Mba- Striking Rich
(R.N.Srivastava)
MBA- STRIKING RICH
The highest overseas salary package-Rs83lakh per annum
The highest domestic salary-Rs 34 lakh
The average overseas salary around Rs 40 lakh
The average domestic salary around Rs 9.75 lakh in a
year.
These are factual figures offered to MBA diploma
holders from IIMs.With 510 jobs on offer for only 235
students of IIM-Ahmedabad this year;students had
multiple choice to opt,during campus placement
process.
M.B.A, Master of Business Administration is a
degree/diploma,which will never go out of fashion. It
is the most coveted profession and is most sought
after
qualification in the corporate world.
Management is now no longer restricted to Sales and
Marketing. It also involves sectors like Finance,
Human Resource and System Management. The traditional
managerial positions in Administration, Hotel
Management, Marketing, Industrial Relations, have been
complemented by specializations in Information
Technology, Hospital Administration, Sports
Management, Occupational Management, Travel Management
etc, amongst others
Common Admission Test (CAT) is the entry route for
admission to the best B-Schools in India, the six
Indian Institute of Management (IIM), at Ahmedabad,
Bangalore, Calcutta, Lucknow, Indore, and Kozhikode.
The IIMs usually admit about 1000 students every year.
Almost 48 other management institutes like, MICA,
Nirma Institute of Management, S.P. Jain Institute,
also draw out their candidates based on the
performance in CAT. This makes CAT the most important
management entrance exam in our country today.
Other exams include the Common Entrance Test (CET) for
entry into management institutes in Maharashtra.
The selection process in most management institutes
comprises of an aptitude test, group discussion and
personal interview.
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