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Originally Posted by iwillmakeit IIFT placements functional breakup of the batch 2004-06 is given below which surely shows placements in all sectors. But then friends we need to remember that it is IIFT and not MBA(IB) in general. We need to realise what's in the world of MBA(IB) outside IIFT. What about other institutions. What kind of profiles r being offerred to MBA(IB) people from different colleges and what is the growth pattern of MBA(IB) graduates. "What is a career path of an MBA(IB) graduate. And yes the thing which haunts me all the time is that " Why people say that MBA(IB) is risky? " . And yes how is MBA(IB) different in different colleges course content wise as well.  |
Hi iwillmakeit,
As Far as I know, I went through the IIFT syllabus and compared it with other general management curricula. I found that the subjects are mostly the same, but there is a prefix 'International' attached to most of the subjects.
SO in my view the IIFT syllabus must be MBA (whatever specialization u choose) + IB.
Which translates to an International Perspective of Management?
I think we may be missing out on HR and OB, but the extra stream in IIFT's syllabus is Economic and Trade Policies and WTO related gyaan.
Hope this helps.
Vivekanand.
PS: Personal views!