Hi. Priya. If you are looking for postgraduation programme. I would suggest GIBS Bangalore. GIBS Bangalore is soley made for management programme where the talents are nurtured, ambitions cherished, ideas shared & dreams fulfilled. GIBS is offering a MBA/PGDM course that is recognized by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE a two-year full-time program, is the flagship degree of GIBS Bangalore. It is the Best PGDM College in Bangalore India.

An MBA in Rural Management involves the application of management principles to the rural sector. The specialists in Rural Management are needed in CSR wings of the corporate and public sector, livelihoods focused organisations, micro-finance institutions, small finance banks among others.

•   Now, coming to the question of you being able to help people and solve social problems, Rural management is a good fit for you. This specific curriculum has field visits and stays,  ie you get to go to specific villages and stay there. The core subjects of MBA are obviously taught to the candidates of this course. So you are not missing out on any basic knowledge an MBA should have. You also get to implement your problem solving skills to improve conditions of villages. And as we know the development of villages is very important. The cities are over loaded already with aspiring people who want to earn money. If villages are brought close to the level of cities, we can change the whole scenario of population migration. As mahatma Gandhi said, the future of our country is in the development of villages. So it's a very good fit for you if you want to solve some social problems.
• IRMA is a very good college for this course.

Visit the website: https://www.irma.ac.in

• Now, among other options, I believe you can be in any field of your interest and bring about social changes. Follow your passion and keep this spirit of helping and you will definitely bring a change wherever you go.  For example you can use your marketing knowledge to spread awareness of some socially sensitive topics.  As an operational manager you can improvise operations cost of various ngo's and help them run efficiently.  As a finance MBA manager you can make money and help a lot of non profit organizations. So your specialization can be leveraged in any way to bring social changes and it's up to you how you use your talents. It's very good to see you want to work for the society and I wish you all the best for your journey!