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mahima yadav

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Placement for finance students is good, but it also depends on the calibre of the students and the kind of marks he/she has scored.
For more information, you can tell about which college, particularly, you need to know the placement for the finance students.

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Mishita Singhal

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Hello,
I don't think you can pursue higher studies after a course from III. I further request you to ask and consult your faculties for further options and ways.

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Mishita Singhal

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Dear, Amity Noida offers good placements and if you want to go in the banking sector go for either marketing/sales or finance as your specializations.

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A KaushikEnglish language trainer cum career counselor

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Dear Radhika,
If you wish to go into the banking sector, you can pursue MBA in banking and finance. MBA in Banking and Finance is a 2-year full-time postgraduate banking course. Eligibility is is Bachelor's degree in banking or any equivalent degree with 55% of marks from a recognised university. Many colleges and universities offer Master of Business Administration [MBA] (Banking and Finance) course in India. Every college and university has its own eligibility criteria, admission process, and fee structure. This course provides a strong foundation in banking and finance sectors. This course helps to learn to check accounts, keeping t
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sai Keerthana

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Hi there,
Finance goes well with students in Ramaiah since it has good name and fame many top notch companies like KPMG, Deloitte, E&Y, Moody's, etc., visit campus. It's completely in hands of students to grab an opportunity. The highest salary was 7.5 LPA and lowest being 3.5 LPA giving an average of 4.2 LPA.

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Ritu Bhandari

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Hi,
Indian Institute of Finance-Management of Business Finance MAT cut-off is 600 score. Therefore, you can get into this college.

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Juhi BansalExplore your self

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Hi Joel,
The difference between finance and accounting or finance and taxation is that accounting focuses on the day to day flow of money in and out of a company or any other firm, institution. And finance and taxation term for the management of assets and calculate the tax and planning for future.

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Both the courses are different, in accounts, you are going to study about all past transactions and in finance, you are going to study about past and future transactions. In finance, you are going to study about financial planning, budget and many more.

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