Sales & Marketing

After doing B.Pharma you should consider production industry. As the marketing job involves a lot of risk of losing the job and if you are unable to sell the pharmacy products of that particular company then you will get kicked off from the company.

Hi Abhilash, it's a good college as far as the placements are concerned. You can go through the reviews of students of the particular college to get the genuine feedback.
Link: https://www.shiksha.com/college/institute-of-finance-and-international-management-electronic-city-bangalore-34700/reviews.
Hope it helps.

There is a course name, BBA in airport management. If you do that you have a good chance of getting a job at airport. Search for a good college offering this course. All the best.

Yes, it is possible. After your graduation, you can choose MBA to go/join marketing.

Unfortunately, this is not possible as being a regular student of a top MBA college you would not like to skip your classes. Moreover two years is a big period to do both the things simultaneously.

Before embarking on your career in either marketing or finance, you need to get the right degree for your desired position. Our job-posting analysis showed the preferred levels of education in both fields. The data revealed that 87 percent of marketing jobs required at least a Bachelors degree and 89 percent of finance jobs required at least a Bachelors degree.1
Its clear that education is a critical part of launching your career in either marketing or finance. While you may still be deciding which path to take, the most important decision is choosing to go to school to earn a degree.

Hi Athira,
If you are interested in marketing and advertising, then you can go for MBA programme in marketing or any equivalent degree or Diploma in marketing to enhance your skill of marketing and please pursue this as your career if you are really interested in this as it is the only thing which will make you excel in your career. Good luck.

Areas like Public Relations, Advertising, and Marketing Communications require two big peaks to be scaled. Being creative and being effective. One needs good communication skills, storytelling aptitude to augment insight mining, ideating and understanding of communication tasks.