Postgraduate degrees are no longer a choice for students in 2020. Not only has it become more competitive for graduates, but COVID-19 has also made mid-career management programs extremely rewarding and beneficial for working professionals. India’s top business schools are offering dynamic programs that help professionals apply for senior managerial positions in their companies. Unlike full-time MBA programs, PGPEX programs are fast-tracked and can position you for a raise in your company.

High salaries and promotions have attracted many aspirants to this course. Around 54% of the executive MBA candidates get increased job responsibilities and 39% are awarded promotions. The average salary of an Executive MBA ranges from INR 9 to 15 lakhs.

It is not always easy to decide which course best fits your career. Those who want to fast track their career and want to learn more about the realities of starting and managing their own business can definitely opt for a business management course. Management comes with a variety of activities like planning, organizing, leading, and controlling. And for the entrepreneurs or the business leaders, opting for this degree is always the best choice. Business Management focuses on planning, analyzing, and organizing business activities that are required to run any business efficiently and successfully.

One of the best management courses to consider is an MBA in Business Management. This is a full-time regular MBA degree that aims to build some critical skills for better productivity, performance, and efficiency in the business world. For undergraduates who are looking for an introduction to the business world and also for those wanting to change their career path, Business Management is an ideal course for them.

Most youngsters in India are grappling with career issues today. While their prime concern is of being employed, it’s often the choice of career that becomes an obstacle. Most compromise with their dreams and settle with a career that they are reluctant to pursue, while very few end up achieving their goals and live the life they always desired.

An MBA is often seen as a degree of promise and a brighter future. In recent years, several specialisations such as Luxury & Brand Management, Sports Management, and Media & Entertainment Management have added an altogether different dimension to the course.

MBA is now a gateway to endless opportunities that were not available earlier.

Executive MBA programs are getting a lot of attention as upskilling is the need of the hour. Job opportunities are wide and it depends on us as students, to ‘make hay while the sun shines’ ie, grab the opportunities at the right time. As far as job opportunities are concerned the students must make a list of options, prioritize them and weed out the thorns to weave the path to success.

It would not be surprising if you too, like countless others, think that an MBA is enough to land a well-paid job in a reputed organisation. The truth is, as the number of MBA holders increases in the country, employers look for ways in which candidates can be distinguished and evaluated so that only the best get placed. More often than not, the parameter that overrides all other parameters, is industry experience. Sounds unfair, right? Where would the freshers go? Well, the freshers would still land well-paid jobs, however, those with experience will always have an edge during their placements and will therefore kick start their careers with higher pay packages.

Most working professionals in India are expected to have an MBA at some point in their careers. A globally recognized degree, an MBA can give you a hike in salary and better positions in your organization.

Over the years, several types of MBA have come up owing to the diverse needs and challenges of a vast spectrum of students which includes both college graduates and seasoned working professionals.

2020 will forever be etched in our memories as the year that changed our lives forever. Not only were we forced to make extreme life adjustments but were also brought back to the simpler and smaller things of life which we once enjoyed, before the digital revolution. As far as living is concerned, we’ve learnt some major life lessons. However, the one thing that was affected deeply and continues to remain a recurrent issue is the financial crunch we all faced as a result of the much-needed lockdown during the COVID-19 pandemic.

There couldn’t have been a luckier Marketing batch at BIBS than the one that attended the Masterclass that was held on 28th November 2020 and organized by the Confederation of Indian Industry. In fact, very few B-school students get to experience what happened that day. World renowned American author and consultant, Prof. Philip Kotler- the man behind every marketing book considered as biblical in B-schools of India and the rest of the world, gave the students precious four hours of his life sharing his wisdom with the students.

Commerce and Finance have been a part of our daily life. Finance is simply the management of large amounts of money for the MNC’s or government.

Financial planning and management is a key ongoing process right when you have a business idea. While all aspects of your business plan can be taken into consideration at different stages, financial planning has to be constant throughout.  It involves planning, organising, controlling, and monitoring your financial resources in order to achieve your business goals

2020 has been quite a remarkable year for many reasons. Needless to say, most of these reasons are quite unpleasant, to say the least. However, amidst the global pandemic and the rising job cuts, we did have a few reasons that changed our lives for the better.

Firstly, you got to spend a great deal of time with your families and reconnected with people long forgotten. Secondly, and more importantly, you finally found the much-needed opportunity to devote long hours to your passions that you had kept locked in some box and thrown away due to your hectic schedules. Lastly, your workplace shifted your homes.