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Hi Shubham,
With the introduction of the open economy followed by a boom in consumerism in India and growth of organized retailing, the market had big expectations from the retail sector both in terms of growth in business and in creating job opportunities.
The MBA in Retail will offer a broader range of job opportunities in the service industry in India and abroad, as long as the candidate has the right attitude and skills.Those trained in Retail Management courses will surely have an edge over others as the preferred employees of the organized retailers. Some of the key areas where the Retail management course cover are:
1.The evolution of world retailing
2.Retailing in the world and India
3.Retailing Concepts
4.Retail Marketing
5.Retail Store Operations
6.Information Technology & Internet in Retailing
7.Fundamental accounts & Finance in retailing
8.Pricing, Promotions & Markdowns in Retailing
9.Supply Chain Management in Retailing
An average salary of a Department Manager in a Retail Store is about Rs 3 lakhs per annum and for Retail Store Manager is about Rs 4 lakhs per annum. But with this kind of growth projected in retail market, you will have to the final call about the investment needed to go for this course.
For more details on this, please refer the link:
https://www.shiksha.com/business-management-studies/articles/scope-of-retail-management-blogId-5815

Hi Smita,
In B.Sc aviation, the focus is on the aviation Science. The aviation Science deals with the study, design, and operation of flight capable machine (aircraft, helicopters, gliders etc). mentioned areas. Moreover, it deals with the design, development, manufacturing, maintenance and operation of flight capable machine.
Many flying schools in India are offering B.Sc. Aviation Degree + flying training. Under this program, commercial pilot aspirants are given flying training on one hand and are taught B.Sc. Aviation course on the other.But B.Sc. Aviation course is not limited to commercial pilot training. It is a Degree program that offers different job opportunities in the aviation sector.
So, many students go for it as a back option, if after completing the CPL course they are not getting placed. They can utilize this course and can get jobs in aviation industry like:
Flight attendant
Air Traffic Controller
Aircraft maintenance professional
Cargo manager
Airport ground duty manager

Hi Hardik,
Some of the important parameters you should consider are:
Interest: Before selecting a career, it's advisable to start taking an inventory of the things that interest you in terms of work. Start by taking a look at the things you do well and compare them to work you've done in the past to identify key skills that can be used in a new career.
Evaluate your skills: Everyone has unique talents that can be used in a career of some type. Please list the ones which you have.
Attitude: Whether many people realize it or not, how they feel about work can have an effect on the types of careers that they eventually find themselves in. So, make your choice thoroughly.
Training and Education: In order to land certain careers, an industry expected level of training and education is a general requirement. So, that criteria should also be taken in mind.
Availability of Jobs: when choosing a career, a big factor is how many jobs will be available at certain levels. If you are a new graduate or are trying to switch careers mid-life, this can be a determining factor as to what type of work you settle on.