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Finance and Supply Chain are both different fields with different scope and growth prospects. If you are a supply chain professional you will be dealing with supply chain issues from procurement to final production and final delivery to the end customer.It is the most emerging and challenging field in the market currently so if you are a supply chain professional you will require to update on inventory level manufacturing science transportation logistics warehousing etc. All these will be your necessary part of life.The starting salary in Supply Chain will be about Rs 4 lakh per annum to about Rs 7 lakh per annum depends on the company and your profile. It will increase with experience.
Now talking about Finance field it will be more into accounting, financial management, portfolio management, asset management, wealth management, investment banking, banking and finance, stock market, fundamental analysis, technical analysis etc. You will be dealing with the total fund of the company and will be responsible for allocation of funds and the budget available different department of the company. Your task will be keeping the record of all the transaction.
The starting salary ranges from Rs 4 lakh to Rs 10 lakh as per company and profile. So both the fields are different with different prospects.
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Well as per the question both the field International Business and Marketing has few things in common. Firstly in IB you will study marketing at international level and secondly, you will have to do marketing at the international level in order to cope with the globalization of the business. So both are interrelated.Talking about IB in MBA you will be dealing with a task that is more at a global level. You will be responsible for creating a brand image at International level, promotion of your brand at a global level, creating a marketing campaign, the launching of product in other countries, new business development etc these roles are challenging and required extra skills to tackle and handle them. You will be earning a salary of about Rs 6 lakh minimum to upto Rs 20 lakh in the starting.
While in marketing you will be responsible for creating a brand image, branding, positioning, launching, new business etc not surely at a global level but also at domestic level too.Your work will be challenging enough. You would require a skill set similar to your work. The more you acquired experience more you will be successful.
The starting salary will be around Rs 5 lakh to upto Rs 15 lakh and will go up with experience.
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Not all distance learning MBA colleges are legal or reputed. Make sure your distance learning MBA program is recognized by the government. Before you are ready to jump on any decision you need to understand certain aspects of distance MBA. Though distance MBA is popular among young professionals and students you need to understand that it is not a replacement of a regular full-time MBA degree. No compulsory classes, exams and course patterns and you can schedule your exam as per your convenience and this as a whole act against you. Eventually, employers find it hard to believe that these degrees will really impart any useful skills to students. Some employers still prefer regular MBA to a distance one. In a full-time course, you get to network with many fellow students and seniors, professors, visiting faculties, etc. which could be useful in future while looking for jobs. There won't be placement opportunities like other full-time courses.

CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst) is the certification provided by CFA Institute. The exam is categorized into 3 levels, based on the level of difficulty of the exam. Level I exam is held twice a year whereas Level II and Level III are held only in June.
The CFA exam essentially tests your fundamental knowledge in finance domain. Anyone having a graduate degree is eligible to appear for the exam. People having degrees in domains other than finance are also eligible. These days engineers, doctors, MBAs who want their career in risk management, investment banking, opt for this exam. A lot of business schools and firms also give preference to candidates who already have certifications. Often, candidates who want to pursue a masters degree in finance, go for both CFA program charter and MBA.
CFA degree is recognized worldwide by the investment banks and firms in financial services domain. Qualifying CFA program can certainly help candidates seeking a career in finance and risk management. Students also go for CFA program charter even post MBA or while doing MBA. Passing all the 3 levels could take about 3 years, to appear for each level in each year. Preparation for the exam could be pretty rigorous and demanding if you are from a non-finance background.
The CFA Institute provides the following breakdown of the most common professions:
1. 5% Relationship Manager.
2. 16% Research Analyst.
3. 7% Chief Executive.
4. 7% Consultant.
5. 5% Corporate Financial Analyst.
6. 5% Financial Advisor.
7. 23% Portfolio Manager.
8. 6% Risk Manager.
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Association of Chartered Certified Accountants is a leading international accountancy body. The ACCA qualification is recognized and is treated in other countries as being equivalent to their local qualification. However, for government job opportunities, one has to follow the systematic recruitment process as described by the government. The certificate as provided by ACCA could stand as an added advantage during the final selection in some interview. The qualification of ACCA shall be very useful in the private sector for the aspirants seeking jobs or for those who are already working and looking forward to their growth in the form of promotion. It would rather open up new opportunities for such candidates and provide them with a rewarding career. I hope this would suffice.

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Definitely go with Balaji Institute of Modern Management because of its better ranking, infrastructure, placement, and vast alumni network. Balaji's been known for its 365 days of college and also for its strict discipline for entirely two years. Companies do prefer Balaji because it's a 365 days college which make a MBA student more ready for corporate ventures. Also it has a good ROI.
ITM business School is a good option but when compare to Balaji it's far more behind in ranking and also its placement is not up to the mark of what average placement of Balaji speaks. Also Balaji has a good infrastructure with cultural activities throughout the year.

Xaviers-Bngalore is better than Xaviers-Kochi.
Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship is one among the top class colleges all over India. For getting admission to Xavier's you need to qualify Xavier's Aptitude Test XAT.
Xaviers Bangalore-
Fees-1000000 /-
Xaviers Kochi-
Fees-750000/-
Major recruiters for XIME are Infosys, Blue Star, TATA Elxsi.Both the campus students will have equal opportunity for placements.All companies are giving a good package as well.The highest package so far in Bangalore is 21 lakhs and in Kochi campus, it is 13 lakh per annum as per information collected from students.Kochi campus doesn't offer international trips and visits but Xaviers Bangalore assures an international training and tour for the enrolled students.They are offered with the student exchange facilities also. Beacuse of all these reasons XIME -Bangalore is better than XIME-Kochi.

Well, as per the question, both are different fields in the management talking about HR I.e Human resources is concerned with managing the Human resources of the company in the payroll, Recruitment selection job assignment pay hike Management retention of employees, etc. It has the diverse field of management which considers the negotiating skills, Communication skills, managing of grey collar industry policy, etc. They are able to handle the day of every individual working. He/She should have the ability to create good working environment for the employee.
While talking about Operation Management, it is considered with manufacturing science, supply chain management, logistics Management, etc. These are the diverse career paths which cover the various level of the operation of the company in the field there had to be more accurately efficient and effort have to be put to occupy the desired results.
I hope this information helps.
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The Master in Finance is intended to prepare students for a wide range of careers both inside and outside the financial industry. It May be M.Sc or MBA in Finance and Accounting.
They can get work opportunities with government and public sector companies as finance officer, risk manager, insurance manager, treasures, manager finance & accounts, to name a few. Though, designations may vary according to company profile. Companies also hire financial managers as consultants who advise senior managers on various business issues. Government also receives advice from financial experts in various issues related to finance and investment.
It is a dynamic subject, its scope and area of operation have been always increasing, keeping pace with the changes in socio-economic changes.
Salary varies depending on your grade and designation. At the entry-level position, you'd be given the designation of a staff accountant where you would get to work on cash accounts for audits. In a company, you would possibly be given the charge of accounts payable and accounts receivable. Further ahead, you would become the internal auditor, keeping a tab on the finances of the company and be the real financial truth-teller.
Budget and credit analysts come higher up on the ladder. Budget analysts are in the key position of allocating specifics budgets for the company. Credit analysts are generally employed by banks to figure out whether or not a customer can pay back a loan.
As a trainee, one can start with a salary of Rs.8000-Rs.150000. one can command a higher salary as the experiences raises, generally MNCs and private companies pay higher.