Banking, Finance & Insurance

Yes, there are so many colleges for MBA in finance. If I talk about top colleges and high placement, you need to score more than 90percentile in CET and good percentiles in CAT. PUMBA of Pune and Welingkar & SBJain of Mumbai are top colleges where you can explore.

AT MITWPU, MBA (Finance) fee structure is 7 lakhs for 2-year full-time program.

No, this college doesn't accept CAT score. Only CMAT.
The Minimum is 2 lakh and the maximum 10 lakh or more.

You may go for Manipal School of Banking.
All the best.

Dear,
First of all, you have to analyse by your side that which is better for you but according to my advice go for MBA for a better future scope and for good vision.

Yes, you can because banking exam requires a basic qualification of graduation and for certain special post special qualifications are required. All the best.

I would advise you to start coaching for banking exams and study side by side through correspondence. A few banking exams are IBPS, RBI Grade A and B etc. Minimum eligibility for banking is graduation.

No. You should have a passport before that you cannot apply.

It's not necessary to have work experience to get into CFA. You need to just have 4 years of study. For further details you can refer www.cfainstitute.org

Dear Supritha, It is a bit difficult to get admission with 55% in graduation as Australian universities ask for a minimum of 60% normally. However Deakin University, James Cook University do entertain 55% but with an IELTS score of overall 6.5 with not band less than 6, your chances increase if the score is 7 or higher. Apply early to increase chances of admission. Funds shown also should be adequate to meet their requirements to have a better chance. All the best. Regards, Satish.