Business Manager

A BBM (Bachelors in Business Management) is a graduate level management degree that is solely designed to enlighten student's management skills at the Bachelors level. The degree is designed to develop practical managerial skills, communication skills and business decision-making capability.
You have career opportunities in - Manufacturing companies, Export and trading houses, Financial concerns, Banks, NGO's, PSU's, Multinational corporations.
With experience and exposure your pay gets hike and an MBA after BBA/BBM would definitely fetch the student more lucrative jobs.

There are many short-term Diplomas in commerce field, you can do Diploma in import and export.
Diploma in foreign trade.
You can learn other languages like German and French.
There is Diploma in taxation also. You can do that. Also, these all Diplomas are short-term and you can complete it in one year.
If you are interested in the computer field then you can learn computer language also.

Dear,
According to your statement, you can think of BBA programme in International Business or marketing through that you would get the knowledge of change management, operations management and marketing strategy. The BBA course is not only academically rigorous but it also emphasises on workshops and conference that are aimed at introducing students to public speaking, group dynamics and problem solving.
All the best.

Hi Samayak,
NIA Pune is a decent college to pursue PGDM in Insurance. It provides 100% placements (as claimed by the current students).
Kindly visit the given link for more details: http://niapune.org.in/pgdm/index.php
Hope it helps.

Hi,
You can check the below mentioned link:
https://www.shiksha.com/top-10-institutes-for-distance-correspondence-mba-article-6301-1

There is no such special degree to become an industrialist, you can specialise in whatever interests you and follow your passion.

Hello Balwinder,
Thanks for your query.
Accounts and HR are two very different specialisations. You should always take in account your interest before selecting any specialisation as you have to study the subjects for next 2 years and also it will determine your further job opportunities.
Go for HR specialisation if you have good people skills, can work in a team, be a leader, have the ability to motivate and guide people and if you are good in number crunching and accounts, you can look at the financial aspects of business decisions and work with financial data with ease then opt for accounting/ finance specialisation.

Hi Yogesh,
If you are working in a private bank after completing B.Tech in mechanical engineering, then you must opt for MBA. Moreover, if you want to change your field, then you must prepare for GATE exam.