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9:00 AM - 9:00 PMMaster of Business Administration or MBA is one of the most popular post-graduate programmes in India and abroad. The two-year programme is a gateway to a plethora of job opportunities in the corporate world. Here are some important facts about the MBA program:
Full-time MBA eligibility criteria are as follows:
The basic eligibility criteria for MBA (full-time) is Graduation in any discipline or equivalent from a recognised university
Most of the institutes follow the minimum score criteria in Graduation which is 50 per cent in average or equivalent. For Reserved category students, the minimum score in 45 per cent in aggregate
Final-year Graduation candidates are also eligible to apply for MBA, provided they present the proof of completion of Graduation degree within the duration specified by the institute
Admissions to all B-schools typically take place through an admission test. This test can be one of the following types
The qualifying exam is usually followed by a second level screening round that could be a group discussion or a personal interview conducted by the college that the student has qualified for. Also Read: MBA admission process and selection criteria
Given below is the list of top MBA exams scores that are valid for admission to various B-schools. Click for official CAT mock test
CAT | XAT |
CMAT | MAT |
SNAP | NMAT |
MBA Finance | MBA Marketing |
MBA IT | MBA HR |
A manager is expected to lead a team of professionals hence the most important skills for a successful manager are good communication and leadership qualities. Take a look at some of the skills required for MBA/PGDM, below:
Full-time MBA: Required Skillset |
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Business acumen |
Good communication skills |
Problem-solving Skills |
Management skills |
Strong mathematical skills |
Research oriented |
Analytical thinking |
Leadership qualities |
Eye for detail |
Goal-oriented & ability to work under pressure |
Apart from the generic MBA course, there are many MBA specialisations available to candidates. It is recommended that every candidate must choose a branch or specialisation in their MBA programme since it equips them better with the requisite skills for specific domains such as finance, operations, human resources, marketing, to name a few.
MBA/PGDM specialisations |
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Finance | Infrastructure |
Marketing | International Business |
Sales | Disaster Management |
Human Resources | Energy & Environment |
Operations | Import & Export |
Product |
IT & Systems |
Business Analytics | Healthcare & Hospital |
Digital Marketing | Business Economics |
Entrepreneurship | Agriculture & Food Business |
Advertising | Materials Management |
NGO Management | Oil & Gas |
Pharma | Retail |
Project Management | Rural Management |
Sports Management | Supply Chain |
Telecom | Textile Management |
Transport & Logistics | Forestry |
Public Policy | Hospitality |
Students pursuing MBA programme are exposed to a range of subjects. In a two year programme, students begin with core subjects such as Organisational Behaviour, Marketing, Principles of Management, to name a few. In the second year, they are exposed to subjects such as Entrepreneurship and Business Law, among others. Often MBA schools classify these subjects as core and electives and give a chance to students to choose between the elective subjects. Listed below are some of the subjects that most MBA courses offer:
The regular MBA course is a two year programme divided into four-six terms/semesters. Listed below are the semster-wise MBA subjects for general course:
MBA Semester I Syllabus | |
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Organizational Behaviour |
Marketing Management |
Quantitative Methods |
Human Resource Management |
Managerial Economics |
Business Communication |
Financial Accounting |
Information Technology Management |
MBA Semester II Syllabus | |
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Organization Effectiveness and Change |
Management Accounting |
Management Science |
Operation Management |
Economic Environment of Business |
Marketing Research |
Financial Management |
Management of Information System |
MBA Semester III Syllabus | |
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Business Ethics & Corporate Social Responsibility |
Strategic Analysis |
Legal Environment of Business |
Elective Course |
MBA Semester IV Syllabus | |
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Project Study |
International Business Environment |
Strategic Management |
Elective Course |
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Colleges Accepting CAT | Colleges Accepting ATMA |
Colleges Accepting MAT | Colleges Accepting GMAT |
Colleges Accepting XAT | Colleges Accepting MAHCET |
Colleges Accepting CMAT | Colleges Accepting TANCET MBA |
Colleges Accepting NMAT by GMAC | Colleges Accepting OJEE |
An MBA degree holder is expected to take up the managerial responsibility of the department they are hired for. A manager’s job profile broadly includes planning, strategising, execution, leading the team, liaison with clients, coordinating with other departments, delegation of work and responsibilities, reporting to higher authorities regarding projects undertaken.
MBA jobs |
Average salary per annum (Rs in lakh) |
---|---|
Finance Manager |
9.6 |
Marketing Manager |
10 |
Sales Manager |
10 |
Human Resources Manager |
4 |
Operations Manager |
7 |
Product Manager |
15 |
Data Analytics Manager |
14 |
Digital Marketing Manager |
4.5 |
Advertising Sales Manager |
8.5 |
NGO Manager |
5 |
Project Manager |
13 |
Telecom Manager |
7 |
Transport & Logistics Manager |
6 |
Infrastructure Manager |
11 |
International Business Manager |
9 |
Risk Manager |
10 |
Energy & Environment Manager |
6 |
Import & Export Manager |
6 |
IT & Systems Manager |
7 |
Healthcare & Hospital Manager |
4 |
Materials Manager |
6 |
Retail Manager |
5 |
Supply Chain Manager |
8 |
Public Policy Manager |
7 |
The scope of MBA is huge in the current job market. MBA graduates are in high demand in every industry and in every domain. Most of the MBA institutes provide campus placement to their students on completion of the full-time MBA course for a smooth beginning of their career.
All organisations, big or small, private or government, hire MBA degree holders in various capacities. Below is the list of some of the top companies that hire MBA graduates through campus placements
MBA: Top Companies | |
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BCG |
Citibank |
Deloitte |
ITC |
Avendus |
Samsung |
Mahindra |
ITC |
Reliance |
Vodafone |
ICICI Bank |
EXL |
HDFC |
Larsen & Tubro |
JP Morgan Chase & Co. |
HSBC |
PWC |
Philips |
McKinsey & Company |
Nestle |
Aditya Birla Group |
Cipla |
RPG |
Flipkart |
Tata |
Saint Gobain |
TAS |
Crisil |
Wipro |
Credit Suisse |
Microsoft |
Bajaj |
Accenture |
Infosys |
Microland |
GAR |
Amazon |
Pidilite |
Asian Paints |
McKinsey&Company |