Which course should I take to become an entrepreneur?

Hello Aaditya Develop effective business project understand entrepreneurial concepts such as: Marketing strategy Financial planning Sources of capital Financing, legal problems related to beginning and operating a business. Family-owned businesses valuation succession entrepreneurial opportunities for women and minority entrepreneurs. Entrepreneurship graduates can be hired incapacity such as System Analyst, Assistant Manager, Chief Human Resource Manager, Finance Controller, etc. They can also open their own venture after completion of this course. Successful graduates of the course in India earn an average annual starting salary 3LPA to 5 LPA. I am enlisting some Top notch institutes for BBA IIM-Indore, Shri Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics, K. J Somaiya Mumbai, Lovely Professional University, Punjab, Delhi University, Christ University, Bangalore, MS Ramaiah University, Bangalore, Madras Christian College, Chennai, Mount Carmel College, Bangalore, Mumbai, Wilson College, Mumbai, Lala Lajpat Rai College of Communication & Economics, Mumbai. Thank you.

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Hi Aaditya, As a lot of people mentioned, anyone can learn to be an entrepreneur by trial and error or mingling with the right group of people. But for a starting point on how to get there via the online route, here's some that I found after exploring over the Internet: The 3 primary skills to obtain 1. Sales is one of the primary skill that an entrepreneur should have. Without learning how to deal with people or how to open and close deals with potential clients, you will face some difficulties. Learning sales isn't exactly easy as its playing around with psychological behaviors of common consumers. Nevertheless, its a valuable skill to learn either through an online course and practice in real life or through a sales job. From Lynda.com - sales | lynda.com search From Udemy.com - Selling courses 2. Networking is another primary skill that an entrepreneur needs to learn. By creating connections and relationships of your business to other businesses or customers, you will gain a following (or fans) to your business simply because of who you are to them. You can achieve this by actually figuring it out yourself on how you approach, make a connection between you and them, and retain that connection. Or you can read a book on Amazon.com: How To Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie -- Summary eBook: Omar Elbaga: Kindle Store Now to apply these 2 skills, there are a number of places to try them out. Actually, there's lots of places to try these out, but I'm going to name just a few, just so you understand where I'm getting at. Referral Key | Your Referral Network - A great place to see how connected you are and how to communicate online (if you prefer doing a lot of your business online, this is a relatively good place to start). 3. Management is another skill that can be taught, followed and practiced in a business. In my opinion, it's not really something that you can take up a course on (though experts believe its recommended) but only when you experience the difficulty in managing a project/service/complaint would you then realize on how important an effective management and effective decision should take. One wrong decision or implementing a really bad business policy to the company can cause your business to shut down or go bankrupt. However, just to reiterate from the beginning, becoming an effective entrepreneur is not through study but through experience. Good luck!

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Dear Aaditya, I will suggest you to do BBA after completing 12th standard and the MBA. Pursuing an MBA after BBA serves as a career catapult. BBA helps students learn business and education skills and MBA helps them learn management skills. If you wish to pursue an MBA degree then the most significant reason for doing BBA as an undergraduate degree is that it acts as the foundation of the MBA degree. Business administration degree has theory, assignments, and knowledge that prepare future managers so that they can handle any responsibility in the big companies. So, it is important that the business administrator has a strong foundation where he knows all the basics and understands the situations before tackling them. Most of the subjects that are taught in BBA are elaborated in the MBA. So, if a person has a BBA degree, it would be easy for him to understand and do excellent regarding the grades during the MBA degree. He would have more knowledge compared to his peers who have done any ordinary degree. BBA covers all the basic concepts which are elaborated during the MBA degree. So, if someone has a BBA then with MBA his knowledge deepens and sharpens. MBA after BBA helps you build a strong resume which leads to better job opportunities. If you observe the market trend, you will find out that the employers are interested in hiring those employees who have a strong background in whatever education they have completed. In the case of business administration, this is a true statement as the employers understand the importance of a strong foundation which proves to be useful for the companies. Below are some of the best Private Universities:- BITS Pilani, ICT Mumbai, Mumbai. VIT Vellore, Vellore. ITER Bhubaneswar, Bhubaneswar. LDCE Ahmedabad - LD College of Engineering. Geeta University, Panipat MAnipal University SRM.

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Hi Aaitya, You can do BBA in Entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurship is the act of being an entrepreneur, the latter being someone one with innovation, and financial and business acumen, transforms innovations into economically beneficial goods/ services. The programme has been designed to prepare eligible candidates to: Start their own business. Distinguishing, identifying, analyzing and evaluating worldwide and local businesses. Environmentally assess new ventures. Create new independent business ventures. Create new ventures inside existing firms. Develop moral and social duties for entrepreneurship. Develop creativity and understand development. Develop effective business project understand entrepreneurial concepts such as: Marketing strategy Financial planning Sources of capital Financing, legal problems related to beginning and operating a business. Family-owned businesses valuation succession entrepreneurial opportunities for women and minority entrepreneurs. Entrepreneurship graduates can be hired incapacity such as System Analyst, Assistant Manager, Chief Human Resource Manager, Finance Controller, etc. They can also open their own venture after completion of this course. Successful graduates of the course in India earn an average annual starting salary 3LPA to 5 LPA. I am enlisting some Top notch institutes for BBA IIM-Indore, Shri Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics, K. J Somaiya Mumbai, Lovely Professional University, Punjab, Delhi University, Christ University, Bangalore, MS Ramaiah University, Bangalore, Madras Christian College, Chennai, Mount Carmel College, Bangalore, Mumbai, Wilson College, Mumbai, Lala Lajpat Rai College of Communication & Economics, Mumbai.

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