MBA Recruitment in India
The placement process of many management colleges in the country have started from the month of December. Organizations that are making great offers are from the domain of retail, IT and e-commerce.
Traditional sectors like manufacturing and fast moving consumer goods have slowed down the process of hiring from MBA colleges in India.
Management Education in the country tops the list of all the educational programs available in the country. Ask any of the students about the education course they want to pursue and 7 out of 10 will prefer studying MBA. As such, the B-schools are been set up and everyone is trying to bring about newness to management studies. The MBA colleges in India, mostly in the metropolitan cities of Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore offers a variety of courses.
MBA programs available in these institutes include single specializations as well as dual specialization for an upper edge. Most of the business management courses in the country are of 2 years. The topics taught in the first year include core business concepts. In the second year, the chosen elective is focused on. Besides the theoretical part, there are interactive workshops and internships programs conducted by MBA colleges to give students a firsthand knowledge of corporate world.
Most of the B-schools in the country, especially the top raked institutes' like IIMs guarantee job placement. Most of the reputed management institutes in the country offer job placements. Many top companies visit the campus and recruit students. However, this trend is changing and many top B-schools in the country are reaching out to new organizations.
According to a recent survey on MBA recruitment in India, there is a shift in the recruitment preferences of various management schools across the country. Top-ranked B-schools in the country are facing a problem of low hiring from top companies and so these business management colleges are seeking new organizations for placement of their students.
Many management institutes in the country fear that the recession may hit the job market. As such, these business schools are expecting a fall in the job offers. Regular recruiters for these management schools have slowed down the process. Therefore, new companies are introducing themselves and giving placements to students from these institutes.
Sectors that have reduced hiring from management institutes are the Fast Moving Consumer Goods and Banking and Financial services organizations. The IT and General Management sector is the ones where a majority of B-schools graduates are placed. The promising sectors in the India employment market are e-commerce, information technology, consulting and IT products.
According to the newest employment trend, the companies recruiting are in the domain of retail, IT and e-commerce. The MBA colleges in India are getting new recruiters from these sectors. E-commerce and Retail - the two domains are hiring students from Indian management colleges.
The Power and Energy sector is gaining importance and companies in this sector are hiring students from various IIM's and other MBA institutes. Students of top ranked MBA colleges in Delhi and Mumbai are finding employment in the power and renewable energy sector.
Traditional sectors like manufacturing and fast moving consumer goods have slowed down the process of hiring from MBA colleges in India.
Management Education in the country tops the list of all the educational programs available in the country. Ask any of the students about the education course they want to pursue and 7 out of 10 will prefer studying MBA. As such, the B-schools are been set up and everyone is trying to bring about newness to management studies. The MBA colleges in India, mostly in the metropolitan cities of Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore offers a variety of courses.
MBA programs available in these institutes include single specializations as well as dual specialization for an upper edge. Most of the business management courses in the country are of 2 years. The topics taught in the first year include core business concepts. In the second year, the chosen elective is focused on. Besides the theoretical part, there are interactive workshops and internships programs conducted by MBA colleges to give students a firsthand knowledge of corporate world.
Most of the B-schools in the country, especially the top raked institutes' like IIMs guarantee job placement. Most of the reputed management institutes in the country offer job placements. Many top companies visit the campus and recruit students. However, this trend is changing and many top B-schools in the country are reaching out to new organizations.
According to a recent survey on MBA recruitment in India, there is a shift in the recruitment preferences of various management schools across the country. Top-ranked B-schools in the country are facing a problem of low hiring from top companies and so these business management colleges are seeking new organizations for placement of their students.
Many management institutes in the country fear that the recession may hit the job market. As such, these business schools are expecting a fall in the job offers. Regular recruiters for these management schools have slowed down the process. Therefore, new companies are introducing themselves and giving placements to students from these institutes.
Sectors that have reduced hiring from management institutes are the Fast Moving Consumer Goods and Banking and Financial services organizations. The IT and General Management sector is the ones where a majority of B-schools graduates are placed. The promising sectors in the India employment market are e-commerce, information technology, consulting and IT products.
According to the newest employment trend, the companies recruiting are in the domain of retail, IT and e-commerce. The MBA colleges in India are getting new recruiters from these sectors. E-commerce and Retail - the two domains are hiring students from Indian management colleges.
The Power and Energy sector is gaining importance and companies in this sector are hiring students from various IIM's and other MBA institutes. Students of top ranked MBA colleges in Delhi and Mumbai are finding employment in the power and renewable energy sector.
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