Business is booming in India. Sectors such as information technology, car manufacturing , entertainment and agriculture are becoming more closely integrated with the global economy and defining the country’s place within it.
With these growing sectors come opportunities for anyone interested in gaining an international degree in business and commerce. As Indian firms in these and other sectors increase their exports in international markets , expand their presence outside India (often via acquisition) and attract foreign direct investment , more and more suitably qualified individuals are required to sustain this growth.
Students choosing to study in this field, therefore , need to select a programme most likely to deliver the required knowledge and skill-set to succeed and there are plenty of them out there.
Good business programmes will typically take a multi-disciplinary approach to business education and feature case studies, problem solving, modelling, quantitative skills and often an internship (whether paid or unpaid). Combining analytical and presentation skills with real-world experience, such an education could lead to skills such as drafting a coherent but ambitious business plan linked to expansion in new market, or planning and executing the logistics of getting a product across national borders. Such skills are essential for success in a whole range of areas such as foreign investment, business development, logistics and international marketing. These skills and knowledge can be useful to carve out a career not only in a large multinational company but also in nimble, small and medium businesses, as well as fast-paced start-ups and entrepreneurial ventures.
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