Become a Successful Manager with a Course in Management

The rise of management careers

The 21st century industry has spelt a transformation in the structure of the workforce. While earlier, a company would need either technically skilled personnel, or employees to do paperwork. But in the modern technology-led world, managers are at the helm of company’s vision and profit-making, and manage the company’s most crucial resources – financial, operational, Human Resources, and branding. As a manager, you wear many shoes, walk many paths, and your day-to-day micro-management levels distinguish you from your peers.

Courses for management

A large number of colleges & institutes in Jaipur offer management programs at undergraduate and postgraduate level. While a student can take up a BBA, or BBM after his 10+2, a student who has finished his graduation can enroll in an MBA course. While the undergraduate programs are generalist in nature, at a post graduate level, the courses are specialized, with focus on specific function such as finance, supply chain, and marketing according to the student’s interests. It is also possible for a student to pick up a fair mix of subjects from all functions, and get an MBA in General Management.

If you do not have time for a full time course, you can explore part-time (evening) or distance management courses which are not only cheaper in terms of course fee, but lets you continue your current job. Also, if you have a large number of years in experience, executive management courses might be the right place for you.

• Bachelor of Business Administration(BBA)
  • Duration: 3 Year
  • Stream: Management
  • Eligibility: A pass in Pre- University/10+2 Examination or an Equivalent examination

• Master of Business Administration(MBA)
  • Duration: 2 Year
  • Stream: Management
  • Eligibility: Graduation

Career opportunities

After a course in management, you can embark on a career in the corporate sector. Not just corporate, even government and public sector enterprises need managers. Some of the career paths are marketing, HR, operations management, IT management, hospitality, event management, health management, finance, branding, sports management etc.