Which course should I pursue in my MBA?

MBA comes in various types and flavors, each has its own standing and importance in professional market. Broadly there are three kinds of MBA programs: # General MBA program or a bit higher end MBA Hons program. # Function specific programs: Marketing, Human resources, Finance, operations, International business, Business Analytics, IT etc # Industry specific programs: Financial Markets, Banking, Insurance, Retail, Hospitality, Health care, Media management, Oil & gas management etc. Just make sure your interests, aptitude, bent of mind, personality type, analytical ability, hobbies and aspirations need to be just right fit for any Masters Management program. Now comes the second part, the main parameters to select a B-School are: Curriculum : If at all the curriculum is continuously upgraded and developed with consultations and feedback of industry. Pedagogy : The teaching pedagogy forma the backbone of how the program is delivered, more the practical, better it is. Technology: The businesses and the business functions are now highly tech driven, the MBA program must have the exposure and training of the same. The world leading technologies like SAP, GitHub, Advance excel etc are must for any professional to succeed in career. Industry interface: Ultimately its the industry which is going to immerse the students in the placements, the regular industrial talks, interactions, lectures, visits and internships are must have in any MBA program. This is common to all the specializations. Professional etiquette: It is the most important part these days, the personality, ethics, virtuous, speech, body language, interpersonal skills etc are given high importance in the organisations. The program must include the training or modules on all these. Diversity: As he world shrinks into a aligned economy, the professionals will be required to work in cross cultural teams having entirely different work culture and ethos, the national and international diversity of students in a B-School is helpful in enabling the students develop right sensibilities for such work atmosphere. Entrepreneurship : Even though most of the students go for jobs, the exposure to entrepreneurship is required. This helps the professionals know how the other departments and the profit center heads work, what are the expectations etc. You have many great options here in India like IIMs, SPJMER, Greatlakes, SIBM, FMS Delhi, UBS chd and LPU punjab for the propose. Hope this helps DVD

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There are over 30 MBA specialisations being offered by management institutes in India. Traditionally, Finance, Marketing, International Management, Human Resources, IT/Systems, Operations Management and Entrepreneurship have been the most sought-after MBA specialisations.

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It depends on the stream you want to build your career in. All specialisations like HR, marketing, finance and operations provide good opportunities to get a decent pay and job. For finance, KJ Somaiya, IFMR and GLIM are considered the best options.

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Here is a list of the best specializations for MBA after Mechanical engineering graduatesMBA in Business AnalyticsMBA in FinanceMBA in International BusinessMBA in MarketingMBA in Operations Management.

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Here is a list of the top MBA courses and their career progression.MBA in Digital Marketing. MBA in Business Analytics. MBA in Data Analytics. MBA in Entrepreneurship. MBA in Finance. MBA in Strategy. MBA in International Business. MBA in Human Resource Management.

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