MBA Scope

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To settle overseas one needs to look at countries that have immigration friendly policies. Some of them are Australia, New Zealand, and Canada.
Ideally you can explore the following options:
1. Apply for immigration, this process takes 18-20 months & in the meantime look for a job in India.
2. Explore pursuing a course in the said country and entry the country vide the student visa route. Once you reach there then you can explore for a job in the local market there.
3. Join employer in India who have branches in the said countries, and can help you internal transfer.

MBA in Marketing as major and HR as minor for FMCG, Real estate, Pharma, Top MNC's aspirants. MBA in Finance & HR is good combo for BFSI sector aspirants, MBA in HR & Operations for Consulting firms aspirants, MBA in Marketing and Supply chain management for Engineering candidates to work in Top Automobile industries, Construction industry, Shipping industries and FMCG sector.

Hi, if you want to pursue MBA course in batch or course, you need to study economics, because all the other subjects are different in MBA course only economies will help you if optional you can opt for Maths, if you have the caliber to do it.

Hello,
MBA programme in USA requires minimum 3-4 years of work experience. As their curriculum is designed in such a way that becomes mandatory for one to have practical work exposure. You also need to appear for IELTS or TOEFL and GMAT to get to good university. Getting a job depends on your skills and academic.

Yes, MBA can help you sharpen your skills in business management and thus assist you in the professional career. However, keeping you interest areas in mind, you need to decide what you need to do from a career perspective. The chances of doing well in a career of one's interest areas are much higher.

There are varied factors as well as offers these days to HR Post Graduates for the Managerial profiles of HR Management, Recruitment Area, Consultancy work or even Administration Work in the HR Departments. To be true with observation, it is possible to start from 15k to 30 k in good companies. Remember that unless you get a manager profile you won't be offered much. The amount goes to a good package if 6lakh above per annum in case the MBA is from a prime institution.

Yes, risk management is suitable for you, because it will somehow related to the finance and investment.

If you have selected IT, then the best option is to select either Marketing or HR, because both the streams require IT skills to operate software like HRIS, Digital Marketing, SEO or SMO. More options are available with Marketing. Finance also play a role in this as it makes use of SAP, Tally and other software. Best options are marketing and finance.

If an engineer does an MBA finance, after that, he doesn't remain related to civil engineering at all. The reason is MBA finance is different from engineering and this knowledge is not required. I mean to tell you that once you do MBA you lose touch with civil engineering completely then what is the need of doing engineering and spending four years!