Hello Fawin,

The problem you’re talking about, is just the mindset. It takes time for parents to believe that courses like BBA don’t have scope. Once their kids start performing well, and succeeding, they change their minds. It isn’t just limited to Tamil Nadu, it is widespread in the world. No Course is lesser, no degree is lesser. 

Hello Abhishek,

UBS Mumbai is one of the finest college in Mumbai for the PGDM. It has ranked 4th and grade AAA+ which means above average level by times india ranking in Mumbai university. Yes most of the start ups company visit this college but it totally depends on you to apply for it or not. Most of the MNCs also visit this college. If you are not interested to work with startup company you can apply for MNCs also. Average package offered is 7.68 lakh.

Hope it helps you!

Thank you.

Hi Venkatesh,

For pursuing a career as a lecturer one must have qualified master’s degree in that field. For general candidate it is at least 55% and for SC/ST/OBC/PWD it is 50 % in their Master’s degree, only the will be considered for Junior Research Fellowship (JRF).

According to UGC, by 2021 a Doctoral degree will be mandatory requirement to join as an Associate Profession. Experience in the field is a plus point, but will not land you in your aspiring job of lecturer.

You can write UGC Net for the post of Assistant Professor across the country, SLET similar to NET but one can’t apply to institutions across the nation, GATE score helps to apply for PhD, CSIR a national level exam checks the eligibility of the candidate to apply for Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) or Lectureship (LS).

It is advisable to pursue PHD along with UGC NET

Eligibility for UGC NET is as follows:

• The candidate should not be 28 years of age on January 1, 2019
• A relaxation could be given to non-creamy layer candidate 
• Exemption is also provided to candidate qualified SLET/SET/NET to join as Assistant Professor

Scope of becoming a lecturer depends on these factors:

• Institute Location
• Organization Type
• Experience of the Candidate

The monthly salary lies somewhere between INR 40,000 to 90,000. The highest packages are received at IIT's, IIM's, AIIMS and BITS.

As per the recent information, the Government has doubled the salary of the guest lecturers in government and aided college. From now UGC NET or JRF (Junior Research Fellowship) qualified lecturers will get Rs 1750 per day and maximum Rs 43,750 for 25 working days in a month.

One can move up the ladder to become a Chancellor by following the path of Professor, Senior Professor, Professor of Eminence, Dean/Director, Pro- Vice-Chancellor, Vice-Chancellor, Chancellor. Not only degree and qualification is required but one should be passionate about teaching.

The following characteristics are advisable

• Good Communication skills
• Problem Solving capabilities
• Deep Research on the related topics
• Curiosity towards the topic of research
• Time Management skills
• Desire to learn something new
• Positive confidence

Given your experience in the field will be a plus point and a delightful experience for your future students.

All the best!

Hi,

With 5years of experience you will be able to join the 1 year GMP course at XLRI. It is earier to get into this course because the cutoff vary a lot it even goes down to 80%. When i gave XAT in 2015 it was as low as 65%. Even GMAT scores are accepted and that also varies from 640 to 700 based on your profile.

If you give GMAT and score above 700 then you will have plathora of options. ISB, SPJain and even Great Lakes. If your profile way to strong then you could try for other colleges in US like INSEAD,YALE if you are lucky you may even make to Harvard.

Dear Hemant,

Here are the qualities of sales and marketing manager-

• Future vision.
• Passion.
• Leadership skills.
• Great thinker.
• Innovative.
• Concerned about others.
• Making good relations.
• Adaptability to new environment and culture.
• Intelligence.
• Listenimg skills.
• Understanding.

Regards

Hello Amit,

Any decision regarding selection of an B-school majorly depends on these two factors:

1. Interest: In my opinion your interest in the field of MBA is most important. If you are interested in the subjects which will be taught to you during your management program, you will automatically learn with great agility and grab a good job too (assuming you want that in the end). In IMI you are getting BKFS. So if you are really interested in the banking finance field, you should opt for this only. If not, do not go for the brand name that IMI carries, go for NIRMA instead.

2. ROI: Return of Investment is a factor which comes second in this list. Picking a brand or saving money is always a hard choice to make, even in our daily lives. But let me tell you something, you'll do MBA once and most probably it'll be last degree of your life. Do it wholeheartedly. Don't think too much about money (unless you are financially very weak). Money will come with time if you work hard and with passion. Being in a big college doesn't only gives you huge packages but it also provides you with an exposure which is priceless. So, here also I would suggest you to go for IMI.

Hii shah,

If you are interested in Sales marketing then you need to any Business course like MBA or BBA.

If you are un under graduate then opt MBA in B schools or IIM's.If not then do BBA in a good reputated college.

By the way if you can make me the question more clear i can provide you the Better information.

Thank you.

Hello Mannat,

Firstly, none of the companies go to any campus to hire HR personnel for sales & marketing jobs only. For that, they have the students of that vertical itself.

Okay, now coming to your main question - In terms of placement and the number of MNCs coming for recruitment, IFIM Bangalore ranks better. Placement at SDMIMD is equally better but not for the HR domain. 

In terms of HR students ratio, any source currently studying at each of the colleges would be able to give you the exact information. 

Hope this helps.