Banking, Finance & Insurance

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After completing Bachelor of Science, a large number of students prefer Master of Business Administration as their post-graduation course. MBA has a good scope in India as you can work in various fields after completion of the course. It usually depends on the branch in which you have completed MBA.
The growth of Multinational companies and branding in India has brought new management challenges. MBA education helps you find solutions to such business issues. The MBA course teaches you necessay skills and qualities for good and effective management.
There are various options for you to consider in MBA. You can choose on these branches to complete MBA in India.
Finance
Management
Banking
Information Technology
Economics
Healthcare
Retail Management
To pursue Master of Business Management in India the best institutes are IIMs. It is a big deal to complete MBA from Indian Institute of Management. Such candidates are offered job from all around the world.
For admission in Indian Institute of Management, you need to appear for Common Admission Test (CAT). The requirement for CAT is graduation degree with 50 percent marks. In case of SC/ST, only 45 percent marks are required.
After passing CAT, you can apply for admission in IIMs. Try to apply in as many IIMs as possible. Getting good CAT score does not guarantee admission in IIM. You will have to go through written test, group discussion and interview before being selected in IIM.
The other popular MBA exam is Management Aptitude Test. It can be taken by anyone with a graduation degree since percentage is not a criteria to appear for this exam.
Some top MBA colleges are:
1). Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore
2). Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta
3). Indian Institute of Management, Indore
4). Indian Institute of Management, Kozhikode
5). Indian School of Business (ISB), Hyderabad
6). Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad
7). Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies
8). Indian Institute of Planning and Management
9,) Xavier Institute of Management Bhubaneshwar
10.) Institute of Management Technology Ghaziabad

BFM course refers to Bachelor in financial markets which is a three year specialization course offered by Mumbai University. It mainly deals with financial markets, markets behavior, etc.
BAF refers to Bachelor in Accountancy and Finance which is also a three year specialization course offered by Mumbai University.
If one has affinity to accounting, book keeping, economics and pursuing CA or some professional degree I would suggest to opt for BAF as course curriculum is defined in similar way to that.
If you want to learn about stock market behavior, capital markets functioning and want your career in similar direction you should opt for BFM Course.
Both courses have their own benefits considered separately.in the end it boils down to your choice of preference.