Banking, Finance & Insurance

One needs to know the difference between the two:
Job opportunities offered after CFP course are CFP legal financial planner, estate planner, investment planner, insurance planner, tax consultant, etc while MBA offers Managers, leaders, operations and sales heads, etc. CFP covers financial planning as a subject while MBA focuses on economics, accounting, operations and marketing along with a specialization that is chosen by the candidate. The CFP course exams are held thrice in a year while the two years MBA program is set in a semester mode. CFP entrance examination is online while for MBA it defers with institutions. CFP is organized by Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards or the CFP board while there are a number of institutes that offer MBA program.
If client management and planning finances for clients ( that is guiding them through legal restrictions,
financial laws, investment and tax planning, insurances and benefits etc. ) interests you then CFP will add
value to your career.
While to add value to your existing career MBA is just perfect. Besides giving you an option of choosing your specialization MBA also trains you in economics, accounting, operations and marketing in depth. Internship being an important part of MBA gives the opportunity for corporate world exposure which is required as most of the students need to join a company to know and live in the work culture.

In India, a lot of college for MBA in Banking and Finance.
Kaizen School of Business Management (KSBM) ,Mumbai
Academy of Maritime Education & Training,Chennai
NMIMS University, Mumbai
Chennai Business School (CBS),Chennai
Pillai's Institute of Management Studies & Research (PIMSR), Panvel
Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU),Delhi/NCR
Panjab University - University Institute of Applied Management Sciences (UIAMS),Chandigarh
Symbiosis School of Banking Management (SSBM), Pune
National Institute of Bank Management (NIBM),Pune
International School of Business Management (ISBM), BhubaneswarBhubaneswar
DBM - Dr. D.Y. Patil University, Navi Mumbai
Indraprastha University School of Management Studies - New DelhiBongaigaon
Jain School of Business - Hyderabad,Hyderabad
SCMS Business School, Cochin
Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIM A)
Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta (IIM C)
Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore (IIM B)
Xaviers Labour Research Institute Jamshedpur (XLRI)
Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai (JBIMS)
These are the top college for MBA.
All the best.

Being and 12th standard your eligible to apply for IBPS Clerk Examination. I provide you the details regarding IBPS Examination.
IBPS stands for Institute of Banking Personnel Selection and its conduct Common Written Examination for every year.
The Examination may divided into Written Examination, Group Discussion and Interview. The Written Examination is an Objective type with multiple choice. IBPS Clerk Examination having negative marking. So you should take special care while answering the questions.
To apply for IBPS Clerk Examination you should complete 12th standard in any discipline from recognized university. You should score Minimum 60% percentage of marks in 12th board Examination and relaxation will applicable for sc/st candidates and OBC candidates. Final year candidate may also eligible to apply for this Examination.
Your age should be 18 years to 28 years and relaxation will applicable,
For sc/st candidates: - 5 years
For obc candidates: - 3 years and
For Physically Challenged candidates: - 10 years .
You should be qualified in any one of the computer course ( ie :- M.s Office / Tally ) from recognize Institution.
IBPS Examination Pattern:-
English Language
Numerical Ability
General Awareness
Computer Knowledge
Reasoning Ability
You may apply for this Examination in both the online as well as offline. The Important Notification for this Examination may published in Employment newspaper and official website. The Online registration starts during the Month of August, Payment of Application fees during the Month of August and the Written Examination held during the Month of November.
To crack this Examination you should refer the Books like, Bank Clerk Guide by Thorpe , Bank Clerk Examination by Jain , Bank Clerk Examination practice work Books by Rhp Editorial Board , Bank Clerk Examination Solved question papers by Rhp Editorial Board etc.
The score card is valid for one year. So, If your qualified in IBPS Examination with this score you may apply for any one of the participate bank.
So, after 12th standard, you are eligible to apply for IBPS Examination.

Chief Financial Officer
A person in a financial leadership role, such as a CFO, often uses more of the left side of the brain. Biologically, these types of persons are logical thinkers, reasoners, and analysts. This all makes sense when you are sitting in a room full of financial-minded people! The conversations and body language are different. The type of person best suited for a CFO position needs to have the ability to point out the problems and figure out a solution to fix them.
Some characteristics and skills that effective CFOs possess include:
Logical
Analytical
Improving Profits and Cash Flow
Finding the Problem and Fixing It
Chief Executive Officer
Cerebral_lobesWhile the CFO tends to use left side of the brain, the CEO often relies more on the right side of the brain where the imagination, creativity, and intuition centers lie.
The CEOs role is to think outside the box, lead the company forward, and set an example. Some characteristics and skills that effective CEOs have include:
Emotional Intelligence (EI)
Servant Leadership
Problem-Solving Skills
Active Listening
Brainstorming
Distilling Ideas and Concepts
Communicating Effectively
While the list above does not fully encompass the characteristics that a CEO needs, it highlights the difference in the role of a CEO from that of a CFO. It requires more people skills, communication skills, and creativity.