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Hi Celine,
Both courses have very good career prospects.
BMS:
Candidates who have completed Bachelors' in Management Studies can go for various higher study courses such as Mass Communication, C A etc. Most of the colleges in India offers post graduate courses in Management with a wide variety of specialization. Some of the courses are listed below.
Master in Management Studies (MMS)
Master of Business Administration (MBA)
Master in Financial Management (MFM)
International Post Graduate Diploma in Risk Management
Masters in Human Resource Development Management
Masters in Marketing Management (MMM)
Unlike other under graduate programmes BMS course curriculum includes internship programmes, project works related in the areas of Management etc.
This makes this course much in demand in job market. Candidates can seek employment in public sector organizations, in export-import departments, in commercial banks and other private sector organisations.
Candidates after successful completion of the course can work in Human Resource Management, Sales and Marketing and research and development departments of various firms.Fresh candidates can even join as research analyst.
BAF:
Aspirants who have successfully completed higher studies in Accounting and Finance have a lot of job opportunities available in various sectors in our country. In Government firms you can enjoy several other perks apart from the attractive salary packages. Some of the common areas where you can find job openings include the following:
-Customs department
-Economic consulting jobs
-Indian Economic services
-Tax consultancy
-Insurance industry
-Actuaries
-Export Companies
-Banking sector
-Financial firms
-Stock Broking
-Corporate finance
You also have the option of getting jobs in Budget Analyzing Department.
These are some of the Job profiles suitable for BAF candidates:
*. Accountant
*. Assistant accounts officer
*. Accountants assistant
*. Financial accountant
*. Accounts Assistant
*. Executive Assistant
*. Business Analyst
*. Finance Manager
*. Cashier/ Teller
*. Equity Research Analyst
*. Corporate Analyst
*. Investments Analyst
*. Investment Banker
*. Money Manager
*. Market Analyst
*. Marketing Manager
*. Personal Finance Consultant
*. Accounts Executive
*. Branch accountant
*. Deputy finance controller
*. Associate Manager
*. Manager inter audit
*. Auditor
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Hi Nikhil,
All the courses that you have mentioned have good career prospects.
CA:
Generally candidates holding CA inter-qualification are paid somewhere between Rs 7,500 and 15,000 depending on the type of firm. Payments can be higher for candidates possessing other qualifications such as MCom or an MBA. On the other hand starting salaries can be as little as Rs 4,500 to 5,000 in some small towns of the country.
For CA Final (FCA): Starting salaries range between Rs 12,000 to 30,000 depending on the type of firm and nature of the economy.
A full fledged CA can expect a salary between Rs 30,000 to 75,000 after serving a stint of more than 5 years at a top firm.
Investment Banker:
Investment bankers working as portfolio managers use money pooled from multiple clients to buy and sell assets to earn a profit. Duties include researching market trends and deciding where to invest capital. They are responsible for overseeing multiple investments in the portfolio to balance risk of loss against potential profit. Portfolio managers may handle a portfolio individually or as part of a team of investment professionals.
Investment banking is one of the most popular career options among the youth of India, since it is a money-spinning job that provides opportunities to grow. Numerous opportunities are waiting for specialists in this field. Banks are always in need of skilled investment bankers, who can contribute more towards the growth of the organization. With globalization, the scope of investment banking has widened.
Management professional:
Career advancement, management expertise and increased earnings are perhaps the most common reasons given for pursuing an MBA.
An MBA can help you make major break or leap in your career path with a concomitant leap in income.
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