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Hi Kuldeep,
After doing an MBA degree in Agribusiness I don't think you need any other degree or certification as of now. May be after doing few years of job you can plan for your SAP programme as by that time you will have some hands on experience of your field and SAP will be more beneficial at that stage.
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Thanks,
Pooja

A REgular MBA is always preferable from placemehts and growth point of view for the Bschool candidate. Also important is the choice of the Business school
There is a lot of value in a full time course than a part time MBa which is just any other degree in essesnce.
My Example, I am a regular student at the Delhi Business School and Pursuing a MBA dual degree in Finance and Marketing. What i am experiencing is a very industry related course curriculum because of which i have got great summer placement with HSBC global(package 7 lakhs). Likewise as a student you could learn Health care management as well as doing Finance courses which means a dual MBA. Top that up with a diploma in Entrepreneurship and business and you are ideally positioned in your career graph.
Like wise at Delhi Business School you could pursue an MBA in Finance and marketing and also IT or International Business as Dual majors if you want. There is also a lot of demand for SAP/ERP courses in the corporate sector, And these are a part of curriculum at DBS.
All this you only learn in a full time course in a good b school like DBSMake your Choice wisely.
Thanks
Anjali Sharma
http://www.dbs.edu.in

Hello,
To be honest both are doing equally well in terms of Placements as When the Indian Economy grows, both of them grow side by side. Both of them will generate a lot of jobs in future.
To avail this advantage you should be ideally positioned and be more industry prepared than your peers. I.E you should choose an MBA course like a Dual MBA where you learn both of them.
My Example, I am a regular student at the Delhi Business School and Pursuing a MBA dual degree in Finance and Marketing. What i am experiencing is a very industry related course curriculum because of which i have got great summer placement with HSBC global(package 7 lakhs). Likewise as a student you could learn Health care management as well as doing Finance courses which means a dual MBA. Top that up with a diploma in Entrepreneurship and business and you are ideally positioned in your career graph.
Like wise at Delhi Business School you could pursue an MBA in Finance and marketing and also IT as a majors if you want. There is also a lot of demand for SAP/ERP courses in the corporate sector, And these are a part of curriculum at DBS.
Make your Choice wisely.
Thanks
Anjali Sharma
http://www.dbs.edu.in

Hello,
If you ask me about any college such as IIPM or any other Business School I would advice you to as a rule of thumb foloww this process about a B school.
1. What is the placements structure of the college?
2. What is the fees and the degree affiliation of the college.
3. What is the Course structure and Industry exposure.
IIPM does snot have its degree recognized by any other University in India and so its one of the worst options for a BSchool candidate. They have a huge marketing budget and thats it and thats what they sell.
I am a student at the Delhi Business School and Pursuing a MBA dual degree in Finance and Marketing. What i am experiencing is a very industry related course curriculum because of which i have got great summer placement with HSBC global. Likewise as a student you could learn Health care management as well as doing Finance courses which means a dual MBA. Top that up with a diploma in Entrepreneurship and business and you are ideally positioned in your career graph. Like wise at Delhi Business School you could pursue an MBA in Finance and Retail Management.
Make your Choice wisely.
Thanks
Anjali Sharma
http://www.dbs.edu.in

Hello,
Its good that you have Chosen your MBA specialization in Retail management as I know that Retail as to really boom in India with bigger players like Walmart and Reliance Retail coming for recruitments and offering good packages.
Inorder to work with a Retail merchant you need to have good Retail ERP understanding and knowledge of Supply chain Skills so a dual MBA in retail and finance is best
I would still suggest that you should go for a course which makes you more industry prepared. For example I am a student at the Delhi Business School and Pursuing a MBA dual degree in Finance and Marketing. What i am experiencing is a very industry related course curriculum because of which i have got great summer placement with HSBC global. Likewise as a student you could learn Health care management as well as doing Finance courses which means a dual MBA.
Top that up with a diploma in Entrepreneurship and business and you are ideally positioned in your career graph. Like wise at Delhi Business School you could pursue an MBA in Finance and Retail Management
I have also learnt courses at DBS on SAP/ERP which have been really helpful from the prespective of picking up a job in a bank
Regards
Anjali Sharma
http://www.dbs.edu.in

Hello,
Its good that with your background in IT, you have chosen something like Finance of the next step of your career. It is believed that a career in Finance is highly rewarding and really interesting ladder to career growth. With India's Growth poised at 9% plus finance as a sector will create a lot of jobs including the i Banking ones.
I would suggest that you should go for a course which makes you more industry prepared. For example I am a student at the Delhi Business School and Pursuing a MBA dual degree in Finance and Marketing. What i am experiencing is a very industry related course curriculum because of which i have got great summer placement with HSBC global. Likewise as a student you could learn Health care management as well as doing Finance courses which means a dual MBA.
Top that up with a diploma in Entrepreneurship and business and you are ideally positioned in your career graph. Like wise at Delhi Business School you could pursue an MBA in Finance and Marketing. This combination is ideal for a great job.
I have also learnt courses at DBS on SAP/ERP which have been really helpful from the prespective of picking up a job in a bank
Regards
Anjali Sharma
http://www.dbs.edu.in

Hello,
As a current student of MBA, I believe that SAP and ERP courses are really beneficical for the career growth whichever sector it be like manufacturing, Retail, FMCG or Financial services sectors.
I am a student at the Delhi Business School and Pursuing a MBA dual degree in Finance and Marketing. What i am experiencing is a very industry related course curriculum because of which i have got great summer placement with HSBC global. Likewise as a student you could learn Health care management as well as doing Finance courses which means a dual MBA. Top that up with a diploma in Entrepreneurship and business and you are ideally positioned in your career graph. Like wise at Delhi Business School you could pursue an MBA in Finance and Retail Management.
At DBS, you learn about the SAP/ERP courses while in college so you dont need to go anywhere to learn this. Also you learn about these courses from your industry stalwarts who have significant amout of experience in industry.
Hope this solves this question.
Regards
Anjali Sharma
http://www.dbs.edu.in

Hello,
Its good that you have though of taking operations as your core MBA along with Marketing. Its one of the best Disciplines to be chosen after doing your engineering as Engineers being analytically strong can perform well at operations managemnet.
Having said that, its really important for you to evalute you options with Marketing as you have said and choose a course which makes you better employable for the industry.
For example I am a student at the Delhi Business School and Pursuing a MBA dual degree in Finance and Marketing. What i am experiencing is a very industry related course curriculum because of which i have got great summer placement with HSBC global. Likewise as a student you could learn Health care management as well as doing Finance courses which means a dual MBA. Top that up with a diploma in Entrepreneurship and business and you are ideally positioned in your career graph. Like wise at Delhi Business School you could pursue an MBA in Marketing and Operations.
I have also learnt courses at DBS on SAP/ERP which have been really helpful from the prespective of picking up a job in a FMCG which have heavy operations work.
Regards
Anjali Sharma
http://www.dbs.edu.in
Student

Hello,
There are a lot of IT engineers passing out and they have similar queries as yours. For IT engineers, since their analytical skills are really strong, they should choose Operations and Finance. With India's economy poised to grow t 9% Plus, There are going to be a lot of jobs which are going to be created in IT, Operations and Finance with Banks, Mutual funds and FMCG eyeing for these candidates.
I am a student at the Delhi Business School and Pursuing a MBA dual degree in Finance and Marketing. What i am experiencing is a very industry related course curriculum because of which i have got great summer placement with HSBC global. Likewise as a student you could learn Health care management as well as doing Finance courses which means a dual MBA. Top that up with a diploma in Entrepreneurship and business and you are ideally positioned in your career graph. Like wise at Delhi Business School you could pursue an MBA in Finance and Operations and also IT as a majors if you want.
There is also a lot of demand for SAP/ERP courses in the corporate sector, And these are a part of curriculum at DBS.
Make your Choice wisely.
Thanks
Anjali Sharma
http://www.dbs.edu.in