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karan sharma

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Hi Mangesh,
Yes, you can take admission for B.Com in accounting and finance, you can join JK Lakshmipat university for the course, this university has the best infrastructure and highly qualified faculty from India and abroad.Specialisations offered in this university: Finance and accounting, banking and finance and entrepreneurship.
Eligibility: Minimum 50% aggregate marks (45% for SC/ST Candidates), with minimum 50% marks from a recognised Central/State Board/University Examination in India or in any foreign country recognised as equivalent to 10+2 system by the Association of Indian Universities (AIU). Students appearing in the Final
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Lokesh Thadani

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For finance I'll suggest you SIES. It's a very good college for finance students as it gives good ROI as well as good learning. ITM is also good but keep it as a second option as it is not that very much good in terms of ROI. The average package of finance in ITM is around 4.5-5 lakhs whereas in SIES it is around 6 lakhs, which brings a major difference in ROI.

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preksha jainNetworker, motivator

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Dear Chetan,
First of all, don't worry about this thing as you will get to learn it's not like as soon as you go into a firm and they provide you accounting. Any firm if you go for first teaches you the Ifs and Buts and when they think you are capable enough to do then only they will give you the responsibility. Getting confused which one to choose and coming out of it is totally your decision but for this you need to figure out are you good in presenting yourself or representing a firm? If yes, then go for marketing and if you are good with numbers and calculations then finance is good for you. Try talking to your seniors or professor
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CA GAGAANDEEP KALRA

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Yes, yo can go with PUMBA.
My second preference would be MIT.

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Lakshmi Narasimman Sharma

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Hi Aayusha,
Top MBA Finance colleges are IIM-Calcutta, FMS-Delhi, IIM-A, B, L, JBIMS-Mumbai, SIBM-Pune, IFIM-Bangalore, IFMR-Chennai and Chitoor and XLRI-Jamshedpur.
All the best for your future.

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Avantika Khare

Beginner-Level 5

Hello Naveen,
You can pursue MBA in Data Science and Data Analytics from Symbiosis Centre for Information Technology. For more details, please visit here:
https://www.scit.edu/mba_dsda

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Jill Shah

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Hey Raj,
Congratulations on scoring 88.2 percentile in CET exam. This is a decent score and you do have great chances to get yourself admission provided you GD and PI goes well. IES MCRC considers score as one of the factors of evaluation and rest depends on your performance in GD and PI and also Your work experience. Since you have 1 year of work experience it is going to be an add-on. so right now I would advise you to start working on GD and PI and be prepared to answer the questions related to your work experience, as they might grill you on the same.
All the best.

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Ritu Bhandari

Scholar-Level 16

Hi, Below are some fields in which you can either do a short term courses or apply for a job after MBA in Finance specialisation:
Share Market Courses. Chartered Accountancy (CA)
Venture Capital. Investment Banking. Cost And Management Accounting. Account Reconciliation. CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst)
Financial/Wealth Manager.

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kajal soniPursuing FRM part 1 from edupristine

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If you are from a finance background, then it will not be difficult for you to learn investment banking. In case you are from non-finance background then you need to pay special attention and study a lot. I am also from non-finance background and have completed investment banking.

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