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Walking While Carefree & Black

Fetishized & dehumanized.

Daily misogynoir.

Harrassed on my daily walks for hugging a tree, picking a flower, laying on grass and stretching out my arms, twirling, smiling, being an unrushed unbothered carefree fierce ferocious unapologetic black woman who isnt on the way to somewhere, Im not going to 7-11 five minutes from my apartment, Im not rushing to work, Im not hurrying, Im not hustling, Im not bustling, Im not harried, Im not distratcted, Im not anxious, Im not impatient, Im not speedwalking, Im not in a car, Im not on a bike, Im walking on sidewalks, under bridges, near highways, busy intersections, busy traffic lights, near school buses, near angry white stay at home moms pushing their strollers, moms with toddlers shielding their eyes from me, white police men slowing their patrol cars when I am doing nothing but take a selfie under a bridge.

Why cant I be free?

Why cant I twirl?

Why cant I hug trees?

Why cant I treat a light pole as a stripper pole?

Is it a crime to joke around during the day when people are at school and work, jokingly twirl myself around the pole, pretend I am a pole dancer, and take a video selfie?

Will I be Sandra Bland'd?

Why cant I take pictures of a rose garden?

Why cant I take a selfie under a bridge? On a park bench?

Why cant I pick flowers near the sidewalk, smell them, place them behind my ear and skip down the sidewalk pavement?

Capitalism demands that I, a black woman, be a slave to their system but I left their system.

I left Amazon in a week with no job lined up.

I left Dow Jones with no job lined up.

I left Bank of America in 3 months with no job lined up.

I left Yale.

I quit my career coaching business after 3 years and over a hundred executive clients.

I permanently left corporate in 2019 and quit my business this year.

I am a permanent freeelancer now.

I am a podcaster now. We dont have sponsors yet so I dont currently generate income.

$55/hr at Amazon and after six months they were going to convert me with the coveted unrestricted stock aka golden handcuffs.

It was a cult. I left in a week.

I made -$7,000 last year as my business failed. I hated sales and referrals dried up.

Capitalism says I am a failure and a loser.

Capitalism says I, a nubian queen, Isis, an egyptian goddess, am only worth the revenue I generate.

I was the highest rated recruiter with the most hires at every Fortune 500 company I worked at.

I had over a hundred executive clients with my career coaching business that landed offers at Disney, Deloitte, Goldman Sachs, Amazon & Comcast with five figure salary increases.

I was a career advisor at Yale who coached graduate and postdoc STEM students.

Capitalism rolls its eyes and asks me, What have you done for me lately?

It demands I turn myself back into a machine to be deemed worthy.

But those days are over.

I will never work another 9 to 5 in any industry -- corporate, academic or non-profit.

I will never work a job that requires that I report into a supervisor.

I will never work another job with dictated shifts.

I will never sell anything to anyone ever again. I detest sales and I hate capitalism.

Capitalism is dehumanizing and it kills. It profits off of, relies on and thrives on energetic and psychic attacks that sends its adherents & acolytes to an early stress-induced death.

I was having GI issues and I healed myself.

No doctor, no gastroenterologist, no harmful laxatives, no chemical stimulants, no synthetic lab-made prescription medication that can all be addictive.

The smoothie takes 5 minutes and is just blending 1 cup pineapples, 1/2 cucumber, 1/4 grated ginger, 1 lemon, 1 orange, 2 tbs apple cider vinegar and 4 ice cubes & 1 cup of water in a mixer. Makes 2 servings, drink 1 cup in morning and 1 cup at night.

I just started walking outside in nature for an hour a day, not power walking, no step counting, no calorie counting, just being in nature, soaking up the sun, breathing the air, barefoot in grass, hugging trees, picking and smelling flowers, doing simple yoga exercises, abdominal massages, using a heating pad on my stomach, drinking 32 to 64 oz of water a day, eliminating coffe, not drinking soda during the week (used to drink 1 to 2 cans a day), fresh fruit & vegetable smoothie in the morning, oatmeal or grape nuts cereal with peppermint herbal tea no sugar or honey, homemade vegetarian salad & homemade vegetarian dressing (store bought dressing has a ton of fat, sugar amd calories) and mixed nuts as a snack Monday through Friday then I take a break and eat what I want on the weekend.

GI issues resolved themselves in a week, I am healthier, lighter, less sluggish, more fit, more in shape and more energetic. This is now my diet 75% of the time (5 days a week).

Decolonize your mind.

You have the ability to heal yourself. Stop running to doctors and quick fixes.

Change what you eat. Move more.

Get outside in nature! You are nature!

That is what heals. We come from nature and we are nature.

Trees, grass, sunlight, air, flowers, butterflies, streams, brooks, meadows, gardens, pumpkin patches, orchard farms, parks, nature trails.

Get outside.

Not to get in your car. Not to go somewhere.

Stop spending all your time penned inside like an animal and a prisoner.

Not to go to the mall, shopping, a restaurant, a salon, a spa, a movie theater, work, school, a grocery store, a laundromat, dry cleaners.

Not to run an errand.

Not to sit in traffic in a machine.

Not to burn calories.

Not to power walk.

Not to lose weight.

To reconnect with nature.

To reconnect your mind, soul, body, heart and spirit.

The west purposely severs this connection in service of capitalism.

Its up to you to restore it.

Walk. Breathe. Be. Skip. Twirl. Pose. Use the sidewalk as a catwalk. Take selfies. Take pictures.

Stop and smell the flowers.

Hug a literal tree.

Lay on the grass while cars roll past you with their windows down and stare at you like youre crazy.

Its 11 am on a Tuesday.

What the hell is she doing laying on the grass with her arms outstretched?

Why isnt she at work or at school?

Confuse people with your very presence.

I have a goth alt kawaii japanese street fashion aesthetic that includes boyshorts, leather garters, torn fishnets, leather chokers, hello kitty tiaras, six inch pink platform heels, black lipstick, mini cut out crop tops, extremely thick black eyeliner and hot pink eyeshadow.

For wearing this on Friday on my daily walk at 8:30 am which I then shared on TikTok, I was accused of being indecent, inappropriate for children to see going to school, people stared, rolled their windows down, honked at me, cars followed me, two men purposefully walked right into me bumping me (there was plenty of room on the sidewalk), an HVAC repairman leered at me outside of his van and literally just stared holes through me as I walked by.

Im 41. Im 5"1. Im 92 lbs. Im black and female.

I have a quirky style and aesthetic. I look young.

I also shaved my head bald a few weeks ago and have a bald fade.

People have since then called me a dyke, asked if I am trans, am I a boy or a girl, whats the deal.

Thats when I dont have a wig on.

I love different looks so I also wear long wigs.

The reaction is completely different when I wear a wig and people tell me how good I look, that people are slowing their cars down because I am attractive.

Bald fade, bony dyke who looks like a boy and might be trans.

Long wig, attractive girl, let me slow down and get a look.

Still black no matter the hair. Still followed.

Still harrassed.

A MAGA Proud Boy harrassed me with my bald fade while I was wearing an Eagles shirt and jeans. He stared at me as I took a selfie on a bench under a tree, when I got up to walk home, he started walking towards me and blocked my path in the small walkway we were both on and wouldnt let me pass.

Doesnt matter if its boy shorts and leather garters or an Eagles shirt and jeans.

I am harrassed for being a carefree black girl in capitalist Amerikkka.

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Global Warming Hoax Is Big Money

Those who are not cognitively challenged or pathologically gullible may find it hard to take leftist climate ideology seriously. However, the money involved is plenty serious.

Al Gore has milked the global warming hoax for a fortune:

His wild prediction at Davos that Earth faces ‘rain bombs’ and ‘boiling oceans’ is just his latest in decades of climate alarmism. At the same time, the former VP has been at the forefront of green technology investment that has seen his wealth balloon to an estimated $330 million. Four years after losing to George W Bush in 2000, Gore set up Generation Investment Management with former Goldman Sachs Managing Director and close friend David W. Blood. The mission statement of the investment firm, where Gore collects $2 million in a monthly salary, is to back companies that are making strides towards going green. The firm is worth around $36 billion.

The Goracle’s take is chump change compared to what the left-wing globalist ruling class expects us to pay to indulge their self-serving doctrine that the weather is somehow a problem and they can control it:

As Daily Signal reported last summer,

Lawmakers grilled climate czar John Kerry on Capitol Hill… Rep. Scott Perry, R-Pa., said that through much of earth’s history there was more carbon in the atmosphere than today and questioned Kerry’s statements about the exact amount of carbon that’s appropriate. “In December of 2022 you told The Washington Post we need to remove 1.6 trillion tons of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere via direct air capture, the direct cost for that is about $1,000 per ton or $1.6 quadrillion,” Perry said. … Kerry said he disagreed with the characterization of the issue and asked Perry why so many other countries would sign on to the reduction of carbon emissions. “Because they are grifting like you are,” Perry said.

The global warming hoax may constitute the biggest grift in the history of the world. Under liberal rule, increasingly massive amounts of wealth created by Americans will be redistributed to other countries in the name of climate reparations.

But don’t worry about the expense. If taxes don’t cover it, Democrats can just print the money.

John Kerry's answer is basically......"Peasant......You aren't smart like me so you couldn't possibly understand all the reasons why you're wrong. Therefore I shall not state them."

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The last days of 2022 had some good news for women

The U.S. Senate passed two acts that help working moms who are pregnant or breastfeeding. The Pregnant Workers Fairness Act and the Providing Urgent Maternal Protections for Nursing Mothers Act (known as the PUMP Act) were added to the 2023 omnibus spending bill, which now passed the Senate and is headed for a House vote.

The PUMP Act

The PUMP Act for nursing mothers requires organizations to provide time and space for breastfeeding parents. The Affordable Care Act of 2010 already requires that employers provide reasonable time to express breast milk and provide a place for pumping, other than the bathroom, that is shielded from view and private.

But the previous pumping law excluded most salaried employees, and the PUMP Act will extend these rights to all breastfeeding employees for the first year of the baby’s life. In addition, the new bill states, “Further, time spent to express breast milk must be considered hours worked if the employee is also working.”

According to the Surgeon General, breastfeeding can help protect babies from illnesses like ear infections, diarrhea and pneumonia and longer-term conditions such as obesity and asthma. It also lowers mothers’ risk of breast and ovarian cancer. Three out of four mothers in the U.S. start breastfeeding at birth, but only 13% of babies are exclusively breastfed by the end of six months.

One study in the journal Pediatricsestimates that if 90% of U.S. families breastfed for six months, the U.S. would save $13 billion from reduced medical and other costs and prevent over 900 infant deaths. In addition, individual families would save up to $1500 per year in infant formula costs.

The complications involved with pumping at work may contribute to women’s decision to stop breastfeeding. Nearly half of moms have expressed concern that breastfeeding at work could impact their career growth, according to a survey by a breast pump maker. And almost half of these women have considered a job change because of their desire to pump at work. A whopping 62% said there is a stigma attached to moms who breastfeed at work, indicating that workplaces still have much room for improvement.

Even when an organization wants to help women pump, individual managers can make expressing milk at work challenging. In her book Bully Market, Jamie Fiore Higgins describes her experience working at Goldman Sachs after her children were born. “Goldman had a lactation center, an entire floor with hospital-grade pumps, private lockers, a full-size kitchen and lactation consultants available 24/7,” she writes. But when her boss noticed Fiore had signed up for the lactation rooms, he allegedly told her that she needed to be at her desk working, not pumping, if she wanted to be promoted to managing director.

The PUMP Act garnered bipartisan support with some pushback from the airline industry. Given the small space on board flights, airlines had legitimate concerns about finding private areas for breastfeeding employees. The current bill made accommodations for the airline and rail industry and was amended to include a hardship exemption for small businesses. The PUMP Act was approved in a 92-5 Senate vote, with Republican Senators Rand Paul, John Cornyn, Mike Lee, Ron Johnson and Patrick Toomey voting against it.

Pregnant Workers Fairness Act

The second bill which helps mothers is the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act which requires employers to provide reasonable accommodations for medical conditions related to pregnancy and childbirth. While this bill also had bilateral support, the Senate voted to include it in the spending bill with a vote of 73 to 24. The law states that employers can’t deny employment opportunities based on these pregnancy accommodations, and they can’t “require employees to take paid or unpaid leave if another reasonable accommodation can be provided.”

“If a woman requests a stool to sit on or bathroom breaks, or a water bottle, even accommodations that are that simple, that basic and the subject of so much consensus — employers don’t have to provide those right now,” Senator Bob Casey said in an interviewafter the vote.

Although the bill has widespread bipartisan support, not everyone was in favor. Some felt the bill could force employers to make accommodations for abortions. Senator Thom Tillis told the Senate, “the legislation would subject pro-life organizations to potentially crippling lawsuits if they refuse to facilitate abortions in direct violation of their religious beliefs and their moral convictions.”

Tillis’ comments came after the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) had endorsed the bill and after the law had been revised to clarify that no employer would have to subsidize “any particular item, procedure or treatment.”

James Rogers, a spokesperson for the USCCB said the bill “helps advance USCCB’s goal of ensuring that no woman ever feels forced to choose between her future and the life of her child.”

This vital act comes at a time when one in five mothers is afraid to tell their employer about their pregnancy. And nearly one in four mothers (23%) have considered leaving their jobs due to a lack of reasonable pregnancy accommodations or fear of discrimination, according to a Morning Consult survey conducted in February 2022.

Working women should be able to choose to procreate and take steps to raise healthy children without jeopardizing their jobs. The PUMP Act and the pregnancy bill are steps in the right direction.

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I cover women’s issues at work—including the wage gap, sexual harassment and female leadership. My prior careers include developing a quantitative hedge fund for Morgan Stanley and teaching about gender at UCLA. I hold a Ph.D. in Psychology from UCLA and two graduate degrees (management and operations research) from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), and an undergrad degree in mathematics and computer science from Vassar College. Follow me on Twitter

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When I was just leaving grad school for optical sciences, I got approached at a job fair by Raytheon (missile company) reps. They gave me a starting offer of $230,000 a year with benefits to work on their missile vision systems for them. And that was the first offer for starting salary, I'm sure I could be making well over $300,000/yr in very low cost of living Tucson by now if I'd accepted. I'd probably be approaching my first million dollars by now if I'd accepted.

I'm glad to say the price for my soul is at least higher than that.

But I know researchers with less ethics. Once I had a coworker who was struggling with the ethics of taking Raytheon funding for fundamental research on quantum optical machine learning for vision recognition (like, actual quantum machine learning that is just kind of a meh improvement over the classical stuff, not whatever bullshit vision of the future the latest AI bro is hallucinating). And the thing is, it was fundamental research. Available to all, not immediately useful for missiles. Raytheon just wanted to fund it on the off chance it might be useful to them one day.

So my coworker brought it up at a big meeting with a bunch of our advisors, asking for ethical advice about whether he should take the grant or not. And one of those advisors? His answer was "Who cares about the ethics, just take the money. Always take the money." (He'd worked for Goldman Sachs in the past.)

I'm sure there's some dyed in the wool patriots at Raytheon who honestly believe they're doing the right thing. Thing is, I didn't really meet anybody like that in optical sciences. Maybe one, in a fairly conservative state. And I've spoken with a couple scientists who used to do that work during wars they believed in, and they burned out and quit fast because they said it hollowed their souls out to speak of human beings as nothing more than fatality statistics and to label mutilated test dummies as successes.

But I've met my fair share of scientists like Dr. "Who cares about ethics".

And I think that's who works at places like Raytheon. A lot of people who just don't care.

I can't read one report on air strikes without thinking there are people whose job is creating these weapons and they make six figures or more doing it and their family will live a comfortable life on that money. It will never leave my mind that this is an industry

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Online MBA Programs: Empowering Professionals to Climb the Corporate Ladder

 Significance of Online MBA to Working Professionals

The business world of today is accelerating at a rapid pace, and getting an Online MBA has become more like a lifesaver for most working professionals.

They can easily juggle their work, personal life, and studies with the flexibility and the convenience this provides.

This is particularly more important for professionals who want to specialize in niche fields such as Finance, Operations, Human Resource Management (HRM), Media and Advertisement, Business Analytics, or Petroleum and Natural Gas.

Career After Online MBA in Finance

One of the most in-demand specializations from an Online MBA is finance.

Finance will always be the core of any organization, and thus the demand for finance professionals is always on the increase year by year.

Graduates of the online MBA in finance are largely financial analysts, investment bankers, risk managers, or financial consultants.

Moreover, financial institutions, international companies, and start-ups aggressively hire finance specialisation graduates.

The three significant recruiters are Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan Chase, and Deloitte.

The latest salary survey indicates that finance management MBA graduates may get a joining salary that can be within the range of INR 8 to 20 lakh depending upon experience and market demand.

Top Institutions and NIRF Ranking for Finance MBA

Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Bangalore, and Xavier School of Management (XLRI), Jamshedpur, are among the top ranked under NIRF for finance related MBA programs.

These institute provide some of the best Online MBA courses in Finance with placement rates consistently over 90%.

Career After Online MBA in Operations

Another much sought MBA major is Operations Management. An Online MBA in Operations develops professional competencies in logistics, supply chain management, quality control, and project management.

Without these people, the whole world would come grinding to a halt: global trade and e-commerce cannot work without them.

After MBA, this professional may seek jobs that include operations management, a supply chain analyst, a logistics manager, and a production manager.

Some of its biggest recruiters are Amazon, Flipkart, and Tata Consultancy Services (TCS).

The average salary for MBA graduates In the category of operations would range between INR 7 to 18 lakhs per annum, though one could get very high packages for senior jobs like Operations Head.

Institutes of Repute and NIRF Ranking of Operations MBA

Many of the leading colleges across the country focus much on operations management, and some of them include Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi and IIM Ahmedabad.

Career after an online MBA in Human Resource Management

HRM has evolved from merely being involved in offering services related to payroll and recruitment.

The Online MBA in HRM prepares professionals for the role of an HR manager.

The average salary of an MBA in HRM is between INR 6 to 15 lakhs per annum, while top HR professionals make much higher amounts depending on their experience and the organization size they work for.

List of Top Institutions and NIRF Ranking for MBA in HRM:

HRM MBA specializations are the most sought in Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai, and XLRI, Jamshedpur.

The value added to different sectors through leadership by skillful human resource professionals coming out of these institutes is simply exceptional.

Career After Online MBA in Media and Advertisement

The biggest shift in the media and advertising industry, as a whole, has been with the rise of digital platforms.

An Online MBA in Media and Advertisement prepares professionals to handle brand campaigns, digital marketing, and media planning.

For MBA graduates in the media and advertisement sector, salaries can be as low as INR 5 lakh per annum and high as INR 15 lakh for an experienced professional.

Top Institutions and NIRF Ranking for Media and Advertisement MBA

Such institutes that host robust programs for media and advertisement include Mudra Institute of Communications (MICA), Ahmedabad, and Symbiosis Institute of Media and Communication, Pune.

Career After Online MBA in Business Analytics

It’s an extremely high-profile field of doing business, especially in data-driven decision-making for the success of the business.

The most prominent roles in this field are that of a business analyst, data scientist, and analytics manager.

The average pay level is from INR 8 to 22 lakh a year, making it one of the highest-paid specializations.

Top Institutions and NIRF Ranking for Business Analytics MBA

IIM Calcutta and Great Lakes Institute of Management, Chennai, are top-ranked institutions for Online MBA in Business Analytics.

Career After Online MBA in Petroleum and Natural Gas

Online MBA in the field of petroleum and natural gas is one of the most competitive areas of work, and it presents excellent opportunities for jobs including energy consultants, operations managers in oil and gas firms, and environmental sustainability managers.

The Indian Oil Corporation, ONGC, and Reliance Petroleum are amongst the major recruiters in this industry.

Within a range of INR 10 lakh to INR 25 lakh per annum, the average salary after completion of the Online MBA in petroleum and natural gas ranks this amongst the most paid industries.

Top Institutions and NIRF Ranking for MBA in Petroleum and Natural Gas

Leading institutions of this type in Uttar Pradesh are the Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology, and the University of Petroleum and Energy Studies is located in Dehradun.

Salary, Jobs, and Recruiters After Online MBA

The salary prospects normally differ for an Online MBA candidate depending upon the specialisation and industry of the candidate along with their past experiences.

Normally, the salary at the entry level ranges between Rs. 6 lakh and Rs. 20 lakh per year in all sectors, while business analytics, finance, and petroleum sectors provide the highest package.

The top companies recruiting from all the different spheres include Amazon, Infosys, JP Morgan, Wipro, and PwC.

Generally, most of the recruitment drives happen through campus placements and online portals of the hiring agencies.

Conclusion

The advantage for working professionals in an Online MBA is that it offers increased flexibility to advance their careers and not necessarily take a break from work.

It has to be with a specialization that aligns with your career aspirations:

Finance, Operations, HR, Business Analytics, or niche fields like Petroleum and Media.

An Online MBA really does enhance your earning capability and job prospects.

With top-ranking institutions, you can rest assured that you are well-equipped for leadership roles in your chosen field.

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MBA Salaries in India | MBA Salary Per Month in 2024 – Online Vidya

An MBA (Master of Business Administration) continues to be one of the most sought-after postgraduate programs in India. Its value is primarily driven by the promise of lucrative salaries and career growth. As we step into 2024, the job market for MBA graduates in India is evolving with industries like technology, finance, healthcare, and e-commerce leading the demand. Online Vidya plays a crucial role in providing aspiring professionals with top-notch MBA programs, equipping them with the skills and knowledge required to excel in this competitive job market. In this blog, we’ll delve into MBA salaries in India, highlighting the average monthly earnings and the factors influencing them.

MBA Salary Overview in India

The monthly MBA Salaries in India vary significantly based on factors like specialization, industry, experience, and the reputation of the business school. Here's an approximate breakdown:

Average Monthly Salary (2024)

Fresh Graduates (₹25,000 – ₹50,000)

Mid-Level Professionals (3–5 years) (₹80,000 – ₹1,50,000)

Senior-Level Executives (₹2,00,000 – ₹5,00,000+)

Specializations and Their Impact on Salaries

Different MBA specializations yield varying salary packages. Some of the most popular and high-paying MBA specializations in 2024 include:

MBA in Finance: With opportunities in banking, investment firms, and corporate finance, graduates can earn ₹40,000 to ₹1,50,000 monthly.

MBA in Marketing: Professionals specializing in marketing can expect salaries ranging from ₹35,000 to ₹1,20,000 per month, depending on the role and industry.

MBA in Human Resources (HR): HR professionals manage talent acquisition, employee relations, and compliance, with average salaries between ₹30,000 and ₹1,00,000 monthly.

MBA in Business Analytics: With data-driven decision-making gaining traction, analysts can earn ₹50,000 to ₹2,00,000 or more per month.

MBA in Operations: Operations managers ensure smooth workflow in manufacturing and services, earning around ₹40,000 to ₹1,50,000 monthly.

Factors Affecting MBA Salaries

Several factors influence MBA salaries in India:

Institute Reputation: Graduates from top-tier institutes like IIMs, ISB, or XLRI command higher salaries than others.

Work Experience: Professionals with prior experience earn significantly more than freshers.

Industry and Company Size: Salaries vary across industries, with consulting, IT, and BFSI (Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance) offering the highest packages.

Location: Metropolitan cities like Mumbai, Delhi, and Bengaluru offer better pay scales compared to smaller cities.

Top Recruiters for MBA Graduates

In 2024, leading recruiters in India include:

Consulting Firms: McKinsey, BCG, Bain & Co.

Tech Giants: Google, Microsoft, Amazon.

Financial Leaders: Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, HDFC Bank.

E-Commerce: Flipkart, Reliance Retail, Nykaa.

Is an MBA Worth It in 2024?

Absolutely! The degree equips professionals with leadership skills, strategic thinking abilities, and industry insights that are critical for career advancement. Despite the initial investment in education, the long-term financial and professional rewards make an MBA a valuable pursuit. MBA Salary Per Month in 2024 is impressive, with graduates earning anywhere from ₹50,000 to ₹2,00,000, depending on their specialization, experience, and industry. This potential for high earning power makes the MBA even more worthwhile!

Conclusion

In 2024, the demand for MBA graduates in India remains robust, with diverse opportunities across industries. While salaries vary based on multiple factors, pursuing an MBA can be a transformative step for your career.

For guidance on the best MBA programs and universities, visit Online Vidya and explore a world of possibilities tailored to your aspirations.

Visit here to learn more about Online MBA Salary in India: https://www.onlinevidyaa.com/blog/online-mba-salary-in-india

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What is the placement rate of top MBA colleges in Mumbai?

Mumbai, as India’s financial and commercial hub, is home to some of the country’s most prestigious Top MBA PGDM Colleges In Mumbai, such as Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies (JBIMS), SP Jain Institute of Management and Research (SPJIMR), and Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (NMIMS). These institutions are known for their stellar placement records, consistently attracting top recruiters across diverse industries. The placement rates of these colleges are a testament to their academic rigor, industry connections, and focus on career development.

High Placement Rates: An Overview

Top MBA colleges in Mumbai boast impressive placement rates, often nearing 100%. For instance:

JBIMS: Frequently achieves 100% placement for its students, with recruiters from finance, Whistling Woods International, (WWI) Mumbai consulting, and FMCG sectors leading the hiring process.

SPJIMR: Reports placement rates exceeding 95%, with many students securing pre-placement offers (PPOs) based on their summer internships.

NMIMS: Consistently records placement rates around 97–99%, demonstrating its appeal among both Indian and international recruiters.

Key Contributing Factors

Strong Industry Ties: Mumbai’s MBA colleges maintain strong relationships with top firms in sectors such as banking, consulting, IT, healthcare, and e-commerce. This ensures a steady flow of recruiters.

Curriculum Relevance: Programs are designed in collaboration with industry leaders to equip students with the skills and knowledge required in the modern business landscape.

Placement Cells: Dedicated placement teams in these colleges proactively engage with recruiters and facilitate a seamless recruitment process.

Diversity in Recruiters

The diversity of recruiters is another reason for the high placement rates. Top MBA colleges in Mumbai attract employers from a range of sectors:

Finance and Banking: Companies like JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs, HDFC, and ICICI Bank are regular recruiters.

Consulting: Firms such as McKinsey, Boston Consulting Group (BCG), and Deloitte recruit heavily from these colleges.

E-commerce and IT: Amazon, Flipkart, Google, and Microsoft are among the prominent names hiring for roles in operations, analytics, and product management.

Placement Packages and Roles

The quality of placements is not just about rates but also about the roles and compensation offered:

Roles: Students secure The Second Wind, (TSW) Mumbai positions in consulting, investment banking, marketing, strategy, and operations.

Packages: The average salary packages range from ₹12–25 LPA for most top colleges, with the highest packages exceeding ₹50 LPA in some cases.

Pre-Placement Offers (PPOs)

Another factor boosting placement rates is the prevalence of PPOs. Students who excel during their summer internships often receive offers even before the formal placement season begins.

Conclusion

The placement rates of top MBA colleges in Mumbai reflect their academic excellence, industry relevance, and strong networks. With placement rates hovering Kaizen School of Business Management, (KSBM) Mumbai around 95–100% and a focus on holistic career development, these colleges remain a preferred choice for MBA aspirants seeking successful careers in the business world.

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Which MBA College Has the Highest Placement?

The world of  MBA programs is fiercely competitive, not only in terms of academic rigor but also when it comes to post-graduation placement opportunities. With substantial investments in tuition and time, MBA aspirants are understandably eager to know which institutions offer the best returns on their investment. In this blog, we break down the top MBA colleges in India with a focus on their impressive placement records.

1. Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Ahmedabad

IIM Ahmedabad is widely regarded as a top-tier institution for management studies, and its placement statistics consistently back up that reputation. In 2023, the highest international package offered was a staggering ₹1.15 crore, with a domestic high of ₹61.49 lakh per annum. The median salary for the batch was approximately ₹31.88 lakh, and the majority of the placements were in consulting and IT sectors. Recruiters like Boston Consulting Group (BCG), McKinsey & Company, and Microsoft were major players, offering attractive roles to graduates​

2. IIM Calcutta

Another contender for top placements is IIM Calcutta. Known for its rigorous academic programs and extensive alumni network, the institute boasted a highest package of ₹1.3 crore in 2023. The average salary for the batch stood at ₹35.07 lakh per annum, and leading companies such as Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank, and Amazon were among the key recruiters. The school’s cluster-based placement system efficiently organizes company visits by sector, ensuring targeted and efficient recruitment​

3. IIM Bangalore

At IIM Bangalore, the placement drive for 2023 was marked by impressive numbers, with the average salary clocking in at ₹35.31 lakh per annum. A significant portion of the batch landed lucrative roles in management consulting, with companies like Accenture Strategy, BCG, and Bain & Company making multiple offers. The institute’s well-rounded curriculum and strong focus on leadership development make it a prime choice for ambitious professionals​

4. XLRI Jamshedpur

XLRI, known for its exceptional Human Resources (HR) and Business Management programs, also holds a strong position in the placement rankings. In 2023, the highest salary package reached ₹78 lakh, while the average salary was ₹32.7 lakh per annum. Key sectors for placements included consulting, BFSI (Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance), and FMCG, with top companies like Microsoft, PwC, and Boston Consulting Group recruiting in droves​.

5. IIBS College, Bangalore

IIBS Bangalore is known for its strong placement record and strategic focus on career-oriented education. The institution boasts consistent placement success, with a wide array of top recruiters visiting the campus every year. In 2023, the highest salary package offered was around ₹21 lakh per annum, while the average package stood at approximately ₹7.2 lakh. The school’s emphasis on industry interaction and its location in Bangalore a hub for IT and startups make it an attractive destination for recruiters.

Top Recruiters and Sectors

The MBA placement landscape in India is largely driven by sectors such as management consulting, IT/product management, e-commerce, BFSI, and FMCG. Major global firms like Amazon, Microsoft, BCG, McKinsey, and Goldman Sachs frequently visit these campuses, offering roles with highly competitive compensation packages. Management consulting continues to dominate, with a significant percentage of graduates securing roles in this sector across leading institutions.

Conclusion:

Choosing the Right MBA College

While placement statistics are a crucial factor in deciding which MBA college to choose, it’s essential to consider other aspects such as faculty quality, curriculum, campus life, and your career aspirations. For example, if consulting is your dream career, IIM Ahmedabad and IIM Bangalore might be your best bet. However, for specialized fields like HR, XLRI Jamshedpur stands out as an excellent option.

Ultimately, the “best” MBA college for placements depends on what you’re looking for in your career. It’s about finding the right fit, both in terms of academic learning and career opportunities.

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King's College London, sometimes known as KLC or King's, is a public research university founded in 1829 by Arthur Wellesley and King George IV. It is the fourth oldest university in England and a member of the Russell Group. Previously, the college had five departments: theological, general literature and science, applied sciences, medical, and military; however, today's university academics are separated into nine faculties, with about 100 departments and schools.

Tuition Fees: Tuition fees for courses starting in September 2024 will be set at £9,250, so you will be able to apply for a tuition fee loan for up to £9,250. Please note, this tuition fee may be subject to increases depending on government policy.

Campus: It has five campuses: Strand Campus (King's foundation campus), Guy's Campus, Waterloo Campus, St Thomas' Campus, and Denmark Hill Campus. The Strand is erected near Somerset House on land donated to the institution.

Accreditation: King's College is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education.

Jobs and Placement: King's College London is one of the most prestigious institutions to study at, with a 90% placement rate. Placements begin in year two, with graduates earning salaries ranging from 40,000 to 81,000 GBP a year, depending on the size, sector, and location of the organisation. Graduates from King's have jobs at Kraft Heinz, PwC, IBM, KingKoil, BNP Paribas, McKinsey, Accenture, Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, and other companies.

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Top MBA PGDM Colleges in Indore: Career Paths & Placement Insights

Indore has emerged as a prominent educational hub, offering a range of opportunities for aspiring business professionals. Among the various courses available, an MBA or PGDM (Post Graduate Diploma in Management) is one of the most sought-after programs, with several top MBA PGDM colleges in Indore offering high-quality education. These institutions not only provide rigorous academic curricula but also equip students with the necessary skills to excel in the corporate world. Let’s delve into the career paths and placement insights associated with top MBA PGDM colleges in Indore.

Career Paths After MBA or PGDM

Graduating from a top MBA PGDM college in Indore opens a plethora of career opportunities. Depending on the specialization pursued during the course, students can embark on various professional journeys. Some of the common career paths include:

Management Consulting: A popular choice for MBA and PGDM graduates, consulting offers the chance to work with top organizations, advising them on strategy, operations, and management. Graduates from leading colleges often secure positions in top consulting firms such as McKinsey, BCG, or Deloitte.

Finance and Investment Banking: Many students from the top MBA PGDM colleges in Indore opt for careers in finance, including roles in investment banking, corporate finance, and financial analysis. Firms like Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, and top Indian banks actively recruit graduates with strong analytical and financial skills.

Marketing and Sales: Another common path is a career in marketing and sales, which includes brand management, digital marketing, and product management. Top companies such as Unilever, P&G, and various startups look for graduates who can innovate and drive business growth.

Human Resources: MBA PGDM graduates with a focus on HR can take on roles such as HR managers, talent acquisition specialists, or organizational development consultants. Leading firms often hire graduates to manage their workforce efficiently.

Entrepreneurship: With a solid foundation in business management, many graduates choose to start their own ventures. The growing startup ecosystem in India, particularly in Indore, offers significant opportunities for those looking to build businesses from the ground up.

Placement Insights

The placement record of top MBA PGDM colleges in Indore is a key factor that attracts prospective students. These colleges have strong industry connections, ensuring that their students get access to some of the best job opportunities in the market.

Top Recruiters: Graduates from top MBA PGDM colleges in Indore have secured placements with renowned companies across various sectors. Top firms such as Accenture, Infosys, Wipro, Amazon, and KPMG visit these colleges to hire talent. These companies look for students with strong leadership qualities, communication skills, and strategic thinking abilities.

Average Salary Packages: The average salary package offered to graduates varies depending on the college and specialization. However, graduates from top colleges in Indore typically earn competitive salaries ranging from INR 6 to 12 lakhs per annum in the initial years. Some high performers, especially those with experience or specialized skills, can even secure packages exceeding INR 15 lakhs.

Internship Opportunities: Internships are a critical part of the MBA PGDM program, as they provide real-world experience and enhance a student’s employability. Top MBA PGDM colleges in Indore ensure that students receive internships with leading companies, giving them the opportunity to build networks and gain valuable industry experience before securing full-time roles.

Career Services and Alumni Network: The presence of robust career services and a strong alumni network in top MBA PGDM colleges in Indore helps students with mentorship and guidance, aiding in their career progression. Regular workshops, resume-building sessions, and career fairs further support students in their job search.

In conclusion, pursuing an MBA or PGDM from a top MBA PGDM college in Indore opens up diverse and lucrative career paths, supported by strong placement records and industry connections. With the right skills, networking, and exposure to top recruiters, graduates are well-equipped to succeed in the dynamic business world.

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Purdue University MS in Finance: Your Path to a Successful Finance Career

If you're aiming to build a career in finance, the Purdue University MS in Finance program is a great option to consider. This program, offered by the Krannert School of Management, combines a strong finance curriculum with practical learning opportunities to set you up for success in the finance industry. Here's everything you need to know about why Purdue’s MS in Finance could be the right choice for you.

Why Choose Purdue University MS in Finance?

Purdue University is well-known for its academic excellence and strong focus on practical, hands-on learning. Here's what makes the MS in Finance program at Purdue stand out:

STEM Designation: The program is STEM-designated, which is a major advantage, especially for international students. This designation allows for an OPT (Optional Practical Training) extension of up to 3 years, giving international graduates more time to gain valuable work experience in the U.S.

Practical Curriculum: Purdue’s MS in Finance focuses on real-world applications. You'll learn essential finance skills, such as financial modeling, investment analysis, and data-driven decision-making. The program uses tools like Bloomberg terminals and financial software, giving you practical experience that can be applied directly in the workplace.

Small Class Sizes: One of the highlights of the Purdue experience is its small class sizes. This means more personalized attention from professors, more meaningful interactions with peers, and plenty of networking opportunities. You won't just be another face in the crowd.

Admission Requirements for Purdue University MS in Finance

If you're interested in applying to the Purdue University MS in Finance, here are the main requirements you need to meet:

Undergraduate Degree: A bachelor’s degree in finance, business, economics, or a related field is preferred, but other backgrounds are also considered.

GMAT/GRE Scores: You will need to submit GMAT or GRE scores. However, Purdue looks at your entire application, so strong essays, recommendations, and relevant work experience can boost your chances.

Work Experience: While work experience is not a strict requirement, having some background in finance or related industries can strengthen your application.

English Language Proficiency: For non-native English speakers, you will need to provide TOEFL or IELTS scores to demonstrate your proficiency in English.

Tuition Fees and Scholarships

The Purdue University MS in Finance program offers great value for a top-ranked program. The tuition fees are competitive, and there are several options to help manage the cost:

Merit-Based Scholarships: Purdue offers scholarships to high-achieving students. These are awarded based on your academic record, test scores, and overall application.

Graduate Assistantships: Another way to reduce your expenses is through graduate assistantships. These positions not only help with tuition but also provide valuable work experience.

Additionally, West Lafayette, where Purdue is located, is known for its relatively low cost of living compared to other major U.S. cities, making it easier to manage your overall budget.

Career Prospects After Graduation

Graduates from the Purdue University MS in Finance program are highly sought after by top employers. Here are some key career outcomes:

Top Employers: Alumni have gone on to work at leading firms such as Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Deloitte, and EY. The finance industry recognizes the strength of Purdue's finance program.

Starting Salary: Graduates can expect competitive starting salaries, typically ranging from $75,000 to $95,000, depending on the role and location.

Career Support: Purdue’s dedicated career services team is available to help you with job search strategies, resume building, and interview preparation, ensuring that you’re ready to land a great job upon graduation.

How to Apply for Purdue University MS in Finance

If you're ready to take the next step towards a successful finance career, consider applying to the Purdue University MS in Finance. The program offers a solid blend of academic rigor, practical experience, and career support, making it an excellent choice for aspiring finance professionals.

Whether you’re a recent graduate looking to specialize in finance or a professional aiming to advance your career, the Purdue University MS in Finance program provides the skills, network, and credentials you need to succeed.

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Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Bangalore

IIM Bangalore, the top ranked B school in India offers wide range of MBA programmes including full time, part time and online courses. IIM Bangalore offers MBA admission 2025 through CAT 2024. Check IIM Bangalore Ranking, Courses offered, Fees, Selection Process, Admission 2025, Placements, and much more. 

IIM Bangalore Rankings: IIM Bangalore Ranking at #2 among top 125 B-schools in India in the Ministry of HRD, Government of India NIRF Ranking 2024-Management. IIMB is placed # 1 in MBAUniverse.com B-school Rankings 2024.  The Post Graduate Programme in Management (PGP) of IIM Bangalore is # 3 in India and has been listed among the top 41 in the Financial Times (FT) Global Masters in Management (MIM) Rankings 2024. IIM Bangalore has International Accreditation by the EFMD Quality Improvement System (EQUIS) 

IIM Bangalore Courses and Programs: IIM Bangalore offers a wide range of MBA programmes known as PGP programs. IIM Bangalore PGP is a master’s level programme, leading to the grant of MBA Degree. The courses offered by IIM Bangalore include 2 years full time MBA, MBA Business Analytics, Executive Management Programmes, Doctoral programmes in management. From the year 2024 IIM Bangalore has entered undergraduate BBA education also and offers three year full time BBA. 

IIM Bangalore Admission 2025: IIM Bangalore Admission is through CAT exam score.  IIMB Admission process opens and closes with CAT registration window. IIM Bangalore Seats for MBA programme are 535. IIM Bangalore Cut off in CAT exam remains 98-99 percentile. 

IIM Bangalore Fees: IIM Bangalore Fees is increased by 6%. At present IIM Bangalore Fees is Rs.26.20 lakhs for two years MBA

IIM Bangalore Placements and Average Salary: IIM Bangalore Placements have consistently remained 100% with high salary packages. In Final Placements 2024 for PGP-BA and PGP programs, IIM Bangalore Average salary has gone up at Rs.35.92 LPA from Rs.35.07 LPA last year. The Median Annual Salary for Placements 2024 was Rs 32.5 lakh. IIM Bangalore saw 503 students accepting job offers. Another 13 students were placed in a subsequent rolling placement process. 

IIM Bangalore Top Recruiters: 163 Companies participated in IIMB final Placement 2024 making 572 offers to 517 students. Consulting with 42% offers emerged as the top recruiting domain. Maximum number of 48 offers made by Accenture followed by McKinsey with 21 offers. Other top recruiters include BCG, Oliver Wyman, EY Parthenon, TCS, American Express, Bain & Co, Kearney GC, Infosys, Goldman Sachs, PwC India among others

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Top 10 richest black people in the world

In a world where success is often measured by wealth, the richest Black people stand out as remarkable figures.

These individuals are pioneers in diverse fields, from business to entertainment, and their achievements not only shatter barriers but also pave the way for others to follow.

Take a look at the top 10 richest Black people in the world:

David Steward $11.4 billion USA

David Lloyd Steward, born in 1951, is an American billionaire entrepreneur. He is the founder and chairman of World Wide Technology (WWT), which is among the largest African-American-owned companies in the United States. In 2024, Steward was ranked 344th on Forbes’ list of billionaires globally, with an estimated net worth of $11.4 billion.

Aliko Dangote ($11.3 billion)

Aliko Dangote, born on April 10, 1957, is one of the richest Black people in the world. A prominent Nigerian businessman and industrialist, he is notably the first person to build a private oil refinery in Nigeria. As of October 2024, Forbes ranks him as the 211th richest person in the world, with an estimated net worth of $11.2 billion. According to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, his wealth is estimated at $27.7 billion.

Robert F. Smith ($10.8 billion)

Robert Frederick Smith, born on December 1, 1962, is an American billionaire businessman and philanthropist. He is the founder, chairman, and CEO of Vista Equity Partners, a private equity firm. Smith earned a chemical engineering degree from Cornell University and later an MBA from Columbia Business School. Before founding his company, he worked as an investment banker at Goldman Sachs. In 2019, during a commencement speech at Morehouse College, Smith made headlines when he pledged to cover the entire $34 million in student loan debt for the graduating class of 2019.

Mike Adenuga ($6.6 billion)

Mike Adenuga, Nigeria’s second wealthiest person, amassed his fortune through telecommunications and oil ventures. His mobile network company, Globacom, is the second-largest in Nigeria, boasting over 60 million subscribers. In addition to telecommunications, Adenuga’s oil company, Conoil Producing, operates six oil blocks in the Niger Delta.

Globacom also established Glo-1, a 6,100-mile submarine internet cable linking the U.K. with Ghana and Portugal. Adenuga holds a 74% stake in publicly traded Conoil and owns just under 6% of Nigerian bank Sterling Financial Holding.

Abdulsamad Rabiu ($ 4.7 billion)

One of the richest Black people in the world, Abdul Samad Isyaku Rabiu is a prominent Nigerian businessman and philanthropist. As of 2024, he ranks as Nigeria’s third richest man. His father, Khalifah Isyaku Rabiu, was one of Nigeria’s leading industrialists in the 1970s and 1980s. Abdul Samad is the founder and chairman of BUA Group, a Nigerian conglomerate focused on manufacturing, infrastructure, and agriculture, generating over $2.5 billion in revenue. He also serves as the chairman of Nigeria’s Bank of Industry (BOI).

In July 2020, Forbes valued his net worth at $3.2 billion, placing him 716th among the world’s billionaires. By January 2022, he was recognised as Nigeria’s second richest person. In April 2022, he ranked as the fifth-richest person in Africa with a fortune of $6.7 billion, and by January 2023, he climbed to fourth on the continent’s wealthiest list.

Michael Jordan ($3.5 billion)

Widely considered the greatest basketball player of all time, Michael Jordan won six championships with the Chicago Bulls. Throughout his career, his total salary amounted to $90 million, but his earnings from partnerships with brands like Nike, Hanes, and Gatorade have reached an astounding $2.4 billion (before taxes). In 2020, Jordan became a special advisor and investor for the sports-betting company DraftKings and also co-owned a NASCAR team. In 2023, he sold his majority stake in the Charlotte Hornets in a deal that valued the NBA team at $3 billion.

Oprah Winfrey ($3 billion)

Oprah Winfrey turned her 25-year-long talk show into a powerful media and business empire. The profits from her show, combined with earnings from films like ‘The Color Purple’, ‘Beloved’, and ‘Selma’—which were co-produced by her company, Harpo Productions—have brought her wealth to an estimated $2.5 billion.

In 2011, she launched the OWN cable channel and later sold most of her shares in it to Warner Bros. Discovery in 2020, receiving company stock in return.

In 2015, Winfrey purchased a 10% stake in WeightWatchers, and in 2024, she generously donated her shares to the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture.

Winfrey also owns an extensive real estate portfolio, including homes in California and more than a dozen properties, along with 2,100 acres of land in Hawaii.

Patrice Motsepe ($3 billion)

Patrice Motsepe, founder and chairman of African Rainbow Minerals, became a billionaire in 2008, making history as the first Black African to appear on the Forbes billionaire list. In 2016, he established African Rainbow Capital, a private equity firm focused on investments across Africa. Motsepe also holds a stake in Sanlam, a publicly traded financial services company, and is the owner and president of the Mamelodi Sundowns Football Club.

In March 2021, he was elected president of the Confederation of African Football (CAF), the governing body for soccer on the continent. His business journey began in 1994 when he became the first Black partner at Johannesburg law firm Bowman Gilfillan, later launching a mining services company. In 1997, Motsepe acquired underperforming gold mine shafts, which he successfully turned around

Jay-Z ($2.5 billion)

Since becoming hip-hop’s first billionaire in 2019, Jay-Z has significantly increased his wealth, largely due to his successful liquor ventures. In 2021, luxury conglomerate LVMH acquired a 50% stake in his champagne brand, Armand de Brignac, also known as Ace of Spades. In February 2023, he sold a majority of his ownership in his cognac brand, D’Usse, to Bacardi.

Beyond liquor, Jay-Z’s wealth includes assets like an art collection featuring works by Jean-Michel Basquiat, his extensive music catalog, and stakes in companies such as Block and Uber. In 2021, he was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, and in 2022, he won an Emmy for producing the Super Bowl Halftime Show.

Strive Masiyiwa ($1.8 billion)

Strive Masiyiwa faced huge government resistance when he launched the mobile phone network Econet Wireless Zimbabwe in his home country in 1998. He holds a 38% stake in the publicly traded Econet Wireless Zimbabwe, which is part of his larger Econet Group, as well as about 33% of EcoCash, a mobile money transfer company.

Masiyiwa also has an investment in Liquid Intelligent Technologies, a private firm that offers fiber optic and cloud services to telecom companies throughout Africa. His portfolio includes investments in fintech and power distribution companies across the continent, along with stock options in Netflix, where he has been a board member since December 2020. He and his wife, Tsitsi, founded the Higherlife Foundation, which assists orphaned and underprivileged children in Zimbabwe, South Africa, Burundi, and Lesotho.

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Top Companies Hiring BBA Graduates

Several firms provide competitive wage packages to BBA graduates. Salary is not an issue for applicants with strong leadership skills and an excellent academic background. The starting package in India ranges from INR 3 to Rs. 4 lakhs each year, but it can also go upwards of 7 to 8 lakhs per year. With solid experience, you will earn beyond your means in the management industry. The companies offering such packages in Symbiosis BBA placements are mentioned below. 

Top Companies by Industry

Here is a list of the top companies offering job roles with a high salary package. 

Consulting

McKinsey & Company: It is one of the world's most prominent management consulting businesses. It does qualitative and quantitative analysis to assess management choices.

Boston Consulting Group: It assists the world's largest retailers in competing in the digital era. It execute cutting-edge technology strategies and uncovers new growth opportunities.

Deloitte: One of the "Big Four" accounting companies. The organisation provides audit, tax, and financial advising services.

Finance

Goldman Sachs: It has offices in every significant financial city worldwide. It offers financial advisory services.

JP Morgan Chase: It is a market leader in investment banking and asset management. It serves millions of consumer sand many of the world's most influential corporate clients.

ICICI: India's Industrial Credit and Investment Corporation is a multinational banking and financial services corporation.

Marketing

Procter & Gamble: This company has various brands in the FMCG category. It hires BBA graduates for onsite and offshore assignments.

Unilever: It is also a multinational corporation that produces various FMCG products. The company is known for its affordability and market-oriented products.

Coca-Cola: The company is very popular for its drinks. Therefore, they need active marketing professionals to handle their retail channels. 

Technology

Google: Google is the biggest search engine in the world. Therefore, it hires marketing professionals to understand consumer behaviour. 

Microsoft: The corporation grew to prominence in the personal computer system industry with the development of MS-DOS. It has expanded into the digital services market and internet search.

IBM: It manufactures computer hardware and software. Recently, the company has also started offering consulting services.

Several top companies in India offer lucrative salary packages to BBA graduates. However, considering factors beyond salary is also essential. BBA graduates can make informed decisions and secure fulfilling careers in the best BBA colleges in Nagpur.

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The Top MBA Colleges In Bangalore

Your Guide to Top Business

Bangalore, known for its thriving tech industry and vibrant startup ecosystem, is also home to some of India's leading MBA colleges. With world-class education, excellent industry connections, and strong placement records, these institutions are perfect for aspiring business leaders. If you're considering pursuing an MBA, Bangalore should be at the top of your list. Here’s an in-depth look at the top MBA colleges in Bangalore, their unique features, and what makes them stand out.

Why Bangalore is an Ideal Destination for MBA Studies

Choosing the right city for your MBA is as important as selecting the institution itself. Here's why Bangalore is a great choice for your MBA:

Corporate Hub: Bangalore is home to numerous multinational companies and tech giants such as Infosys, Wipro, IBM, and Google. The corporate exposure MBA students get here is unmatched, with ample opportunities for internships, live projects, and placements.

Booming Startup Scene: Known as the "Startup Capital of India," Bangalore offers MBA students unique opportunities to engage with dynamic entrepreneurs, innovators, and venture capitalists. This vibrant environment is perfect for those looking to build careers in entrepreneurship, product management, and innovation.

Diverse Learning Environment: With a blend of cultural diversity and student-focused educational institutions, the city provides an enriching atmosphere for holistic development and networking.

Top MBA Colleges in Bangalore

Let's explore the leading MBA institutions in Bangalore that consistently rank high for their quality of education, industry connections, and overall student experience.

1. Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore (IIM-B)

Established: 1973

Why It Stands Out:

IIM Bangalore is one of the top business schools in Asia and holds a global reputation for excellence.

The institute offers a well-rounded curriculum that emphasizes leadership, global business trends, and hands-on learning through real-world business problems.

With stellar placement records and high-profile corporate tie-ups, IIM Bangalore consistently attracts top recruiters like McKinsey, BCG, Goldman Sachs, and Microsoft.

Average Salary: ₹30-32 lakhs per annum (as of 2024 placements).

Popular Programs:

Post Graduate Program in Management (PGP)

Executive Post Graduate Program (EPGP)

Post Graduate Program in Business Analytics (PGP-BA)

2. Symbiosis Institute of Business Management (SIBM), Bangalore

Established: 2008

Why It Stands Out:

Part of the renowned Symbiosis International University, SIBM Bangalore is known for its strong curriculum, emphasis on industry exposure, and well-established placement process.

The institute maintains a high placement rate, with students placed in top companies like KPMG, Deloitte, EY, and HCL.

Average Salary: ₹11-13 lakhs per annum.

Popular Programs:

MBA (General Management)

MBA (Executive)

3. Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship (XIME)

Established: 1991

Why It Stands Out:

XIME is known for its focus on innovation, entrepreneurship, and ethical leadership.

The institute's programs are designed to nurture creativity and critical thinking, with plenty of exposure to real-world challenges through case studies and internships.

XIME has a robust placement record, with graduates often recruited by companies like TCS, Capgemini, Infosys, and HDFC Bank.

Average Salary: ₹7-8 lakhs per annum.

Popular Programs:

PGDM (Post Graduate Diploma in Management)

4. Christ University Institute of Management (CUIM)

Established: 1969

Why It Stands Out:

Christ University offers an MBA program that combines academic rigor with practical exposure. The university has a strong reputation for its faculty, curriculum, and international collaborations.

CUIM offers a variety of specializations, including Finance, Marketing, Human Resources, and International Business.

The institute has consistently maintained a strong placement record, with students placed in top firms like Bosch, Deloitte, HSBC, and KPMG.

Average Salary: ₹6-7 lakhs per annum.

Popular Programs:

MBA (with various specializations)

MBA (Executive)

MBA (International Business)

5. Alliance University, School of Business

Established: 2010

Why It Stands Out:

Alliance School of Business is part of Alliance University, which is known for its global perspective on education and close industry collaborations.

The university offers a dynamic curriculum that adapts to changing business trends, with strong ties to industry experts and companies for internships and placements.

Alliance University attracts top recruiters from industries such as finance, marketing, consulting, and IT.

Average Salary: ₹8-10 lakhs per annum.

Popular Programs:

MBA (Full-Time)

Executive MBA

6. International Institute of Business Studies (IIBS)

Established: 2008

Why It Stands Out:

Affiliation: IIBS is affiliated with Bangalore University and is approved by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE).

Campus Locations: Apart from its main campus in Bangalore, IIBS also has branches in Kolkata and Noida.

Motto: "Education with a Global Perspective"

The institution's mission is to provide management education that aligns with the evolving demands of the corporate world, thus preparing students to take on leadership roles with confidence and competence.

Popular Programs:

MBA (Full-Time)

PGDM (Post Graduate Diploma in Management)

Choosing the Right MBA College

With so many options available, it can be tough to choose the right MBA college. Here are some factors to keep in mind:

Curriculum and Specializations: Different colleges offer various specializations (Finance, Marketing, HR, Operations, etc.). Choose a college that aligns with your career goals.

Placement Records: Research the placement statistics, average salaries, and the kind of companies that recruit from the college.

Industry Exposure: Look for institutions that provide internships, live projects, and guest lectures from industry experts.

Alumni Network: A strong alumni network can open doors for mentorship, networking, and job opportunities.

Infrastructure and Campus Life: A good learning environment includes access to modern facilities, libraries, labs, and a vibrant student life.

Conclusion:

Pursuing an MBA in Bangalore is a great decision for anyone looking to leverage the city’s corporate presence, innovative spirit, and educational excellence. From the globally recognized IIM Bangalore to newer yet highly reputed institutions like Alliance University and SIBM, the city offers a range of options to suit different career paths and aspirations.

If you’re considering an MBA, take time to research each college, visit campuses, and understand which program fits your ambitions best. With the right choice, you’ll be well on your way to a successful and fulfilling career in business.