Which specialisation should I opt in MBA?
I have done civil engineering.
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MBA in infrastructure management will be a good option for you. It teaches management of contracts, administration, IT and financing. UPES, Dehradun offers this course. You can also explore marketing field and pursue project marketing later on.
You can also check RICS program of Amity. They offer many construction and quality surveyor related MBA courses with international affiliation. -
For MBA, I think construction or infrastructure management is the best specialization for civil engineering graduates. NICMAR (Pune, Hyderabad and Goa campus), UPES - Dehradun and MIT - Pune are some of the best bets to pursue this course. These have good infrastructure, exposure, faculty support and placement cells.
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Hello Aman,
If you wish to pursue MBA in Civil Engineering related subjects then Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Business school should be your choice.
They offer :
1) MBA in Real Estate & Urban Infrastructure
2) MBA in Construction Project Management
3) MBA in Construction Economics & QS
4) MBA in Infrastructure Management
For more information please refer this link:
http://www.ricssbe.org
All the best. -
Finance, HR and marketing are basic streams in MBA but if you are interested and want to do something new then you can go for streams like risk and insurance, foreign trade and international trade. -
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Ankur Kumar It good to commit mistakes but only if you learn. | Guide-Level 13
8 years agoHi,
While opting for specialisation in MBA, the most important factor which is to be considered is your area of interest. It's not like there are job opportunities in one or two areas only, it depends from field to field.
All the best! -
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NITIN DESHMUKH Yard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its | Scholar-Level 17
8 years agoHi,
This depends on individual's interest and other factors like, your field of graduation and your career prospects.
Major disciplines in MBA, you can look for are as follows:
1. Operations: It needs analytical knowledge with fair hands-on mathematics.
2. Finance: It needs basic knowledge of accounting and share, equity, credit-debit transactions.
3. Marketing: It deals with the promotion and advertising strategy to convince the target customers for your product.
4. HR: It requires good communication skills to deal with your team. You need to get the best out of your team and keep them motivated.
5. Mass communication: If you are interested...more -
I need to know the field of your interest, whether it is HR, finance, marketing, operations, banking and insurance, hospital management, travel and tourism, international business, etc.
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It depends on your interest but in my view MBA in HR, marketing and finance have better scope then other branches. -
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Asad Fatmi Management Professional, Government Consultant | Contributor-Level 9
8 years agoHi Aman,
I would suggest you to chose any specialization based on your likes and abilities rather than asking others. Still as far as my opinion is concerned, since you are an engineer, you can opt for production and operations management, logistic and supply chain, marketing or information technology. -
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Vikas Tiwari Simple & Curious to reveal Nature's Kindness | Contributor-Level 9
8 years agoOut of all the specializations, two options are the best which include finance and HR. You can opt any one as per your interest.
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