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Shail Oberoi

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MBA finance has tremendous scope. This qualification can give you career options in Banks, NBFCs, Credit rating agencies, AMC. Capital market, IB, PE, Micro finance, Financial planning, academics, accounts, corporate finance. An MBA finance professionals are also among the higher paid professionals
keeping your interest are in finance in mind you can also pick up additional certificate or Diploma courses from BSE or NSE and sharpen your skills. You can also pursue CFA USA) & explore career opportunity in IB, PE & Equity Research.

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Mayur Sondarkar

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You want to do higher studies with distance learning, so you can join NIOS or IGNOU. Its degree is also valid all over, so you can go for it.

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SARTHAK SAHOO

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During B.Com, a candidate can prepare for banking examinations, SSC if interested for central government jobs and CAT MAT CMAT XAT for pursuing MBA. These are few valid options available. The candidate can also try to give other state based entrance examinations depending on the state to which he/she belongs.

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Deepti Singh

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Its good to hear that you have been thinking to make a career in the Banking Sector. As everyone knows that finance is the backbone of any country's economy whereas banking helps to circulate the money across the country as well as across the world. Banking has been of the Great career field as the Indian economy is developing and which has given many of the foreign banks to come India. Whereas in majority of the Banks their is much need of the Skilled and Tech Savvy Human Resource. One has an opportunity to make a career in the banking field either in Private or Public Sector. One has to choose in which sector one expects to make a ca
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Deepti Singh

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Do you mean that you should appear for all the exam of CFP?
Yes you can but each exam would require time to prepare.just M.Com is not enough to pass the exams.

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Sanjitha P

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Placements is good and has more opportunities for next batch too. Companies like ITC, goldmansachs, Federal Bank, pantaloons, CCD, Bajaj, Robert Bosch, zoho, Accenture, Wipro, etc. Students are entitled to take up dual placement based on certain rules.
TCS, Kotak, Ford, Eurocon, Vodafone, Parrys, HCL, etc.

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Shail Oberoi

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MBA finance has tremendous scope. This qualification can give you career options in Banks, NBFCs, Credit rating agencies, AMC. Capital market, IB, PE, Micro finance, financial planning, academics, accounts, corporate finance. An MBA finance professionals are also among the higher paid professionals.

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Mohit MehtaLive Life Regret Free!

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MBA in finance would be a very good option in this university because companies like Thomson Reuters, Federal Bank, ICICI Bank, Zoom Car, etc. all came in with opportunities in finance. The faculty is also very well-experienced and has a lot of corporate exposure which can be useful during placements or internships.

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Rudra ShauryaPlastic Mould Design Engineer

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It depends. PGDM is mainly for working professionals and MBA is for who do not work actively. Both have nearly same structure and demand in industry. This is a matter of choice. If you are working, then pursue PGDM, if you are not, then pursue MBA.

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