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Shail Oberoi
Guide-Level 14
It would depend on your interest areas and career aspirations. Retail is a booming sector with ample career opportunities.
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Garima Singh Singh
Contributor-Level 6
Hi Shubhee,
You have a good chance of getting a call for PGDM (Retail Management) with your scored percentage. I hope you have applied.
You have a good chance of getting a call for PGDM (Retail Management) with your scored percentage. I hope you have applied.
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rahul ghosaleRajeev Gandhi Business School
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I think, MBA in retail management is best for you.
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Rahil MohammadB.tech graduate in ME, MBA from NIT, Rourkela
Contributor-Level 10
Hi,
The candidates with retail management can start career in client communication, sales, management and administrative services. The average package offered was around Rs.6 LPA to Rs.7 LPA.
I hope it helps.
The candidates with retail management can start career in client communication, sales, management and administrative services. The average package offered was around Rs.6 LPA to Rs.7 LPA.
I hope it helps.
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Zubin MehtaExpert Advisor for Senior Management.
Scholar-Level 17
Unfortunately, jobs in retail management are more of store manager profile where you might need to work also on the weekends with low industry pay standard. So, it is not worth going after it.
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Yazad Mithaiwala
Contributor-Level 10
ROI wise, it's not a great investment as there are colleges which offer the same course which is much cheaper along with better placements, but ITM is a good brand, overall.
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divya sharma
Contributor-Level 7
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 orga
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 orga
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Chetna S
Scholar-Level 17
Hi,
More than the finances what matters is to have the right skills and training for any specializations. In India, there are no research backed reports on future employment except one by ASSOCHAM, according to which only 7% of MBAs are employable as they lack soft skills. So, match up your skill sets and personality to choose a specialization.
More than the finances what matters is to have the right skills and training for any specializations. In India, there are no research backed reports on future employment except one by ASSOCHAM, according to which only 7% of MBAs are employable as they lack soft skills. So, match up your skill sets and personality to choose a specialization.
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Akash Debnathamazingtechntricks.com
Contributor-Level 10
BIMTECH is slightly better than Christ University but join only if you want to work in retail sector.
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