MBA Sales & Marketing

See, in average college there is mainly sales profile not marketing profile is avail. You can think core finance from top tier I CAT /MAT colleges as otherwise you may be thrown into bank field sales profile insurance sales, mutual fund sales, Demat account sales, credit sales, corporate credit sales, relationship officer of business development, etc. Which may be target based sales. But through higher CAT score or top few tier I MAT colleges you can expect core profiles (investment banking, audit, law taxation, business analyst, market research, derivative analyst). However, you should know it is good to have 55-60% in graduation for core finance as many mnc demands. Join LinkedIn/quora to have alumni chat to get the exact pic of after placement job stability and average in hand salary (CTC annual package is not your 'take home salary' be clever). Top tier I may colleges are SIMSREE Mumbai, PUMBA, XIME-Bangalore, BIMTECH-Noida, IFMR, Great Lakes-Chennai and NIBM-Pune. If unable to get think then XIME-Kochi or IPE-Hyderabad (banking and finance). HR profile is not much entertained by corporates better to avoid it from average colleges. Be clever before investment.

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It is a difficult task to compare the two as each offers a promising career. The big debate is not which one is better; rather it should be what the aptitude of the candidate is? People who have an eye for detail and are numerically-oriented can go for MBA Finance, while those who have excellent communication skills and have an outgoing personality are suited to a career in Marketing. Essential traits required for either field are:
For Finance- Quantitative skills, financial skills, Understanding of accounting and financial management principles, Analytical skills
For Marketing- Strategic thinking, Tolerance for ambiguity, Flexibility, Creativity, Research skills, Presentation skills and Passion. Opportunities for the two are present in:
For Finance- Banks, Financial Consultancies, Investment Banking, Institutional Finance, Merchant Banking, Corporate Finance
For Marketing- This being an integral part of any organisation, opens job avenues across industries right from education to media to F&B industry. Following Job Titles are offered:
For Finance- Credit Risk Management Analyst, Financial Research Analyst, Personal Financial Advisory, Portfolio Manager, Budget Analyst, Administrators, Accountants and Chief Financial Officer
For Marketing- Marketing Manager, Branding Specialist, Advertising Executive, Public Relations Specialist, New Product Manager and Marketing Analyst
Salary prospects:
Earnings vary according to the industry segment one is working in. However, broad pay packages are Rs. 25,000-Rs 50,000 per month (entry level) and Rs. 60,000- Rs 1.2 Lacs per month (middle level). At senior level, sky is the limit. Thus, both the fields have a great scope. You should choose the one that appeals to you, and goes along with your set of skills. In the end, both the fields are about passion, hard work and conviction. https://www.shiksha.com/choosing-between-mba-finance-mba-marketing-article-5418-1.