Banking, Finance & Insurance

Hi Pooja,
If you are not from maths stream it is definitely fine. You can always choose for BBA. It would have maths as a subject but that would be for only one semester and you can always score good marks in it as it would be basic algebra and geometrics. Go for BBA.

Financial Analyst - Financial analysts advise individual bank clients and businesses on investments.
Bank Teller - A high school Diploma is required to get hired as a bank teller.
Loan Officer
Financial Manager
Investment banker

Not really, because your MBA (finance) will anyway teach you all areas of banking and finance from scratch. There are some certification courses which you can try in 1st of year of MBA.

Yes you have a fair chance of getting admission in IMS. It would depend on your rank also for getting the admission.

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Please go to the link I am sharing. Here, you will get all information about colleges and list of colleges in Mumbai. Good luck.

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for details please visit this website

CFA institute does not provide any exemptions.

You can do MBA in banking and finance depending on your skills in that domain. If you are not used to numbers then you can go for MBA in any other area.

Your marks are deducted when the percentage calculated against the cut off released by DU because you are from Science background and didn't study any subject of B.Com. If you belong to general category, your chances are very low to get admit in this course. If you belong to the ST category, maybe you can get admission. But don't lose hope and wait till the last cutoff to come. You can check out last year's cutoff released by DU on their website.