Career Outlook After a Degree at The Oxford College of Business Management

Pre-Placement Training

The placement cell follows a four-stage approach. Stage 1 covers profile and assessments, including interest and work importance, reasoning proficiency and computing skills. Stage 2, called learning to succeed, gives individual feedback and 144 hours of training based on general corporate requirements for employability. Stage 3 covers application assessments and Stage 4 is the placement itself. Mock interviews are held with a panel that includes the director, the departmental coordinator and the placement officer, and they test communication, analytical, technical, human and conceptual skills, career knowledge and attitude. One senior professor from each department also joins the mock interview panel as a subject expert.

Placement Process and Rules

• Companies share the job profile, pay package, place of posting and eligible departments with the placement office.
• Resumes are shortlisted by the company and shortlisted students are notified.
• Students who accept an offer are not allowed to sit for further interviews under the placement policy.
• Final-year full-time students must register with the T&P cell and give three sector preferences.
• A formal dress code applies on placement days, and students must carry their ID cards and resumes.

Alumni Journeys

The college website features alumni working as an internal auditor at KPMG, an advanced analyst at Ernst & Young, a deputy manager in commercial finance at Vodafone, and professionals at PhonePe, Target and other firms. Some graduates have moved on to an MBA at the University of Toronto, the University of Texas and IIM Ranchi, and one alumnus serves in the Karnataka State Police Service.

Common Career Paths

• Corporate roles in finance, marketing and human resources
• Banking, financial services and insurance
• Accounting, taxation and audit
• Business analytics, operations and supply chain
• Hospital and healthcare administration for PGDHA graduates
• Higher studies in India and abroad, and entrepreneurship

For a full picture, compare the course fees with the reported packages and review the college's approval status before you decide.