In which specialisation does MBA have good jobs? 1)HR 2) Finance 3) Marketing. Please provide me the details regarding the best field.
-
The best specialisation for you will definitely be the one you would want to actually work in and not feel burdened, id recommend going through every course and analyzing the perks of each one of them. Different B-schools have different niches they excel. IIM Ahmedabad excels in HR and consultancy so they have good companies like McKinsey in their recruitment belt,. .
-
Every specialisation provides good job, it highly depends on your area of interest and your knowledge about particular field.
-
Each of the three fields has its own scope and speciality. Before settling on a career, you must examine your aptitude, interest, passion, personality traits, bend of mind, analytical abilities, aspirations, and dream career. The ideal way is to ask your parents, teachers, professionals, and so on. Or create an online psychometric test, for example. If you choose any of them, keep in mind that you must obtain your MBA/PGDMfrom a top B-school, such as GIBS Bangalore.
-
According to my opinion the Marketing jobs have the good jobs.
-
The MBA degree offers career opportunities in various specializations. However, the job market and career prospects may vary depending on the specialisation. HR (Human Resources): An MBA in HR equips graduates to manage people, develop talent strategies, and create a conducive work environment. Some of the top job opportunities in this field include HR Manager, Talent Acquisition Manager, Employee Relations Manager, Training and Development Manager, etc. HR professionals can work in any industry, including manufacturing, healthcare, retail, IT, and more. Finance: An MBA in Finance prepares graduates to work in finance-related roles, su...more
-
In my opinion, MBA in Finance is the better option to do as it has wider scope throughout and is an interesting course to do. And if you talk about the packages in the finance domain you will easily get more than 10L from tier 2 or tier 3 colleges. Going with tier 1 colleges the lowest you can think of is 15L. And if you want to widen the area you can always do Business Analyst together. As there's a good demand for financial analysts these days. This is in trend.
-
I would say only choose specialisation if you have a strong interest in a particular field and a lot of knowledge about it. Don't choose a speciality solely to follow the crowd/trends. If you don't know what you want to do with your life yet, start with B.Com investigate all domains, find your niche, and flourish in it (in terms of further studies or career). I would not recommend taking a specialist course while in UG unless you are highly determined and informed about a given topic. Specializations are typically pursued when earning a master's degree. If you are looking to pursue PGDM Programme. I would highly recommend try for GIBS...more
-
All three fields have their own scope and niche. You have to check your aptitude, interest, passion, personality traits, bent of mind, analytical ability, aspirations and dream career or deciding on any of these. The best way is to ask your parents, teachers, some experts etc. Or write some online psychometric test etc. If you decide on any of these, then also keep in mind that you must do MBA from only a top B-school like LPU. This is a decision of a lifetime, and your career is dependent on your decision. So make an informed choice, appear for Interview at LPU selection process, the applications for which are already on. Rest assured...more
-
Different specializations in MBA offer good job opportunities, depending on the college and individual skill Sets. Finance graduates who take up Investment Banking usually have high salaries but work long hours. Sales and marketing offer faster growth opportunities for those who perform well. HR specialisation from reputed institutions like XLRI, TISS, MDI Gurgaon, SCMHRD, SIBM, etc. , can also lead to good job prospects.
-
To the point :-
HR (Human Resource Management): HR is concerned with managing the human capital of an organisation, including recruitment, training, performance management, employee relations, and other related areas. MBA in HR can lead to job opportunities in various industries such as IT, manufacturing, consulting, and healthcare, among others. Some of the popular job roles in HR include HR manager, talent acquisition specialist, training and development manager, and compensation and benefits manager.
Finance: MBA in Finance focuses on financial management, investments, banking, risk management, and related areas. This specialisation...more
Similar Questions for you
With a 300 SC category rank in CAT, your chances for NIT Trichy MBA are relatively high. Based on 2025 data, NIT Trichy generally shortlists SC candidates with CAT percentiles around 60-65. To achieve a 300 rank under SC category, you would need about a 65-70 percentile, or a score of roughly 60-65 marks out of 198 in CAT 2025, depending on difficulty and normalization process. Final selection is also based on interview, academics, and work experience. Yes, you are fairly within touch, but I would encourage you to have a solid overall profile as well to increase your chances of admission.
For candidates pursuing MBA, the eligibility criteria includes merit and entrance based selection. Whereas, for BBA, candidates must qualify Class 12 with a minimum aggregate. JIIT CDOE MBA on the other hand, is offered based on the minimum aggregate of graduation. However, for the final admission, candidates must meet the cutoff rank or score and must secure valid scores in accepted entrance exams such as CAT.
That's a wonderful goal to push your son toward right at the start. To obtain previous CAT model papers, you can check many available popular exam preparation books in any bookstore or online store. Coaching interest such as TIME, IMS, Career Launcher, etc., usually have mock tests and sample papers for students. Educational YouTube channels offer thought forums regarding past patterns. Almost all the sites discussed before offer free PDFs with question paper solutions to look over the previous years' papers. You could also consult seniors and teachers who had taken the standardized test as well. All these resources will help wit
CAT is one of the accepting exams required for admission to PGDM programme. However, it is not compulsory. Aspirants with a valid score in any other accepted entrance exams such as MAT, XAT or CMAT can also get admission in PGDM. Selected aspirants also have to pass the case-based group discussion and a personal interview round for final admission.
The CUSAT CAT passing marks for the BTech exam is 10 marks in maths and 10 marks in physics and chemistry combined. However, Kerala SC and ST candidates do not have a minimum passing mark.
Taking an Exam? Selecting a College?
Get authentic answers from experts, students and alumni that you won't find anywhere else
Sign Up on ShikshaOn Shiksha, get access to
- 65k Colleges
- 1.2k Exams
- 687k Reviews
- 1800k Answers