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Shrija Ashok kumarWork in a way to always challenge your limits !

Contributor-Level 10

Hello,
Your qualification is not enough to pursue MBA Finance.
You can only do Post graduate (MBA) after completing your graduation.
Enroll yourself for graduation first.
You can go for B.com or BBA.
And, after completing that or while pursuing your final year of graduation, you can enroll yourself for MBA Entrance Exams like CAT, MAT etc.
After getting into a B-School, you will get a chance to choose your specialization in 2nd semester.
Good Luck.

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Ankur KumarIt good to commit mistakes but only if you learn.

Guide-Level 13

Dear Student,
With growing competition in the banking sector especially for jobs, it's not a good idea to say that a particular degree or qualification is good enough for building career. But yes, if you do whatever you are doing with full concentration and a set goal, it could be the thing for you.
Talking about BBI for a career in banking sector, I would suggest you to go through other short-term certification programmes which will add value to your BBI degree and will give you an upper hand in the interviews.
All the very best

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Debajit Chandra

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Hi,
Since you are in banking sector and you must deal with finance and accounting all day long. I would suggest SAP Financial Accounting (FI)
SAP FI module, as the term suggests deals in managing financial transactions within enterprises. This financial accounting module helps employees to manage data involved in any financial and business transactions in a unified system. This module functions very well for reporting requirements. The SAP FI module is very flexible and functions well in any type of economic situation. Be it a smaller organization or a larger organization, SAP implementation helps in consolidating data for diverse busine
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Mukul Singh Pundir

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Finance and Supply Chain are both different fields with different scope and growth prospects. If you are a supply chain professional you will be dealing with supply chain issues from procurement to final production and final delivery to the end customer.It is the most emerging and challenging field in the market currently so if you are a supply chain professional you will require to update on inventory level manufacturing science transportation logistics warehousing etc. All these will be your necessary part of life.The starting salary in Supply Chain will be about Rs 4 lakh per annum to about Rs 7 lakh per annum depends on the company
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle

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Hi,
Please mention your Bachelor's degree. Your IELTS score is okay and you may be offered a bridge course but for admissions, you must meet academic requirements which are most important.

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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert

Scholar-Level 17

The Master in Finance is intended to prepare students for a wide range of careers both inside and outside the financial industry. It May be M.Sc or MBA in Finance and Accounting.
They can get work opportunities with government and public sector companies as finance officer, risk manager, insurance manager, treasures, manager finance & accounts, to name a few. Though, designations may vary according to company profile. Companies also hire financial managers as consultants who advise senior managers on various business issues. Government also receives advice from financial experts in various issues related to finance and investment.
It is
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Anurupa M BorcherdtArchitect & Interior Designer, Australia

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Hello Kirti,
General requirements are a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field, at least two years work experience, and GMAT and IELTS score. Additional requirements may be university specific.

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santosh U

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Hi,
Yes, there are multiple opportunities for successfully completed B.Com students. B.Com qualified graduates can go for government jobs like bank jobs, Railway, SSC jobs. They are also qualified to appear for Groups and Civils. There are various positions especially for Accounts and tax department in all these jobs like CAG in civil services.
There are positions like accounting officers, tax assistants for fresher's in all these sectors. They are eligible for bank clerical and PO's and for bank PO's (Probation officers), the percentage of marks in degree should be 60 or more to apply for the post.
Apart from all these jobs, they are al
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