Which specialization should B.Com/B.Com(H)/BBA/Eco(H) students foucs on to get the highest in-hand salary?

I am confused about my mba specialization I'm from b.com background I need anyone to guide me regarding choosing an MBA specialization and I'm not good at numbers There are a total 5 specialization Mba in finance Mba in marketing Mba in operations Mba in decision science Mba in human resource Can anyone suggest to me which is the right option for future career

Completed my B.com from a government college 2 years back. Have been handling family business, now planning to get my feet into the corporate world. What should be my next steps ? Short term Courses? Certifications ? Internship? I am inclined towards Finance and Management. Please advice.

What should a B.com passout do after graduation, what are the skills to pursue a job or some ideal career ( except govt exams ).

Just wanted to see general sentiment. Coming from a tier 1 clg in du most roles offer between 50-80k base, not including variable. Also do mention the field you've gotten into, thanks.

I have three younger cousins. They don't want to code. They have their clarity. They don't want to pursue any particular engineering stream as well. They want to get a decent paying job. Let's say 6-8 lpa start with a path to 15-20 lpa in 4-5 years. I tried advising them to not invest a lot of money and four years of time in engineering. Their family is average middle class financially. I told them that I'll advise you what all to learn like content writing, seo, data analytics etc. So do a simple course, save money and rather invest in something that matters for job. They did listen but did not get confidence to act. All three went for engineering stream. These are private colleges with tier 3ish names. Now they don't get time to put a lot of time because 8-4 is usually college time. Unlike tier 1,2 college where you get campus and a lot of freedom, the colleges usually have a lot of classes and compulsory 80% type attendance. Did you face similar situation? What did you advise? Do you think I was giving them right decision?

willl try my best to be honest, ask me anything

I am probably earning 2x of what an average T-1 MBA grad makes in India. I'm just not happy in my role and this SDE grind caught me lackin'. Can you help me determine whether it is still a good bet to get an MBA? Because these normie MBA folks are literally the dumbest people I have seen and I think I can do a better job than them.

I am a 27 Male, Data Analyst (Transitioning to Data Scientist next month)did my B.Tech from a Tier 3 college and PGD in AI from a new University Total Experience (3.4 years): .1 yr - Worked at a Big4 firm as a Tester after B.Tech. 2. Analytics career began after PGD with the GST department of a state government (Tax Fraud analytics) (2.4yrs) Professional Achievements: - Worked on GST-related projects and published various fraud reports - Contributed to effective enforcement, potentially resulting in fines exceeding 300 crores - Implemented fraud analytics models that were appreciated by the Finance Minister (Nirmala Tai) Current Situation: - Salary: 12 LPA (No recent raises, feeling stagnant and subject to office politics) - Current job feels monotonous and limited in exposure to advanced Deep Learning (DL) and AI technologies I am interested in becoming a startup founder in the consumer tech space in future also. Question for Advice: Given my current situation and future aspirations, should I: 1. Continue working with another state government GST or move to Central GST? 2. Explore opportunities in startups or corporate roles with a focus on higher salary? 3. Should I change domain or think of specializing in this domain, what should be my career trajectory?

Hi, One of my friends posted a job in our batch group but posted that 'this might be suitable for junior folks as salary is low'. Out of curiosity, I asked the salary in DM and the salary was more than what I was earning. So this puts me in a self degrading situation and hence I want to know the salary of fellow 2017 MBA grads. Please mention the college name if possible.