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You should follow an apt education path. Numerous universities in India offer the Banking and Finance courses at under graduate, post graduate and even at Ph.D levels. In addition to these, there are various Diploma and certificate courses in this area.
Under graduate courses:
BBA Banking and Finance
BBA Banking
B.Com Banking and Finance
B.Com Banking Management
B.Sc Banking and Finance
Post graduate courses
MBA Banking and Taxation
MBA Banking and Finance
M.Com Bank Management
M.Com Banking & Insurance Management
M.Com Banking and Finance
M.Com Finance and Taxation
M.Com Financial Management
M.Com Financial Services
M.Com International Banking
M.Sc B
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Athira V

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All these are good subjects and have good scope after graduation. You just need to decide what kind of work you want to do. After BA in economics, you need to go for higher studies to get a good job. Business studies BBA alone don't have any value. You can do an MBA after that B.Com in Taxation/finance alone opens many gates. Most colleges also have placements for B.Com, BA and BBA are good courses. BA Econimics is an evergreen degree
But, if you need to work after graduation, B.Com is a better option. Good luck.

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shaniya salahuddin

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Hi,
You have to qualify SET- Symbiosis Institute entrance test, then you can take admission in this university.
Good luck.

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amish jain

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Hello Amrita, The NET exam is conducted for the selection of assistant professor in the university or colleges and to pursue the Ph.D. and JRF fellowship awards. The NTA is going to conduct the UGC NET exam twice a year in online mode only. Candidates, who have completed the post-graduation with 55% marks from recognised university are eligible to apply for UGC NET exam. You can apply for the post-graduation subjects or its related subjects only. As you have completed MBA in Finance and banking & HRD, you may apply to UGC NET HRM, UGC NET finance or other related subjects.

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Prachi PolMaking History...

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Finance and HR is completely odd combo for MBA. But at the same time in case of entrepreneur it will be easier for u for managing employees as well as fund allocation. Employee contribution for the company is more important for both operations and marketing. HR only knows the capacity of employees. In certain cases HR and finance may not be an odd combo. Both MBA HR & MBA Finance are entirely different. It depends upon you to choose the course. MBA HR deals with management of manpower to the organization. He is concerned to formulate & implement the recruitment policy, leave policy, facilities provision to the employees & transfer & po
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shivangi raizada

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You can prefer distance education while doing job you can also pursue it IGNOU is one of the best option that will help you to provide education on distance basis and as well as it's a renowned University and it have value, but for that you have to clear entrance test. Good luck.

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Akhil Waid

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Economics is in much higher demand than finance. Finally, with an econ degree, you can do anything a finance major can, but the reverse is not at all true. Most jobs an econ major can do you would not be prepared for with a finance degree.

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Usha L MojiPositive thinker!!

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When it comes to MBA, Finance is in the top of the ladder, then Marketing, HR and Operations. I would like to suggest that choose a specialisation which you are passionate about. Try to gather in depth information about each of them like what are the job opportunities or future scope of the specializations and other aspects.

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Lorna Dsouza

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Hi Sachin!
While choosing either of the courses mentioned, you must consider your preferences carefully. If you are looking forward to a career in the accounting and taxation field then B.Com (Hons. ) is the right programme for you. However, banking and finance aspirants will find Economics (Hons. ) more productive.

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Lorna Dsouza

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Hi Aneri!
MFM has more scope and credibility. Financial management has emerged as one of the lucrative career option. Financial managers of any company are among the highest paid professionals both in India and abroad. Generally MNCs are hot destinations for candidates qualified in financial management.

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