Banking, Finance & Insurance

It depends on you. If you just want to graduation only, then go for B.Com (Hons) but if you want to do CA, CS, MBA, then you can go for B.Com general because it would make it easier for you to focus on CA or CS or MBA entrances since B.Com general is easier than B.Com (Hons).

Bhavan's Vivekananda College of Science, Humanities and Commerce (BVCSHC) does not offer a B.Com in Finance and Accounts. Please refer to the link provided below for a detailed list of all B.Com courses offered by this institute. Regards.
https://www.shiksha.com/college/bhavan-s-vivekananda-college-of-science-humanities-and-commerce-bvcshc-secunderabad-25272/courses?bc[]=6&ct[]=713

Hi, Yes, you are, but you should have to know some basic maths. Otherwise, there will be a problem to solve questions. There is no use of Science in B.Com. It is same like maths but in B.Com. You will not going to solve hard maths like algebra, geometry, graphs, etc. It's much easier than other courses but you have to use brain with full attention to understand the problems. If you are strong in basic maths, definitely, you are eligible for B.Com in accounting and finances.

As you have completed MBA in Finance, you can go for professional courses like CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst), CFP (Certified Financial Planner), FRM (Financial Risk Manager), NCFM, Executive programme in Algorithmic Trading. Apart from these you can also go for courses on newer technologies like R, Python and Blockchain.

You are eligible if you are in the final year of your Bachelor's programme or already have a Bachelor's degree, or have professional working experience that totals up to 4 years.

Hello! At that CET score, you can apply for the PGDM programs of colleges such as NL Dalmia (best for Finance), SIES, Welingkar, MET Chetana, and IES. Good luck!

One of the option is you can go for MBA. Marks doesn't matter a lot you just need to have subject knowledge and concepts clear. You should be able to apply them in practical situations. You can go for MBA-Finance and a good performance will definitely help you to shape your career in a better way. Many banks, financial institutions, offer good job roles to smart students rather than studious ones. So, have confidence in yourself. Best of Luck.

Yes, of course you can clear the Fintech courses. FinTech is mix of Finance and Technology. It is just applying technologically the financial process. So, one with good understanding of finance and processes followed in financial sectors like Trade Life Cycle, Client On-boarding process, Payments process, SWIFT interface process etc. So, one with good sound knowledge in finance can easily understand the FinTech processes.

You will get jobs in core finance sector. Profiles will be like Consultant, Research Analyst, Specialist, Business Analyst, if you see the opportunities - in BA IT. Roles are offered to MBAs, in Global Investment Banks roles like Business Analyst, Research Analyst are offered, rating companies offers Research Analyst, Retail Banks offers Relationship Manager Roles. Apart from this, financial and insurance companies offers sales roles for different bank products like loans, insurance, equities, bonds, derivatives. There are still a lot more roles offered in financial world.