Accounting

1. Excessive Socializing:
As per one study done by IMAI, about 62.6% of Indian Youth spend up to 10 hours per week of time on social media. Excessive use of social media will definitely harm your health along with time and career. It is significant to manage your study along with social media to find a healthy balance. You do not have to forget that your major goal is to become a successful company secretary and not a social media manager.
2. Bunking Classes:
Bunking lectures and missing classes is surly not a good sign for your future prospectus. This will show that you are not serious about your studies displays lack of responsibility. It is being observed that student keep texting or checking Facebook even while the classes are going on. It is advised that students should not divert their attention and focus on studies.
3. Smart study and not hard study:
Even though hard work is the key to success, but it is suggested that instead of studying for long hours, study for a few hours but with complete focus and deep concentration. You should manage your time very effectively as this is a must have quality in CS students.

The Master in Finance is intended to prepare students for a wide range of careers both inside and outside the financial industry. It May be M.Sc or MBA in Finance and Accounting.
They can get work opportunities with government and public sector companies as finance officer, risk manager, insurance manager, treasures, manager finance & accounts, to name a few. Though, designations may vary according to company profile. Companies also hire financial managers as consultants who advise senior managers on various business issues. Government also receives advice from financial experts in various issues related to finance and investment.
It is a dynamic subject, its scope and area of operation have been always increasing, keeping pace with the changes in socio-economic changes.
Salary varies depending on your grade and designation. At the entry-level position, you'd be given the designation of a staff accountant where you would get to work on cash accounts for audits. In a company, you would possibly be given the charge of accounts payable and accounts receivable. Further ahead, you would become the internal auditor, keeping a tab on the finances of the company and be the real financial truth-teller.
Budget and credit analysts come higher up on the ladder. Budget analysts are in the key position of allocating specifics budgets for the company. Credit analysts are generally employed by banks to figure out whether or not a customer can pay back a loan.
As a trainee, one can start with a salary of Rs.8000-Rs.150000. one can command a higher salary as the experiences raises, generally MNCs and private companies pay higher.

Hello,
If you are sure that you want to make your career in finance field then M.finance makes more sense.
MBA is a broader course after which you can opt for operations, risk profiles, finance or marketing.
So, all in all, if you are not sure about the next step, MBA will be a safer option.
If you are fine with finance and don't want to change your decision go for M.finance.
You can also opt for MBA in finance. The difference between Masters in financial accounting and an MBA in finance would be the course structure. Masters in accounting will have in-depth knowledge of subjects like accounting wherein MBA will give you an investment banking, accounting and finance perspective.
You can also think and explore other options like a CA or a CFA. Just a tip, be very sure of the colleges you are applying for.
Thanks.
All the best.