrepreneurship. For more information please visit the below mentioned link: <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/top-specialisation-mba-in-entrepreneurship-article-10994-1" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/top-specialisation-mba-in-entrepreneurship-article-10994-1</a> Feel free to raise more questions. Appreciate by giving it thumbs up or marking as best. All the Best.

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Depends upon your ability. Finance has scope worldwide. Entrepreneurship has similar scope provided you want to go through the initial grind required for a start-up. In finance , there is every chance, that you may get associated with a brand from the start, entrepreneurship may offer you only entry level opportunities. But if you have a creative business acumen and you are confident, you can opt for the entrepreneurship.

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Both are equally good and are also interdependent to each other, as finance is an integral part of entrepreneurship. Finance seems to be a better option. Two aspects, which you can look at it are: 1) For being an entrepreneur, you need not be an MBA (There are people, who are doing extremely good even without a MBA qualification) 2) For an entrepreneur, you need to be aware of all the financial sources and resources (irrespective of whether you are a MBA or not)

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