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7 Tips to Get a high-paying Job After MBA – The 1% Formula

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Did you know, only 60% of all MBA students who graduate in a year are employable in India? The rest of the 40% of graduates either don’t meet the criteria to be able to get a job or don’t have adequate skills to work effectively in a job. It’s really shocking to see such a high number of MBA graduates who don’t even have the basic soft skills and technical skills that can get them a basic job.

The job market in India, or even globally, is in a very dynamic state. AI is going mainstream, the startup market has gone down by 80%, tier 1 countries are facing economic recession, major companies are laying off employees, etc. In short, we can say that the job market is going through a huge shift, and those with no proficiency in their work are going to face cold feet.
But what’s the solution? Should you accept your fate, or is there still something you can do? Let’s find out in this comprehensive blog post how you can get a high-paying quality job in such a constrained job market and how you can improve your chances of getting hired by a good organization.

Immediately stop Making these 5 mistakes During your Placement Period:

1. Overestimating your capabilities:
At this young age, we start thinking that I know everything I can outnumber anyone. Which is great to some extent, but overconfidence is the one thing that can ruin your life. So always keep yourself open to learning and applying your skills.

2. Making a poor resume:
The resume is the most basic but extremely important part to take care of. Always make sure to actively consult your college placement cell for furnishing your resume. If possible, send a customized resume to the recruiters according to their job profiles.

3. Not making a professional LinkedIn profile:
Making an effective LinkedIn profile can give you an edge. Your LinkedIn profile gives you a platform to showcase your skills, projects, past work, etc. On LinkedIn, you can express your personality and make professional connections.

4. Not being interview ready:
You should be mentally prepared before going to an interview; counseling with your placement department can give you more details on this.

5. Knowing nothing about your recruiter:
It’s a very basic thing, but it makes a huge impact on your recruiter’s scorecard if you know very well what the company is dealing with and what its business model is.

7 Tips to make your MBA placement season springing



1. Research Your Target Industry:
Research is crucial. The first thing you should do is do a self-assessment and identify the industries and companies that you are interested in working for. Now start researching them and identifying them. The scope, salaries, job openings, leadership team, future developments, and current situation of the market. Use resources like Glassdoor and LinkedIn to get a better understanding of what it’s like to work at each company.

2. Your Network is Your Networth:
Networking can be an extremely effective way to build valuable relationships with other professionals in your industry. Attend relevant events like conferences, industry meetups, and job fairs. Use social media apps like LinkedIn to connect with other professionals who work in the same industry as you. When networking, make sure to have a standard elevator pitch prepared and be ready to hand out a resume or business card. Remember that your goal is to build relationships, not just hand out resumes.

3. Soft Skills Give You an Edge:
While it’s important to have technical skills, it’s also essential to work on developing your soft skills. Soft skills refer to non-technical skills such as emotional intelligence, communication, adaptability, and leadership. These skills show that you are a well-rounded person who can bring value to any team or company. Some ways to develop your soft skills include volunteering, taking coaching or leadership courses, and participating in group activities that develop teamwork and communication skills.

4. Stay in Contact with your seniors:
Your seniors can help you with referrals or get you face-to-face with the true condition of the job and what to expect. You can modify your placement preparations accordingly with your senior’s assistance. So staying in contact with your college seniors or working professionals can really help you out with your college placements.

5. Gain Relevant Work Experience:
Employers value candidates who have relevant work experience, whether through internships, co-op placements, or entry-level positions. Try to get as much relevant experience as possible while you are still in school or just starting out. If you are having trouble finding relevant work experience, consider reaching out to alumni, professors, and industry professionals for mentoring, coaching, or job opportunities.

6. Leverage Your MBA Placement cell:
Your MBA program likely has an array of resources available to help you find a job after graduation. These resources may include job postings, career counseling, resume, and cover letter reviews, and introductions to alumni and potential employers. Make sure to take advantage of these opportunities, attend all workshops and information sessions, and follow up with any leads or contacts you make through your MBA program.

7. Utilize a Job Search Strategy That Works for You:
There are many different job strategies to consider, ranging from online applications to personal introductions. When deciding which strategies to pursue, consider your skills, interests, strengths, and weaknesses. Make a plan and set specific, measurable goals to stay organized and focused. Don’t forget to personalize your resumes and cover letters, follow up with employers, and have a professional online presence.



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B-Tech is Dead? Should you consider persuing B-tech in 2023

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  1. Introduction
  2. The Rise and Fall of Engg.
  3. The B-tech Face-off
  4. Understanding the Current Job Market
  5. Preparing For a Career After B-tech
  6. Reimagining B-tech Education
  7. Summerizing

India is producing over a million Engineers every year which tells almost everything about our country’s growing economy despite such a difficult recession period. But accoerding to a report from New Indian Express, 48% of all the graduated engineers are unemployed. Half of the graduating engineers are unemployed and probably contribute nothing to the growth of our country.


15 years ago, having an Engineering degree was considered prestigious and it had a huge value in the market as well as in society due to scarcity of the engineers and a very high demand in the market. But today although the demand is very high the supply of graduated engineers has quadrupled and a B-tech degree has lost its value.
So in this article, we’re gonna go into discussing the various reasons why engineering lost its fortune and gonna give an expert opinion on whether doing b-tech in 2023 is still worth it.

The Rise and Fall of Engineering:


India was globalizing and tech giants in tier-1 countries were finding opportunities to hire IT talent at an affordable cost. So, IT companies found India as a sweet spot to outsource their services. As a result, the demand for IT engineers rise exponentially in India which gave many Indians the opportunity to make a successful career in computer science and Information Technology.
After the course of a few years, India made the required infrastructure to produce enough engineers who can satisfy the demand for IT engineers in the Market.
But now the tables have turned and the supply of engineers kept on increasing but the demand didn’t increase to employ such giant engineers in the country. Also, as the volume of engineers increased the quality of the skills of engineers diminished along the way, and now we are here witnessing such a high unemployment rate.

The B-tech Face-off:

Let’s create a scenario where two people are debating for and against B-tech as a career, let’s hear ’em out:

 

Arguments for B-Tech

Arguments against B-tech

Problem-Solving Skills:

High Workload and Stress

Innovation and Creativity

Practical Experience Gap

Technical Expertise

Rapid Technological Changes

Career Opportunities

Saturation in the Job Market

Entrepreneurial Opportunities

Cost of Education

Understanding the Current Job Market:


The market dynamics have changed in this AI-powered world, and employers want their potential employees to have a deep understanding and knowledge of the particular subject they are dealing with so that they can build the capability to solve more complex problems and AI can’t.
Gone are the days when people are being hired just for doing laborious, repetitive kind of jobs that required zero creativity and had no complexity in the work. In the future, people only be solving greater problems instead of waiting their time on the thing that brings no greater good and can be done by any AI or robot.

Trends in the Job Market for B-Tech Graduates:
The demand for B-Tech graduates is still strong. However, the expectations of employers have been evolving rapidly. In today’s job market for B-Tech graduates, there is an increasing emphasis on practical, hands-on experience and the ability to apply knowledge in real-world scenarios. Companies want to spend money on talent which can bring real value into the organization and solve a bigger problem.

What the Employers want:
In such fast pace world Employers desire candidates who can maintain a long-term relationship. Apart from core technical skills, they are looking for graduates with strong critical thinking and communication skills who are flexible and adaptable. On top of everything, you must have a problem-solving attitude instead of just running out of it. Because skills can be learned, etiquette can be practiced but attitude is the one thing that me you unique.

Salary Expectations and Benefits
Salaries for B-Tech graduates vary based on industry and experience. However, on average, they can expect a starting salary of 2-4 lakhs per year, with room for growth as they gain experience. B-Tech graduates can also enjoy benefits such as healthcare, paid time off, and retirement accounts.

Preparing for a Career After B-Tech:

Getting hired can be a challenging process. By taking the right steps, you can make the most of your B-Tech degree and take advantage of the opportunities that are available.

Making the Most of a B-Tech Degree:
The first step is to build a strong foundation of technical knowledge. Try to get involved with hands-on projects, internships, and work experience in your field. Additionally, it is essential to develop good professional relationships, network with industry professionals, and attend career fairs and other recruitment events.

Best Practices for Getting Hired After Graduation
The best strategy is to prepare early and research potential employers in your field. Refine your resume to reflect your skills and experience, and try to tailor it to the specific job you are applying for. Additionally, it would be best to take advantage of career services at your college and prepare for interviews.

Alternatives to Traditional Job Paths
Sometimes, the most rewarding and fulfilling careers can fall outside traditional paths. It is essential to consider alternative career options, such as entrepreneurship, freelancing, or contract work, which may offer more flexibility and creative freedom.

Reimagining B-Tech Education


Getting hired can be a challenging process. By taking the right steps, you can make the most of your B-Tech degree and take advantage of the opportunities that are available.

Making the Most of a B-Tech Degree:
The first step is to build a strong foundation of technical knowledge. Try to get involved with hands-on projects, internships, and work experience in your field. Additionally, it is essential to develop good professional relationships, network with industry professionals, and attend career fairs and other recruitment events.

Best Practices for Getting Hired After Graduation
The best strategy is to prepare early and research potential employers in your field. Refine your resume to reflect your skills and experience, and try to tailor it to the specific job you are applying for. Additionally, it would be best to take advantage of career services at your college and prepare for interviews.

Alternatives to Traditional Job Paths
Sometimes, the most rewarding and fulfilling careers can fall outside traditional paths. It is essential to consider alternative career options, such as entrepreneurship, freelancing, or contract work, which may offer more flexibility and creative freedom.

Summerizing:

In conclusion, B-Tech is not dead but evolving. Pursuing a B-Tech degree can still lead to a successful and fulfilling career path. By gaining practical experience, understanding the demands of the job market, and developing a diverse set of skills, prospective students can embark on a successful career in B-Tech.

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Did you know, only 60% of all MBA students who graduate in a year are employable in India? The rest of the 40% of graduates either don’t meet the criteria to be able to get a job or don’t have adequate skills to work effectively in a job. It’s really shocking to see such a high number of MBA graduates who don’t even have the basic soft skills and technical skills that can get them a basic job.

But fear not, instead, take action to stay relevant in such a dynamically changing world. So, in this blog post, explore what to look at and what skills to acquire to overpower this AI world.

An Overview of AI:

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a technology designed to mimic human cognitive functions such as learning, perception, and problem-solving. AI is just a program that has studied a particular action of human beings so many times that it has acquired almost all the ways to execute any particular task and is even able to do it just like a human being.
The benefits of AI include increased efficiency, accuracy, and productivity. However, as AI becomes more advanced, it poses a threat to certain jobs, particularly those that involve repetitive tasks like Data Entry.

Skill you Can learn to Overpower AI:

1. Programming:
Now, when I say programming it means, a good level of programming skills in any one of the trending languages like Python, R, Mojo, etc. Some might say programming can easily be replaced by AI, but in real life applications there’re two limitations with AI in programming:

  • A big company whose large chunk of work is dependent on coding, can’t rely on AI’s code. Because if something goes wrong AI has nothing to worry about.
  • AI hallucinates when it comes to doing complex stuff. AI can’t produce fine results when you have something complex to deal with.

2. Management:
You can’t rely on AI to manage stuff for you, ‘cuz again if something goes wrong you can’t blame or punish AI. So any position which possesses a huge responsibility and is against very high stakes will always be AI-proof.

3. Deep Thinking and Problem-Solving
The ability to analyze information, evaluate alternatives, and make informed decisions. These skills are crucial for jobs that involve complex problem-solving such as law, medicine, and IT. AI can assist with data analysis and processing, but it cannot replace human judgment and decision-making.

4. Business and Entrepreneurship:
Running a business involve the ability to recognize and create opportunities, manage resources, and take calculated risks.
These skills are essential for starting and running a successful business, and for jobs that involve strategic decision-making such as finance and management. An AI has very high chances to fail or hlucinate while making such complex dicisions.

5. Cognitive Flexibility:
The ability to switch between different tasks or ways of thinking. AI may fails at Jobs that require adaptability and problem-solving such as project management, software development, and engineering. AI is limited in its ability to adapt to new situations and tasks, making cognitive flexibility a valuable skill for humans to possess.

Use AI to your Advantage; don’t Fear it:

‘The AI revolution is happening, and the world is changing’ This is an inevitable truth that none can deny. Now you are left with only two choices either join this revolution or go away. Because companies are going to adopt artificial intelligence, and if you are doing something that AI can do at zero cost, you will definitely be laid off.

In such a challenging time, if you use AI to up-skill yourself, you’ll be a winner. Let’s take the example of Akash:
Akash is a junior web developer who has just enough knowledge to create basic front-end web pages. For which Akash was charging ₹40,000 per month. He found comfort in that position and never tried to up-skill himself.

Now AI can do the same task Akash was doing at an extremely lower price and more efficiently. So now Akash has no choice but to upskill himself and do some more creative jobs that include more complexity. To upskill himself, Akash chose AI to learn more advanced skills and add to his area of expertise. Akash took action instead of complaining, AI helped him become a greeter version of himself.
In the same way, if you use AI to learn new stuff and get ahead quickly in your life, AI can be the greatest blessing in your life.

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7 Highest Paying Jobs after Doing B.Tech in Biotechnology

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Alongside AI’s growth and demand for sustainable solutions, Biotechnology Engineering is one of the fields that will flourish and have a promising future. In this blog post, we’re going to talk about the scope of the biotech industry, the most financially rewarding positions, and how biotech engineers contribute towards the betterment of society.


Biotechnology, with its consistent advancements, plays a pivotal role in revolutionizing healthcare, agriculture, environmental sustainability, and more. From developing life-saving medicines and genetically modified crops to unraveling the mysteries of genetics and personalized medicine, the impact of biotech is far-reaching.
But it doesn’t stop there. The allure of this field goes beyond its societal significance; it also offers incredible financial rewards. Prepare to be amazed by how much the top-tier biotech engineer earns, how fulfilling this career is, and how IILM University is preparing for successful biotech Engineers.

Highest Paying Biotechnology Jobs:


B.Tech in Mechatronics equips students with a diverse set of skills that are highly valued in the industry. Here are a few key skills you’ll learn in this course and how they can contribute to an organization’s growth:

  • Bioprocess Engineer: As a bioprocess engineer, you’ll be responsible for designing and optimizing manufacturing processes for biopharmaceuticals.
  • Research Scientist: Research scientists in biotechnology focus on conducting experiments, analyzing data, and developing innovative solutions. Their contributions to scientific research make them highly valued, leading to attractive salary packages.
  • Geneticist: Geneticists study genes, heredity, and variations to understand diseases and develop treatments.
  • Bioinformatics Analyst: Bioinformatics analysts utilize computational tools and algorithms to analyze biological data, making sense of complex genetic and molecular information.
  • Biotechnology Consultant: Biotechnology consultants provide expert advice and guidance to businesses in the industry. Their strategic insights and problem-solving skills make them valuable assets, leading to well-compensated positions.
  • Regulatory Affairs Manager: Regulatory affairs managers ensure compliance with government regulations and guidelines in the development and approval of biotech products. Their knowledge of regulatory processes and ability to navigate complex frameworks make them highly sought after.
  • Pharmaceutical Project Manager: Pharmaceutical project managers oversee the development, planning, and execution of projects related to drug discovery and development.




Biotechnology Jobs Salary:


Here’s the list of the most popular job roles and there AVG salary in India:

Sn. Job Position Average Salary
1 Bioprocess Engineer 4-12 lakhs
2 Research Scientist 4-15 lakhs
3 Geneticist 4-15 lakhs
4 Bioinformatics Analyst 4-9 lakhs
5 Biotechnology Consultant 4-10 lakhs
6 Regulatory Affairs Manager 6-15 lakhs
7 Pharmaceutical Project Manager 6-15 lakhs
8 Quality Control/Quality Assurance Analyst 3-8 lakhs
9 Biomedical Engineer 3-9 lakhs
10 Process Development Scientist 5-12 lakhs
11 Clinical Research Associate 3-8 lakhs
12 Product Development Scientist 4-10 lakhs
13 Biomanufacturing Engineer 4-12 lakhs
14 Sales and Marketing Representative 3-8 lakhs
15 Environmental Scientist 3-7 lakhs
16 Clinical Data Manager 4-10 lakhs
17 Process Validation Engineer 4-12 lakhs
18 Medical Science Liaison 6-15 lakhs
19 Regulatory Affairs Specialist 4-10 lakhs
20 Molecular Biologist 3-9 lakhs
21 Biotechnologist 3-8 lakhs
22 Research Associate 3-7 lakhs
23 Bioproduction Operator 2-6 lakhs
24 Cell Culture Specialist 3-9 lakhs
25 Bioanalytical Scientist 4-12 lakhs
26 Fermentation Scientist 4-10 lakhs
27 Biochemist 3-8 lakhs
28 Genetic Engineer 4-12 lakhs
29 Tissue Engineer 3-9 lakhs
30 Bioenergy Engineer 4-10 lakhs




Government Jobs in Biotechnology:

Yes, the Indian government does employ biotech engineers in various fields and areas of governance. Here’re a few examinations that students can appear for the get a job in a related field:

  • CSIR-UGC NET (Council of Scientific and Industrial Research-University Grants Commission National Eligibility Test)
  • GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering)
  • ICAR AIEEA (Indian Council of Agricultural Research All India Entrance Examination)
  • DBT JRF (Department of Biotechnology Junior Research Fellowship)
  • ARS-NET (Agricultural Research Service-National Eligibility Test)
  • ICMR JRF (Indian Council of Medical Research Junior Research Fellowship)

Along with that, many PSUs like BARC, ISRO, DRDO, and BHEL are now conducting their own examinations to hire new talent. One can consider giving exams for individual organizations in biotechnology.

Talking about the job profiles the government hires for, they’re similar to those of any private company. Here’s a list of a few job profiles:

  • Scientist/Researcher in Government Research Institutes
  • Biotechnology Officer in Government Departments
  • Lecturer/Professor in Government Colleges
  • Scientist in National Laboratories (NII, NCCS, IGIB)
  • Biotechnologist in Government Hospitals
  • Quality Assurance Officer in Government Pharma. Companies

How IILM is building the best Biotech engineers:


At IILM, we have top faculty and one of the best labs for biotech engineering. We have industry collaborations with top companies in the biotechnology market. Our industrial collaborations help us build our curriculum according to market demand and train our students with the skills that the companies ask for.

This system of dynamic teaching and adapting to change gives our students an edge in a competitive job market. Along with supportive infrastructure and industrial connections, there are various other programs like mentor mente programs, semester exchange programs, etc. that help students build their soft skills and strengthen their technical skills.
As our tagline says, “Learn With Purpose,” we take all our decisions and put all our efforts mindfully and with proper planning toward the successful careers of our students.

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B.Tech in Mechatronics Engineering, Salary, Scope, Fee – 2023

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Why B-Tech in Mechatronics:

B.Tech in Mechatronics is a specialized engineering field that integrates principles of mechanical, electrical, and computer engineering, as well as control systems and robotics. It focuses on the design, development, and operation of intelligent and automated systems that involve mechanical components, electronics, and software. This course equips students with the skills to design, analyze, and maintain advanced machinery and automated systems, blending the best of multiple engineering disciplines.

In today’s technologically advanced world, the demand for smart and efficient machines is on the rise. B.Tech in Mechatronics prepares students to be at the forefront of this field, enabling them to create innovative solutions that revolutionize industries such as manufacturing, robotics, automotive, aerospace, and healthcare.

Application of Mechatronics in Industry:


Mechatronics finds applications in various industries where the integration of mechanical and electronic systems is essential. For instance, in the automotive industry, mechatronics engineers play a crucial role in the design and development of intelligent systems for vehicles, such as anti-lock braking systems (ABS), engine control units (ECUs), and advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS). In the manufacturing sector, mechatronics is instrumental in the automation of production processes, robotics, and quality control systems. Additionally, mechatronics has applications in healthcare, where it contributes to the development of medical devices, prosthetics, and surgical robots.

Skills & Competencies of Mechatronics:


B.Tech in Mechatronics equips students with a diverse set of skills that are highly valued in the industry. Here are a few key skills you’ll learn in this course and how they can contribute to an organization’s growth:

  • Mechanical Engineering: You’ll gain a strong foundation in mechanical engineering principles, allowing you to design and analyze mechanical systems and components.
  • Electrical Engineering: You’ll learn about electrical circuits, power systems, and electronics, enabling you to work on the electrical aspects of mechatronic systems.
  • Control Systems: This field focuses on designing and implementing control algorithms to ensure the optimal performance and operation of mechatronic systems.
  • Robotics: You’ll acquire knowledge in robotics, including robot kinematics, dynamics, and programming, enabling you to develop intelligent and autonomous robotic systems.
  • Programming: Mechatronics involves software development for controlling and operating automated systems. You’ll learn programming languages such as C++, Python, and MATLAB to code and interface with hardware.

Scope of B.Tech in Mechatronics Engineering:


B.Tech in Mechatronics offers excellent career prospects in a wide range of industries. With advancements in automation, robotics, and artificial intelligence, the demand for mechatronics engineers is rapidly growing. Mechatronics professionals play a crucial role in developing advanced machinery and automated systems that improve efficiency, accuracy, and productivity.

Mechatronics engineers can work in diverse fields, including manufacturing, automotive, aerospace, robotics, healthcare, and consumer electronics. They can take up roles such as mechatronics engineer, robotics engineer, automation specialist, control systems engineer, and product development engineer.

Mechatronics Engineering Salary:

Year

Highest

Average
2021 16 LPA 8 LPA
2022 18 LPA 8 LPA

Elegibiity for Mechatronics Engineering


Passed 10+2 examination with Physics, Mathematics as compulsory subject
and one subject from Chemistry/Computer Science/ Electronics/
Information Technology/ Biology/ Informatics Practices/ Biotechnology/
Technical Vocational subject/ Engineering Graphics/ Business Studies/
Entrepreneurship, as per latest norms of AICTE/AKTU. Obtained at least
50% marks (45% for SC/ST) in the above subjects taken together.
OR
Passed 3 years Diploma examination with at least 50% marks (45% for
SC/ST) subject to vacancies in the First Year

Career Opportunities after Doing B.Tech in Mechatronics:


B.Tech. graduates in Mechatronics engineering can pursue various career paths based on their interests and specializations. Here are some job profiles that are open to them:

  • Mechatronics Engineer: Design and develop intelligent systems, integrating mechanical, electrical, and software components.
  • Robotics Engineer: Develop robotic systems for automation, industrial applications, healthcare, and research.
  • Automation Specialist: Design and implement automated systems for manufacturing processes, improving efficiency and productivity.
  • Control Systems Engineer: Develop control algorithms and systems to regulate and optimize the performance of mechatronic systems.
  • Product Development Engineer: Contribute to the design and development of new products, incorporating mechatronic principles for enhanced functionality.
  • Automotive Engineer: Work on the design and development of advanced automotive systems, such as ADAS, electric vehicles, and autonomous vehicles.
  • Research and Development Engineer: Engage in research and innovation to advance the field of mechatronics and contribute to technological advancements.

The field of biotechnology engineering offers diverse opportunities for growth and innovation, making it an exciting and promising career choice for aspiring engineers.

Fee and Scholarship:

Btech Mechatronics Fee: IILM is known to have a competitive and justified fee structure, along with various scholarship programs to support the students who deserve it. Here’s the complete breakdown of the fee structure for Mechatronics Engineering.

Fee

Total
Year 1 1.75 Lakh 7 Lakh
Year 2 1.75 Lakh
Year 3 1.75 Lakh
Year 4 1.75 Lakh

Scholarship:

MBA students can get 10-40% of fee concession at IILM University here’s the detail about the scholarships:

Scholarship%

Eligibility
100% 95%+ in 10+2
50% 90%-94.99% in 10+2
30% 86%-89.99% in 10+2
20% 76%-85.99% in 10+2
10% 75%-75.99% in 10+2

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B.Tech in Biotechnology Engineering, Salary, Scope, Fee – 2023

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Why B-Tech in Biotechnology:

B.Tech in Biotechnology Engineering is a dynamic and multidisciplinary field that combines principles of biology, chemistry, genetics, and engineering to develop innovative solutions for various sectors such as healthcare, agriculture, environmental conservation, and pharmaceuticals. It equips students with the knowledge and skills to apply cutting-edge technology and scientific advancements to tackle real-world challenges and make a positive impact on society.

As the world faces pressing issues related to population growth, food scarcity, climate change, and healthcare, the role of biotechnology engineers becomes increasingly vital. They are at the forefront of developing sustainable agricultural practices, designing advanced medical treatments and diagnostics, creating biofuels and renewable energy sources, and contributing to the development of new drugs and therapies. The interdisciplinary nature of biotechnology engineering allows students to explore diverse career paths and contribute to significant scientific breakthroughs.

Application of Biotechnology Engg. in Industry:

application of biotechnology

The Biotech. engineering is applied in vast and spans several industries. For instance, pharmaceutical companies rely on biotechnology engineers to develop and improve drug production processes, enhance the efficacy of medicines, and discover new therapies. Biotechnology engineers also play a crucial role in the agricultural sector by developing genetically modified crops, improving crop yields, and creating sustainable farming practices. In the environmental sector, they contribute to the development of bioremediation techniques for pollution control and the production of biofuels to reduce carbon emissions.

Skills & Competencies of Biotechnology Engineering:

skills required in biotech engineering
By pursuing B.Tech in Biotechnology Engineering, students acquire a wide range of skills that are highly valued in the industry. Here are a few key skills you’ll learn in this course and how they can contribute to an organization’s growth:

  1. Genetic Engineering:
    You’ll gain expertise in manipulating genetic material to create genetically modified organisms (GMOs) with desired traits, such as disease resistance or increased productivity.
  2. Bioprocess Engineering:
    This field focuses on developing efficient processes for large-scale production of biological products, such as vaccines, enzymes, and biofuels.
  3. Bioinformatics:
    You’ll learn how to analyze and interpret biological data using computational tools, which is crucial for genetic sequencing, drug discovery, and personalized medicine.
  4. Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering:
    You’ll explore the development of materials and techniques for creating artificial organs, prosthetics, and regenerative medicine solutions.
  5. Analytical Techniques:
    This course will equip you with skills in various laboratory techniques, including DNA sequencing, chromatography, spectrometry, and cell culture, enabling you to conduct advanced research and analysis.

Scope of B.Tech in Biotechnology Engineering:

scope in biotechnology engingeering
In the age of AI and the technology revolution doing B. Tech. in Biotechnology still holds immense future scope, with a growing demand for professionals in various sectors. As advancements in biotechnology continue to revolutionize industries, there is a need for skilled engineers who can bridge the gap between biology and engineering.

Biotechnology engineers have numerous career opportunities in sectors such as pharmaceuticals, healthcare, agricultural biotechnology, environmental conservation, research and development, etc. They usually work as research scientists, process engineers, product development specialists, quality assurance managers, and regulatory affairs officers in organizations ranging from biotechnology companies and pharmaceutical firms to research institutes and government agencies.

Additionally, with the rise of entrepreneurship and start-ups in the biotechnology sector, B.Tech graduates can also explore the option of launching their own ventures and contributing to innovation and technological advancements.

Biotechnology Engineering Salary:

Year

Highest

Average
2021 16 LPA 8 LPA
2022 18 LPA 8 LPA

Biotechnology engineering salary

Elegibiity for Biotechnology Engineering

Passed 10 +2 examination with selection based on minimum 50% marks (45% for
SC/ST) in Class XII with best of 3 subjects (comprising of Physics and Biology /
Biotechnology / Botany / Zoology as compulsory subjects and any other third
subject with highest score).

Career Opportunities After Biotechnology Engineering:

Biotech Engineering salary and jobs
B.Tech. graduates in biotechnology engineering can pursue various career paths based on their interests and specializations. Here are some job profiles that are open to them:

  1. Research Scientist: Conduct research, design experiments, and develop new technologies in the field of biotechnology.
  2. Process Engineer: Optimize and improve manufacturing processes for the production of bio-pharmaceuticals, enzymes, and other biological products.
  3. Quality Assurance Manager: Ensure compliance with regulatory standards and maintain quality control in biotechnology processes and products.
  4. Bioinformatics Specialist: Analyze biological data using computational tools and develop algorithms for genetic sequencing, drug discovery, and data interpretation.
  5. Biomedical Engineer: Design and develop medical devices, prosthetics, and artificial organs to improve healthcare outcomes.
  6. Agricultural Biotechnologist: Work on crop improvement, genetic engineering of plants, and sustainable agricultural practices.
  7. Environmental Biotechnologist: Develop bioremediation techniques, microbial fuel cells, and biofuels to address environmental challenges.

The field of biotechnology engineering offers diverse opportunities for growth and innovation, making it an exciting and promising career choice for aspiring engineers.

Fee and Scholarship:

Btech Biotechnology Fee: IILM is known to have a competitive and justified fee structure, along with various scholarship programs to support the students who deserve it. Here’s the complete breakdown of the fee structure for Biotechnology Engineering.

Fee

Total
Year 1 1.75 Lakh 7 Lakh
Year 2 1.75 Lakh
Year 3 1.75 Lakh
Year 4 1.75 Lakh

Scholarship:

MBA students can get 10-40% of fee concession at IILM University here’s the detail about the scholarships:

Scholarship%

Eligibility
100% 95%+ in 10+2
50% 90%-94.99% in 10+2
30% 86%-89.99% in 10+2
20% 76%-85.99% in 10+2
10% 75%-75.99% in 10+2

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By H. Karan Kumar  | Dr. Taran Kaur

Why MBA in Finance?

An MBA in Finance combines business management principles with financial management and analysis, equipping students with the skills to effectively manage financial resources, track financial performance, and make informed, data-driven financial decisions. It serves as a guide for students, helping them understand how to navigate financial stability, growth, and risk management in organizations.

As the business environment becomes increasingly complex, the need for financial expertise in an organization is more crucial than ever. An MBA in finance equips the student to professionally interpret valuable insights on a company’s financial health, investments, and capital markets and strategize to increase the profitability of the company. Using these insights, companies can streamline their financial operations, optimize their financial resources, and make strategic decisions to drive growth and success. 

For the past +30 years, IILM has been training students to become proficient financial managers.

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Application of MBA Finance in Industry:

Financial companies require professionals who can effectively manage their financial resources, analyze market trends, and make strategic financial decisions. Ever heard of Reliance Industries Limited, led by Mukesh Ambani, one of India’s most influential business magnates? The tremendous success of Reliance Industries can be attributed to shrewd financial management and investment strategies. 

They have proficiently managed their diverse portfolio of companies across sectors such as telecommunications, petrochemicals, textiles, and retail, ensuring financial stability and consistently strong performance. This is just one instance showcasing how proficient “financial management” can propel a company’s growth and confer a competitive advantage in the market.

Skill & Competencies of MBA Finance:

Here are a few key skills you’ll learn in this course and how these skills can help bolster an organization’s growth.

  • Financial Analysis: This involves the study of a business’s financial statements to assess its financial health and make informed investment decisions.
  • Investment Strategy: You’ll learn how to create a balanced investment portfolio that maximizes returns and minimizes risk.
  • Risk Management: This course will teach you how to identify, assess, and mitigate financial risks.
  • Corporate Finance: Understanding the principles of corporate finance is crucial to making strategic decisions about investments, capital structure, and dividend policy.
  • Financial Modeling: You’ll learn how to create financial models to predict a company’s future financial performance.

Industry Experience of IILM: The PG course at IILM is designed keeping in mind industry needs, and this course is constantly revised as per the needs of financial companies and market trends to keep pace with industry trends. As one of the leading PG universities in India, IILM is dedicated to equipping its students with valuable industry skills and preparing them for future challenges.

MBA Finance Salary:

Year

Highest

Average
2021 16 LPA 8 LPA
2022 18 LPA 8 LPA

Scope of MBA in Finance:

In our ever-evolving business landscape, finance reigns supreme. The PG course in finance opens a world of opportunities, from financial analysis and investment management to fintech and risk assessment. As businesses grapple with intricate financial decisions, the demand for experts who can navigate through these complexities is soaring. Professionals in finance are now strategic partners, guiding firms toward financial stability and growth. From orchestrating mergers and acquisitions, and managing portfolios, to harnessing the power of digital finance, they help steer the course of businesses.

Moreover, they’re vital in the public sector too, shaping economic policies and managing funds. With its wide application and impactful roles, a career in finance is not just rewarding but also pivotal in today’s business realm.

Eligibility for MBA in Finance:

To be eligible for admission, applicants should have a bachelor’s degree from a UGC-recognized university or equivalent institution, with a minimum aggregate score of 50% or an equivalent grade (CGPA/CPI, etc.). Candidates in their final year of the bachelor’s degree program can also apply, but they must provide the final year degree certificate/mark sheet later. Admission for these candidates will be provisional until they submit valid proof of passing the bachelor’s degree examination with the required percentage of marks before the prescribed last date. Failure to do so might result in the automatic withdrawal of admission without further notice.

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Career Opportunities after PG in Finance:

Having facilitated placements for PG students for years, IILM has a unique perspective on the various job profiles offered to PG Finance graduates:

Financial Services:

  • Financial Analyst
  • Investment Banker
  • Wealth Manager

Corporate Finance:

  • Corporate Finance Manager
  • Financial Controller

Risk Management:

  • Risk Manager
  • Insurance Manager

Capital Markets:

  • Equity Research Analyst
  • Portfolio Manager

Public Sector:

  • Financial Advisor
  • Budget Analyst

Commercial Banking:

  • Commercial Banker
  • Loan Officer
  • Credit Analyst

MBA Business Analytics Fee & Scholarship:

MBA Business Analytics Fee: IILM is known to have a competitive and justified fee structure, along with various scholarship programs to support the students who deserve it. Here’s the complete breakdown of the fee structure for the MBA in Business Analytics.

Fee

Total
Year 1 5.4 Lakh 10.8 Lakh
Year 2 5.4 Lakh

Scholarship:

MBA students can get 10-40% of fee concession at IILM University here’s the detail about the scholarships:

Percentage

Eligibility
40% 80% in 12th + 70% in bachelor + 700 in MAT or 300 in CMAT or 240 in NMAT
20% CAT/XAT percentile between 71 to 79
10% 60% above in B.Tech. or B.E.

MBA Marketing Career, Salary, Job, Eligibility, Fees – 2023

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MBA in Marketing At a Glance:

MBA in Marketing is a program that combines business management with marketing strategies. Its aim is to help businesses understand their target audience, create compelling campaigns, and utilize innovative tools for effective marketing of products and services. This program acts as a creative hub and operational engine to drive an organization’s marketing efforts towards optimal results, expanding its reach and influence.

In today’s highly competitive markets, it is essential for companies to differentiate themselves from their competitors. An MBA in marketing provides organizations with valuable insights into consumer behavior, market trends, and effective communication strategies. Armed with this knowledge, businesses can develop impactful campaigns, enhance their brand image, and make strategic decisions that contribute to their growth and success. IILM has been preparing students to excel as marketing professionals for the past 10 years.

How Marketing Helps Companies:

You may be familiar with companies like Apple, Nike, or Starbucks, renowned for their marketing strategies. Ever wondered how these companies managed to gain such a solid foothold in their respective markets? They owe it all to their innovative marketing approaches.

For instance, Apple’s marketing strategy revolves around creating a lifestyle and a strong brand image rather than just selling products. They used innovative advertising campaigns and product presentations to create a cult-like following, turning their customers into brand ambassadors. This smart marketing move has significantly contributed to Apple’s revenue and dominance in the technology industry.

This is just a glimpse of how effective “Marketing Strategies” can amplify a company’s growth and provide them with a competitive edge in the market.

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What will you learn in an MBA in Marketing:

Here are some crucial skills that you’ll acquire in this course and how these skills can help escalate an organization’s success.

  1. Consumer Behavior: You’ll learn how to understand and predict consumer behaviors and use this information to make strategic marketing decisions.
  2. Brand Management: This course will teach you how to build and maintain a strong brand image, ensuring a lasting impression on your target audience.
  3. Digital Marketing: In the Internet age, it’s crucial to master digital marketing strategies, including SEO, content marketing, social media marketing, and email marketing.
  4. Market Research: You’ll learn to conduct thorough market research, identify trends, and leverage these insights to make data-driven marketing decisions.
  5. Advertising and Promotion: Understanding different advertising platforms and promotion techniques to increase product awareness and sales.

Industry Experience: As one of the leading MBA universities in India, IILM is committed to providing its students with valuable industry skills and preparing them for future challenges.

MBA Marketing Salary:

Year

Highest

Average
2021 16 LPA 8 LPA
2022 18 LPA 8 LPA

Scope in MBA Marketing:

The company’s need for adept “marketing professionals” is ceaseless. Given today’s hyper-connected landscape, consumers are continually influenced by various channels of communication, which companies use to articulate their brand narrative and promote their products/services compellingly. None of these narratives can be effectively constructed without the involvement of a marketing professional, who can craft strategic marketing plans and execute them innovatively.
Beyond just brand communication and promotion, a marketing professional has immense potential in areas like market segmentation, consumer behavior analysis, brand positioning, and so much more.

Further in the article, we’re going to discuss in detail the diverse job roles that marketing professionals often secure.

Eligibility for MBA in Marketing:

To be eligible for admission, applicants should have a bachelor’s degree from a UGC-recognized university or equivalent institution, with a minimum aggregate score of 50% or an equivalent grade (CGPA/CPI, etc.). Candidates in their final year of the bachelor’s degree program can also apply, but they must provide the final year degree certificate/mark sheet later. Admission for these candidates will be provisional until they submit valid proof of passing the bachelor’s degree examination with the required percentage of marks before the prescribed last date. Failure to do so will result in the automatic withdrawal of admission without further notice.

Applicants should have valid test scores in one of the following national-level tests conducted in the current year: CAT (conducted by IIMs), XAT, MAT, NMAT, CMAT, or GMAT. It’s important to note that IIMs and XLRI have no involvement in the selection process or the program’s conduct. GMAT scores are valid for 5 years, so please ensure that your scores remain valid until the enrollment date specified in the schedule.

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Job Roles Offered after doing MBA in Marketing:

IILM has been facilitating placements for MBA students for several years, and being a part of this institution, I am well-positioned to provide an exhaustive list of job profiles offered in different areas:

Sales and Business Development:

  • Area Sales Manager
  • Business Development Executive

Marketing and Branding:

  • Brand Manager
  • Product Manager

Digital Marketing:

  • Digital Marketing Manager
  • SEO Manager
  • Content Marketing Manager

Advertising and Media:

  • Media Planner
  • Advertising Manager

Public Relations (PR):

  • Public Relations Officer
  • Corporate Communication Manager

Market Research:

  • Market Research Analyst
  • Consumer Insight Manager

MBA Marketing Fee & Scholarship:

MBA Business Analytics Fee: IILM is known to have a competitive and justified fee structure, along with various scholarship programs to support the students who deserve it. Here’s the complete breakdown of the fee structure for the MBA in Business Analytics.

Fee

Total
Year 1 5.4 Lakh 10.8 Lakh
Year 2 5.4 Lakh

Scholarship:

MBA students can get 10-40% of fee concession at IILM University here’s the detail about the scholarships:

Percentage

Eligibility
40% 80% in 12th + 70% in bachelor + 700 in MAT or 300 in CMAT or 240 in NMAT
20% CAT/XAT percentile between 71 to 79
10% 60% above in B.Tech. or B.E.

MBA Business Analytics Career, Salary, Job, Eligibility, Fees – 2023

Career Development (Placement)

What is MBA Business Analytics:

MBA in Business Analytics combines business management with data analysis. It assists businesses in assessing their performance, locating areas for improvement, and making data-driven decisions to achieve their objectives. 

It serves as a map and compass to steer the corporate ship towards goals, avoid dangers, and make the most use of resources. 

With every passing day, the markets are becoming more and more competitive. The company has to stay updated with all the happenings in the industry as well as within the company, so that’s where a Business analyst comes in. An MBA in business analytics can help companies gain valuable insights into their operations, customers, and markets. With these insights, businesses can identify areas for improvement, optimize processes, and make informed decisions that can drive growth and success.

IILM has been preparing students to become great business analysts for the past 10 years.

How Business Analytics Help Companies:

Do you know, all the digital services like Netflix, Zomato, Amazon Shopping, Make My Trip, etc. that we are using today, are running on cloud services that are provided by Amazon. But have you ever wondered how come Amazon became a monopoly in providing cloud services despite IT giants like Google, Microsoft, etc. in the market? The company gives all its thanks to business analytics.

Amazon did market research, studied the pattern of technological advancement, and identified the growth potential in the market for cloud services. They launched AWS, and it became an instant hit in the market, and today AWS contributes a significant amount of revenue to the company. 

This is just one example of how “Business Analytics” skyrocketed the growth of a company and gave them a competitive edge in the market.

What will you learn in MBA Business Analytics:

Here are a few key skills that you’ll learn in this course and how these skills will help you grow an organization.

  1. Data Analytics: It helps you make more logical and data-driven decisions, for example, a tea stall chain owner can use data analytics to identify places with more customer footfalls, do customer segmentation & design its services accordingly, etc.
  2. Predictive analytics: This course teaches you how you can logically predict/estimate/calculate the future of the market or how your product or service will perform in the market in the upcoming years.
  3. Data Management and Security: Business analytics is all about the data, so it is very important to not let your customers’ data get into the wrong hands and keep it updated and safe.
  4. Big Data Analytics: Here you’ll learn how to work with huge data sets with the help of software like Hadoop, Spark, NoSQL databases, etc.
  5. Statistics: Understanding statistical concepts, hypothesis testing, and regression analysis to extract insights from data.

Industry Experience: Being one of the best MBA universities in India, IILM is dedicated to equipping its graduates with relevant industry skills and preparing them for upcoming challenges.

MBA Business Analytics Salary:

Year

Highest

Average
2021 16 LPA 8 LPA
2022 18 LPA 8 LPA

Scope in Business Analytics:

The company’s thirst for skilled “business analysts” will never end. Because in today’s digital landscape, everyone is continuously generating their data footprints, which companies use to precisely recommend the most relevant products/services to them. None of these recommendations can be made without the involvement of a business analyst, who can collect the data and extract useful insights from it.

Other than just making recommendations, a business analyst has huge scope in predictive analysis, risk analysis, operation analysis, financial analysis, and much more.

Further in the article, we’re going to talk more about the job roles that business analysts get offered.

Eligibility for MBA Business Analytics:

To be eligible for admission, applicants should have a bachelor’s degree from a UGC-recognized university or equivalent institution, with a minimum aggregate score of 50% or an equivalent grade (CGPA/CPI, etc.). Candidates in their final year of the bachelor’s degree program can also apply, but they must provide the final year degree certificate/mark sheet later. Admission for these candidates will be provisional until they submit valid proof of passing the bachelor’s degree examination with the required percentage of marks before the prescribed last date. Failure to do so will result in the automatic withdrawal of admission without further notice.

Applicants should have valid test scores in one of the following national-level tests conducted in the current year: CAT (conducted by IIMs), XAT, MAT, NMAT, CMAT, or GMAT. It’s important to note that IIMs and XLRI have no involvement in the selection process or the program’s conduct. GMAT scores are valid for 5 years, so please ensure that your scores remain valid until the enrollment date specified in the schedule.

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Job Roles Offered after doing MBA in Business Analytics:

IILM has been conducting student placements for MBA students for a very long time, and being an integral part of this organization, I feel myself to be the most eligible person to answer this question. So here’s the complete breakdown of all the various job profiles offered in different profiles:

Finance Profile

  • Financial Analyst
  • Risk Analyst
  • Financial Consultant

Marketing Profile

  • Marketing Analytics Manager
  • Customer Analytics Manager
  • Product Manager

Sales Profile

  • Sales Analyst
  • Business Development Manager

Digital Marketing

  • Digital Marketing Analyst
  • SEO Analyst
  • Social Media Analyst

Human Resources (HR)

  • HR Analytics Specialist
  • Talent Acquisition Analyst

General Management

  • Operations Manager
  • Strategy Manager
  • Business Intelligence Manager

MBA Business Analytics Fee & Scholarship:

MBA Business Analytics Fee: IILM is known to have a competitive and justified fee structure, along with various scholarship programs to support the students who deserve it. Here’s the complete breakdown of the fee structure for the MBA in Business Analytics.

Fee

Total
Year 1 5.4 Lakh 10.8 Lakh
Year 2 5.4 Lakh

Scholarship:

MBA students can get 10-40% of fee concession at IILM University here’s the detail about the scholarships:

Percentage

Eligibility
40% 80% in 12th + 70% in bachelor + 700 in MAT or 300 in CMAT or 240 in NMAT
20% CAT/XAT percentile between 71 to 79
10% 60% above in B.Tech. or B.E.

Top 5 MBA Specializations for 2023

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By H. Karan Kumar  | Dr. Taran Kaur

Making the wrong choices might seriously delay your career and make it difficult for you to recover and compete with your peers – I’m speaking from personal experience here. Therefore, logically correct selections are critical in order to construct a good future for oneself.

Now that you have chosen MBA as your career path, the next step is to determine which specialization you want to pursue in the MBA/ PG course. Setting your preferences and priorities beforehand will give you clarity and prepare you for the upcoming challenges that you will be facing.

Exclusivity of IILM University: Faculty at “IILM University” conduct mentor-mentee meetings as a regular practice for career counselling to help students choose the right career path for themselves. At IILM, we have a separate unit dedicated to the Mentor-Mentee program, which helps students clear their career-related doubts and gives them counselling that digs out the talent within them and shows students the career opportunities they have.

Top Specializations in MBA:

  • Marketing
  • HR
  • Operations
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Finance

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Specialisations at IILM that can get you success in job market

MBA specializations in Business analytics

  1. MBA in Operations & Business Analytics:

Skilled MBAs in business analytics who can help companies skyrocket their revenue, improve customer experience, (or) reduce their costs with data-driven decisions have a very high demand in the market, and companies crave candidates with good skills in Data/business analytics.

In business analytics, you’ll learn a variety of topics, including statistics, predictive modeling, and machine learning, along with business-related concepts such as strategy, leadership, and management. 

Opt for this if:
If you want to know how businesses like Zomato and Swiggy are able to earn well by showing you the most relevant food items and advertisements that excite customers, then you should check this career stream out and develop your skills in this specialization.

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  2. MBA in Marketing and Innovation:

MBA in marketing and innovation grads. help companies stay relevant in such market condition where change is the only constant. In this field, you’ll learn how to create and implement strategies that can help businesses develop new products, improve their market position, and reach new customers.

In this specialization, you’ll learn about various topics, including consumer behaviour, branding, digital marketing, product development, innovation management, etc. along with critical business concepts such as leadership, finance, and strategy.

Opt for this if:
If you ever get fascinated by Cadbury marketing campaigns and how they handle branding and their product placement then MBA in marketing and innovation is just the right course for you.

  3. MBA in HR Analytics:

Companies want skilled HRs to help them manage their workforce effectively and hire the right person who can drive the organization toward profitability. This field teaches you how to create and implement strategies that can help businesses attract, and retain quality workforces within their organizations.

In this field, you’ll go through various topics, including talent management, recruitment, compensation and benefits, organizational behaviour, and employee relations. You’ll also learn critical business concepts such as leadership, finance, and strategy.

Opt for this if:
If you are a “people person” who doesn’t have any problem communicating with people, building teams, and creating a positive work environment, then MBA in HR would be just the course for you.

  4. MBA in Entrepreneurship:

Companies are searching for MBA graduates with innovation in manufacturing processes, strategic modelling, entrepreneurial skills to streamline their operations, reduce costs, improve quality, and innovate their products. 

In this field, you’ll be given the challenge of optimizing production processes, managing supply chains, developing sustainable manufacturing practices, and other similar tasks. 

Opt for this if:

If the story of Toyota’s “Just in Time” strategy gets you excited about working on manufacturing plants and optimizing their efficiency, then this course is going to elevate your career.

  5. MBA in Financial Technology (FinTech):

Companies want skilled financial technology MBA grads to leverage technology and business analytics to improve their services. You’ll be working on developing/implementing innovative financial technology (fintech), solutions that can help businesses improve their efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance their customer experience.   

In this field, you’ll learn topics like blockchain technology, digital currencies, financial data analysis, and risk management, along with critical business concepts such as finance, marketing, and strategy. 

Opt for this if:

If you get mesmerized by seeing how companies like Zerodha, Bharat Pay, etc. have just revolutionized the way investment & transactions used to work traditionally. If you want to be the part of this revolution and get ahead in your career then Fintech is just the right field for you.