B.J.B Autonomous College

Placement: After getting the degree in IMSc bioinformatics, most of the students go on to further studies like a Ph.D. while others prepare for the civil service, and some apply for government jobs or banking jobs. Some get placement in pharmaceutical companies like Cipla, Torrent Pharmaceuticals Ltd. , Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Ltd. , Cadila Healthcare Ltd. , Dr. Reddy's Laboratories Ltd. , Lupin, etc. Top recruiting companies Genpact, HSBC, IBM, Infosys, TCS, Wipro, etc. Visit BJB autonomous colleges for campus placements. For more placement details, you may use the Shiksha BJB college page. (https://www.shiksha.com/college/b-j-b-autonomous-college-Bhubaneswar-47551/placement). I hope this will help you.

BJB Autonomous College is one of the premier educational institutions in Orissa. The MFC is a two-year self-financing Master's degree program in Finance, affiliated with Utkal University. It is a professional course which exclusively deals with finance and its management. The objective of the course is to meet the increasing need for manpower required in the financial services sector of the country and outside.
Course Details: MFC is a course consisting of four semesters, spanning a period of two years. The first semester consists of subjects that introduce students from various disciplines to the world of commerce and finance. The other three semesters are divided into core subjects that offer the student sufficient skills to fulfill the objective of the course. At the beginning of the 3rd semester is an industrial tour in which the students visit different industries and obtain practical knowledge. After the fourth semester, they submit a project report on different related topics in related sectors.
Admission to the self-financing courses is based on an entrance test which is conducted by the college. 95% of the total number of seats are reserved for Orissa candidates. In the self-financing of BJB Autonomous College, the cut-off mark for MFC was 93.80%. This is last year's cut-off. The expected cutoff is approximately 95 per cent based on the past year's records.