Jobs after MBA | Finance, Marketing, Business Analytics, and more!

Choosing to do an MBA is one thing and picking the right MBA path is another. You can pursue an MBA in Finance, specializing in Business Analytics, or even become a Marketing Manager! But which jobs after MBA are the best?  

Go through this list of jobs you can do after an MBA, and look at their profile descriptions, salary packages, and skill requirements.

See what kinds of companies you can work for and find the most interesting job!

Jobs after MBA in Finance

If you’re fascinated by Banking, Finance, and Insurance, then an MBA in Finance is for you! 

The degree will get you into a multitude of industries. Like corporate finance, credit risk management, asset management, hedge fund management, private equity, treasury, etc.

Not only that it will also offer you some of the most interesting and lucrative jobs after MBA in Finance at companies like Goldman Sachs, Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley, and JP Morgan.

Investment Banker

An Investment Baner helps companies, organizations, and governments raise large amounts of capital and expand their businesses.

It is one of the highest-paid professions for an MBA graduate and requires you to deal with complex financial transactions like acquisitions, mergers, and large investments.

Salary: $100,000

To get this job, you need to be equipped with number-crunching skills, a super-analytical mindset, strong verbal and written communication skills, and the capacity to work smart for long hours.

Finance Advisor

A few years working in the industry after getting your degree will enable you to work as Financial Advisor. 

Your job will be to set the financial goals of your clients and provide them with the right investment and capital management advice on time.

Salary: $90,530

Similar to the role of an Investment Banker, this job will require you to have quick mathematical and analytical skills, strong communication ability, and the quality of being adaptable.

Jobs after MBA in Marketing

It is said that the greatest minds in the world are in Marketing.

An MBA student who specializes in Marketing likes to focus on expanding a brand, try different marketing strategies and channels, increase a company’s sales, and above all, provide value to a customer.

There is a hoard of jobs after MBA in Marketing – you can join industries like Digital Marketing, Product and Brand Management, Competitive Marketing, etc.

You will easily be hired by corporations like Advertising Agencies, Marketing Companies, FMCG Sector, Financial Services, IT, etc.

Marketing Manager

The job of a Marketing Manager is to sell products or services by exploiting all possible channels. Be it adding reels to your company’s Instagram account, managing entire campaigns around selling a product, or overseeing the designing of your website.

A Marketing Manager also has to set goals and analyze if the efforts of her team are heading in the right direction.

Salary: $70,648

This means you need to be perfect at math, churn loads of information on go, and be superbly decisive and great at communication.

Business Development Manager

Unlike a Marketing Manager who only oversees a brand’s marketing, a Business Development Manager looks at the entire customer journey – from marketing to sales to conversions. 

This is a pivotal role in any organization because it helps the company grow in the right direction.

Salary: $92,827

So, if you have a knack for solving problems and managing people in a crisis, along with stellar communication skills, this job is for you.

Jobs after MBA in Business Analytics

An MBA in Business Analytics is a unique degree that teaches students how to analyze data coming from different sources using various tools.

Not only that, but you will also learn to gather actionable insights into market trends, customer behavior, and other helpful business intelligence.

Jobs after MBA in Business Analytics are abundant. You can be in sectors like Information Technology, Healthcare, Financial Institutions, E-Commerce, etc. 

Business Analyst

Business analysts make use of data analytics tools to gain insights into the past, present, and future of a business. 

Their work helps organizations arrive at important decisions that aim at delivering technological solutions in a cost-effective way. They also communicate with stakeholders, facilitators, and potential partners to drive their results for growth.

Salary: $82,679

This is a job that requires the highest mathematical and technical acumen along with amazing communication skills.

Operations Manager

An Operations Manager deals with the management of designing and controlling a business’s operations.

His job involves ensuring the smooth and efficient working of businesses in terms of resources and customer requirements.

Salary: $95,284

You will most likely end up working in banking systems, hospitals, and companies, with suppliers, customers, and technology.

Jobs after MBA in HR 

For those who like to manage the smooth running of an organization by helping the company focus on employee satisfaction, an MBA in HR is for you.

You will learn how to deal with talent acquisition and get the best workforce to work for your company Not only that but you also get to communicate with everyone in your organization and ensure their well-being.

This kind of job requires a person to be phenomenally empathetic.

Employees Relations Manager

Employee Relations Managers are responsible for facilitating employee relations and resolving human resource issues on behalf of a company.

They work to help employees and management understand each other.

Salary: $81,254

This is a collaborative position in the HR field, so people with a passion for creative conflict resolution and a knack for negotiation will thrive in this role. 

HR Manager

HR managers are necessary for the smooth functioning of the company.

They are the ones who ensure the right people are hired and the existing employees of the company are happy.

Salary: $96,130

This involves coming up with new ways to ensure employee satisfaction and learning how to communicate effectively. You also have to adhere to a company’s policies while also not tarring relations with any current or past employee.

Which MBA route to choose and why?

Now that you know what each of the above MBA degrees will help you specialize in, you can assess where your interest lies.

Draw up a pros and cons list – if you want a higher salary, are you’re good at the skills the job of your interest requires, how long will it take to master it, etc.

Once you know all these details, make your final decision.

From there on, your career will only skyrocket!

Career after MBA abroad

A lot of students battle between pursuing their MBA in India vs abroad.

But for tens of reasons, an MBA abroad stands out-

1. More work experience increases your chances of getting into a university. This is not true when you’re pursuing an MBA in India.
2. Better networking opportunities.
3. Higher salary, etc.

So, as you can see, a career after MBA abroad has stark advantages. 

If you’re still not sure, though, or if you have any doubts we can clarify to help you find the right career path, please reach out to us. 

Or drop a comment!

We’d be very happy to help.

Liked this blog? Read: Jobs for MBA Freshers | 8 Amazing career paths to choose from!

FAQs

1. Which MBA has the highest salary?

Answer- MBA in Finance has the highest paying salary.

2. Is MBA hard to study?

Answer- MBA can be a challenge, but it isn’t impossible to crack. All you need is the will to succeed and probably lots of study time. 

3. Which MBA is more in demand?

Answer- The MBA specialization for General Management is the most in-demand right now. Here you will learn a lot of real-life skills that can be applied to any organization you join.

WRITTEN BY

Aastha

Study Abroad Expert

Aastha Arya is a Senior Content Writer at iSchoolConnect who writes about topics covering study abroad trends, exclusive news updates and prolific college courses. She has a 4-year of experience in this field and also likes to keep tabs on recent events, visa policy changes, and many other concerns that affect international students.

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