Bachelors

Hi Nikita!
CFA is a certification course which focuses on hardcore finance. They teach you everything related to finance be it equity, fixed income, derivatives, corporate finance, alternative investments, accounting and other related subjects. The focus is on the in-depth understanding of the subject matter and the subsequent application of the same. The course surely hones your analytical skills and gives you a deep understanding of finance and investments. CFA Charter holder also has a good scope of earning than the non-credential peers. The CFA salary for a professional is determined based on various factors such as experience level, job description, job type, sector, and employer type and company size. An entry-level CFA charter holder starts earning from Rs. 2.5 lakhs annually reaching up to Rs. 20 lakhs in India. The scope of a CFA is vast and profitable in the real corporate world. The coveted credential earns you much beyond a professional degree. Thus, a CFA certification is definitely worth it for a finance professional in the real industrial scenario.

Generally it includes
1) English-
Vocabulary Based (Synonyms Antonyms)
English Usage or Grammar
Sentence Correction
Fill in the blanks
Cloze Passage
Analogies or Reverse Analogies
Jumbled Paragraph
Meaning I. e Usage Match
Summary Questions
Verbal Reasoning
Facts or Inferences or Judgements
Reading Comprehension
Essay Writing
2) General Knowledge -The purpose is to test how thoroughly you have read the newspapers during the time and retained much of the information found there. Near about 60 to 65 percent questions are based on current affairs
Politics, Economics, Sports and all news from World. You are judged on the basis of
General Awareness, including understanding of social dynamics, interest in social history, awareness of public debates on matters of polity and economy, awareness about international developments influencing power equations in the world and their impact on India. Aptitude and mental make-up
Language capability including oral and writing skills
Analytical and comprehension skills
Sensitivity to social issues
Ethics and values.

Basic eligibility to qualify for a course in MBA is that a candidate should have a minimum of 45% pass marks in graduation from a recognised university/college. They are required to crack any one of the entrance exam required for admission to the top MBA colleges. Different entrance exam available to MBA aspirants are mentioned at the link provided below:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/20-mba-entrance-exams-you-can-take-this-year-blogId-11473
MBA aspirants will be called by respective colleges for admission based on their score in the entrance exam, and their score in the GD/PI round. Some of the top colleges also look at marks scored in SSC and HSC, or their equivalent. Regards.