Business Management Studies Scope

India is Agriculture dominant country with well developed agriculture based industries. Agribusiness encompasses production, transformation / value adding, distribution and retailing of food, fibre and associated products. Indian food and Agri sector is set to triple by 2020 from US $328 to US $895 Billion (IFAMA, 2012). Huge opportunities in Agribusiness are attracting investments in primary production as well as on the output side in food processing and distribution.
Growth in agribusiness industry is mainly fuelled by sustained economic growth, rising per capita income, urbanization and globalization, integration of the global food value chain, improvement in infrastructure for storage & transportation. All the Agri based industries that are moving on a high growth trajectory are demanding more capable people to manage growth.
To meet the demand for Agribusiness professionals many renowned management schools have initiated Agribusiness Management program. MBA Agribusiness are employed by top FMCG companies beside government organisations such as NABARD, FCI, FACT, NAFED, JAKFED and other departments under ministry of agriculture. MBA Agribusiness graduates has good career prospects. IIM Ahmedabad s Two-Year Post-Graduate Programme in Agribusiness Management (PGP-ABM) is best in India. Admission is based on CAT score. IRMA Anand Gujarat Post Graduate Programme in Rural Management is the second best course.

The scope of event management is widening in India. Fields to look in: corporate events (product launches, conferences, CSR events etc), web events(webinars), political events(campaigns, rallies etc), Entertainment Events - wedding, musical concerts, Fashion events etc
A BBA degree may offer an individual an entree level job in any good organisation though an expertise diploma/experience coupled with it can broaden the prospectives. Like BBA + Graphic designing is preferred in an advertising/digital marketing agency, BBA + CA is a good combination too. BBA + experience of managing events can earn a good job and the list goes on.
HRM has a broad scope as well. Each organisation needs productive people so HRM caters to the everything from the basic necessities to self-actualisation needs of an organisation. Job for HR professionals are very exciting & varied. Strategic HR (strategic alliances, mergers & acquisitions, new policies etc), Domain Expert HR (software companies), Entry level training, Group Motivation, Goal Setting etc.

Hi,
You have 3 options in front of you. 2 out of those 3 are related to business. Even if you want to go for an MBA course, you have to wait for one year. So, you can decide on basis of these parameters.
1. If you want to go for a job and have no interest in your business or any business for that matter, so you can start looking for job. As you did your graduation in BBA, you can get better opportunities with MBA degree in the same field.
2. If you are interested in doing business at some point of time in your life, you can hone your Business Administrative skills with MBA in an area of your choice. A good peer group in MBA can help you learn more. You can discuss your business ideas and issues with them to gain a better perspective or you can work with them on their ideas.
So, doing MBA is better than BBA in all scenes.
Now you have 1 year, you can prepare for your MBA entrance exams. If you have little doubt about your selection in a good college in first attempt, you can also look for a relevant job that can justify your year-long gap and your experience will also help you in your selection in some good MBA colleges. Most of the MBA colleges give preferences to experience candidates and this experience can also help you during your placements in college.

Retail sales today are the major contributor to the revenue of a business. Everything we see selling around us involves retail operations.
Education in retail management offers a wide scope after MBA, as most MBA aspirants in India land up in sales jobs despite studying in fields like Marketing, Finance, HR, Insurance, International business, etc. Whereas, 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
According to the statistics, 90 million new jobs will be created in the next 5-7 years in India, of which, 50% (45 million) will be created in the service sector. Retailing in various types and forms will be a major employing sector. Moreover, If large global retailers like IKEA, TESCO, Wal-Mart open their stores across India, the global standard of retailing is expected to reach India soon with all its benefits including better industry practices and training, better salary packages and promising career opportunities in retail management.
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.
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