MBA or which other course option would you suggest for Ravi?

Prateeksha Deshpande | Certified Career Analyst...

30th of March 2021 | 2 Likes

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In my opinion,

Mass Media always does not mean journalism. If Ravi is good at his writing skills then he can be a script writer. As you have mentioned, marketing is not one for him, he may choose to be behind the scenes and explore the market. Digital marketing is high in demand these days. He need not go for MBA, he can choose Google certified Digital marketing courses and start earning.

There are courses on Sports management, he can be a sportscaster. He need to explore all the possible options available to him, and then decide.

Megha Bhatia

6th of October 2020 | 2 Likes

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Ravi has a bundle of options he can choose from to build his career profile. He can choose to go ahead with gaining work experience in mass communication/media for two years & can choose to go ahead with further education in specialization course with leadership/entrepreneurship/innovation in choice of his country.

He also has an option to take up further education in other fields and can get part time work experience in internship abroad

Sunny Suman

9th of January 2022 | 2 Likes

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Since Ravi is on path towards just completing his education he should look forward to start working for now. That will give him the clarity on what the job market needs in his industry while also help him understand what he is capable of doing. Later on he can choose the right course for himself.

Lot of times what we know of the jobs changes once we get involved in it. 

harshit pandey

2nd of July 2022 | 2 Likes

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Mittal School of Business is a favourite among MBA aspirants from across the country and the globe for its industry-oriented curriculum, interactive hands-on pedagogy, and intense industry interface. A multidisciplinary campus and multicultural environment suffused with student activity ensure the all-round development of its graduates, grooming them for successful entrepreneurship and global careers.

The eligibility for the program is Pass with 55% aggregate marks in any discipline. LPUNEST and interviews are mandatory. 

LPU is a brand and Mittal School of Business has been ranked 37 in the country. At LPU they say, if not the real world, the classes of MBA are simulated as a real-world, making the learning close to reality. A wide range of emerging specialisation areas are on offer:

MBA (Tourism and Hospitality) MBA (Financial Markets) MBA (Corporate Audit and Tax Management) MBA (International Business) MBA (Supply Chain and Logistics) MBA (Cost Management and Financial Analysis) MBA (Hospital and Health care Management)MBA (Business Analytics)MBA (Corporate Affairs and Governance) and MBA (Hons) The university has tie-up with the companies like NSE, Safeducate, ICICI Direct, IDFC, etc.

This course allows students to pursue live projects and/or professional certifications like NCCMP, NCFM, etc. The curriculum is equipped with 21st-century digital technologies required for managing their specialised area.

The entrepreneurship projects are an integral part of the curriculum. The university has added to the core curricula, modules like communication, analytical and soft skills to enhance personality and employability.

The Industry desired workshops on Digital Marketing, Business Analytics, Stock Market Operations, Life Skills, Creativity and Innovation, and Leadership are held on the campus to make students industry-ready.

The students get an opportunity to work on business projects to enhance managerial skills. Last but not least the course incorporates real-life case studies to provide interactive teaching and learning methodology.

18 LPA was the highest salary package offered, 6.2 is the average salary package. The university has a tie-up with over 700 companies that come for campus placements. Students are placed in the best brands likeFederal Bank, Trident Group, Colgate Palmolive, Phonepe, Marico Ltd., Ernst and Young,  Accenture, Flipkart, Wipro, Hindustan Unilever, Godrej Consumer, McKinley & Rice, ITC Limited, Bajaj Allianz, MRF, Naukri, Rallis India, Ceat, Luminous Power Technologies, Voltas beko, Unominda Group, Zoho, Khimji Ramdas, Cleartax, Blue Star, Zomato, Asian Paints,  Berger Paints, Nerolac Paints, Havells, Hettich, Upgrad, Byjus Think and Learn, Classplus, Chegg, Ola, Oyo, S&P Global Market Intelligence, Data Bridge Market Research, Furture Market Insights, Just Dial, Delhivery, DTDC, Bonn Industries, Britannia, HDFC Bank, IDFC First Bank, Swiggy, Zomato, SAP Labs, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Kotal Life, Hafele, Practo, Global Shiksha, Kent, Farelabs, Ceasefire Industries Ltd., Markets and Markets, Bharti AXA, Decathlon Sports, Exide Industries, Emami, Janalakshmai Financial Services, Kelloggs, Apollo Munich Health Insurance, Cavin Care,  Moodys Analytics, WNS Global, Ocwen Financial, Redington, Transport Corporation of India, Crescendo Group, Outlook Group, Planet Spark, Hono HR, Lazzaro HR Solutions, Trell, etc

The main thing for placement is that LPU provides placement classes to the students from the first year, which helps students prepare for placement until their final year of the program.

Irina

30th of September 2020 | 2 Likes

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My suggestion is to take an MBA course abroad - it offers a wide range of subjects to study as well as cross-cultural exposure. During internship, Ravi might receive the necessary work experience, prove self and continue a career journey after MBA degree is received.

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Sunny Suman

30th of September 2020

MBA courses without any experience is not a great choice as good colleges look for experience of at least 2 years. This is further difficult in other countries.