MBA Scope

Master of Business Administration in Information Technologies is a course which has many avenues for its students. From the possibility of joining an IT company to being placed in one of the departments of IT governance, IT Management and resourcing to much more. The course is a professional degree programme that covers two important aspects of business management. There is a rich demand of IT professionals having expertise in business management in the market today. An MBA (Information Technology Management) graduate's climb up the corporate ladder is usually accelerated. Most of them will take up positions such as CTOs (Chief Technology Officers), CIOs (Chief Information Officers), information technology directors or IT managers. Information systems managers serve crucial functions within a company. You can work as computer Science Project Manager, Information Security Manager, Computer Networking Manager, Information Technology Manager, and much more. Good luck.

The difference in CA and ICWA are-
ICWA degree provides the knowledge on how to manage finance competently and CA degree gives you the knowledge of taxation, auditing, and accounting. You can apply for CA course after passing class 12th while for the ICWA foundation course you have to pass class 10th or equivalent exam from any recognized board. CAs are involved in the core accounting work of a company while Cost Accountants are involved in the costing part of a financial transaction. If we talk about career of ICWA. ICWA degree holders are highly demanded in the government sector, private enterprises, development agencies, banking & finance sector, education and training sectors. With the advancement of the economy, demands for cost and management professionals are rising rapidly.

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The Master of Business Administration Programme is divided into two years. Each year consists of 2 semesters. PART I: FIRST YEAR
Semester - 1
Organizational Behaviour
Quantitative Methods
Managerial Economics
Financial Accounting
Marketing Management
Human Resource Management
Business Communication
Information Technology Management
Semester-2
organisation Effectiveness & Change
Management Science
Economic Environment of Business
Financial Management Accounting
Production & Operations Management
Marketing Research
Management of Information System
Semester-3
Business Ethics & Corporate Social Responsibility
Strategic Analysis
Legal Environment of Business
Semester -4
Project Study
Strategic Management
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Hi Samreen, First of all, to appear for the NET exam, you need to complete post-graduation degree, which is minimum eligibility criteria to apply for the UGC NET exam. The UGC NET exam is held twice a year for the selection of candidates for lectureship and JRF. The candidates can apply for their post-graduate subject or its related subjects only. The UGC NET exam includes two paper. Paper 1 is common for all the subjects while paper 2 consists of questions related to your post-graduation subject only. The questions will be based on the major subject of your post-graduation. For more details, you should solve the previous year papers and mock test papers. That way you will get to know the type of questions asked in the exam and paper pattern. All the best for the exam!