Banking, Finance & Insurance

The Health Insurance industry is expected to rise in the future. Here are some reasons why:The rise of Digital Health: Digital health technologies, such as wearable devices, telemedicine, and virtual reality, are transforming the way healthcare is delivered and managed. This is creating new opportunities for health insurance companies to provide innovative products and services that are more personalized and accessible to consumers.The emergence of Artificial Intelligence (AI): AI is being used in a variety of ways to improve healthcare, including medical diagnosis, treatment planning, and claims processing.The increasing focus on Data and Analytics: Health insurance companies are increasingly using data and analytics to gain insights into their customers' health and healthcare needs. It can be used to develop targeted marketing campaigns, personalize product offerings, and identify areas for improvement in their value proposition.

If candidates are passionate about the agriculture sector and its related businesses, an MBA in Agribusiness might be more fulfilling, whereas an MBA in Finance could offer a broader range of career options across industries.Candidates can check the table below to see the comparison between the two courses.ParticularsMBA in Agribusiness MBA in FinanceCourse LevelPG PostgraduateCourse Duration2 years2 yearsCourse FeesINR  7,100 - INR 16.03 LakhINR 1.4 Lacs - INR 23.9 LakhEntrance ExamsCAT, MAT, CMAT, XAT, ATMA, etc.CAT, XAT, NMAT, CMAT, MAH CET, etc.Popular CollegesIIM Ahmedabad, IIM Lucknow, Amity University, LPU, etc.IIM Lucknow, NMIMS, NIT, XLRI etc.Job ProfilesCommodity Merchandiser, Human Resources Specialist, Marketing Assistant, Sourcing Specialist, Farm Appraiser, Agriculture Policy Analyst, etc. Financial Analyst, Finance Manager, Assistant Vice President - Corporate Banking, etc.Average SalaryINR 2.4 LPA - INR 9.1 LPAINR 4 LPA - INR 10 LPATop RecruitersGodrej Agrovet, PI Industries, Pioneering Ventures, Ninjacart, Reliance Industries, Rabobank, etc.KPMG, HDFC, ICICI Bank, J P Morgan, Deutsche Bank etc.

Here are some responsibilities of Retail Banker;Promote the Bank’s Products: A retail banker promotes a bank’s services and products, such as investment and retirement plans, as well as other loans such as housing and education loans.Develop Consumer Relationships: A retail banker meets with the bank’s customers daily to resolve their banking-related difficulties and create strong customer relationships.Provide Financial Advice: A retail banker acts as a financial advisor to their clients, assisting them in developing a robust portfolio that generates the most profit.Update Customer Data: A retail banker maintains a complete report of a customer’s account information in the bank’s system and updates it regularly.Manage Administration: A retail banker is in charge of administrative activities including data input and properly organizing files.Achieve Targets: A retail banker’s goal is to develop their client base and provide customer pleasure to attract additional business, which will assist them meet their goals.