Banking, Finance & Insurance

Finance as a major for studies hasn't picked up in India, so there are only a handful of colleges/B-Schools that offer an MS in Finance. The colleges are (in order of what I feel should be their ranking):
1. JBIMS, MumbaiCourse M.Sc. FinanceLocated in the financial capital of India and having the first mover advantage, it is currently the best option available in India. Placement - the highest CTC - 21.5 lacks, Average CTC - 16.3 lacks (2015-17 Batch)
2. SVKM'S NMIMS, MumbaiCourse M.Sc. FinanceThis course was started in 2017 and is relatively unknown, has a lot of potential given the NMIMS brand name.
3. Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics, Pune
Course M.Sc. (Financial Economics)M.Sc. (International Business Economics and Finance)
This option is best suited for people with economics background or those looking to go for research post MS.

The CBM programme offered by the Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts of India University, Tripura is a unique programme covering the areas of money, banking and financial services, banking laws and regulations, credit, treasury, risk management, and banking strategy.
Medium of Instruction:- English
Eligibility:- Graduates (in any discipline) with 45% and above are eligible to enroll into the CBM programme. Duration:- The CBM programme may be completed in a period of 24 months
The Institute of Bank Management and Research (IBMR) was established in the year 2002 as a non-profit society with the objective of developing a new cadre of banking professionals through a comprehensive and contemporary body of knowledge and a rigorous education and certification programme. The members of IBMR are governed by a strong code of ethics and standards of professional practice. IBMR has developed a comprehensive code of ethics and standards of professional practice. All the members will be required to strictly adhere to the code of ethics and standards of professional practice as stipulated by IBMR from time to time
Other institutes offering the same course:
Shri Rama Krishna PG College
Osmania
DAV.

Hi friend,
ITM, Chennai is not good. You can think ITM Navi Mumbai if sales job profile is your goal or give MAT once again to get a level few top colleges where you do not need to ask these questions. Make a linkedin profile to chat with alumni of your favourite field of job (Sales, HR, Financial product sales, Core finance) to get the exact picture of job stability and salary in hand (do not rush behind CTC annual package as this is not your take home; be clever for difference Google this) Remember 100% placement guarantee does not make any sense without job stability or if you are in 'bulk hire and fire' YoY profile. Never get manipulated by such kind of call from an average school 'immediately join our college and submit demand draft otherwise your seat will be passed on to the next '. This strategy is called FOMO marketing strategy by generating fear of losing out to fill the seat; no tier I level college will give such proposal as their placement quality is enough to speak. Hope this will help.
It is a great experience because the campus is about 20 years old with exceptional facility and infrastructure. The campus is located in SIPCOT IT Park which is surrounded by eminent IT companies giving wonderful exposure to students who want to get placed in such companies. ITM institute also provides pick and drop bus facility from campus to the city for the convenience of the students. It is ranked among top B-schools in India by various magazines and newspaper agencies making it a sought after institutes. The placement system here is extremely well organized and the campus in Chennai boasts of an exceptional record for it up till date. You can also go for ITM, Navi Mumbai campus. For finance it has a massive impact on students. But not denying the fact that ITM Chennai is also a good option.

In my view, more of finance related course is better like Accounting, Investment Management, Financial Market, and Banking & Insurance. After completion of B.Com, you can apply in any organisation for the post of accountant. Every company requires the accountant to keep track of the profit and loss of their company. One must have knowledge in areas like Basic Principles of Accountancy, Cost Accounting and Management Accounting to be an accountant. Other than an accountant, there are many career options in this field. Apart from a job, you can go to CA as CA's are highly paid in India. You can also go for MBA-Finance. After MBA you can get job offers like Analyst, Consultant, Relationship Manager and Investment manager.