Finance

CA has a good scope, it is professional course. But, it doesn't mean that B.Com is not good it is also good, so go for your choice I recommend you to go for CA, if you are seriously wants to do your career good but it needs hard work also so be prepare for that. Thank you.

In my opinion, this is the best college for your course. You can get the good environment, best faculty, and the most important the placement and the infrastructure is very good of this college.

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Hi Shweta, continue with MBA General as it has more scope than MBA Finance. Good luck!

Yes, you can do MBA in HR or Finance, but decide on any one. HR would be considered as a career shift, and finance might be something you are familiar with, in your career. It's all up to you.

Hi Anushka,
After B.Com, you may not get the position of Finance Manager as this position needs work experience and higher qualifications. It is very common for students to go for the master's degree in Commerce after completing B.Com or pursue MBA in Finance. This will give you a big weight in your profile to get a higher salary job. But to become the head of Finance you still need Work Experience.

Hello! Yes, an MBA in Finance (after pharmacy) is a good choice only if you are genuinely interested in pursuing it. https://www.shiksha.com/mba-in-finance-chp
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/top-5-mba-specializations-in-india-blogId-3223
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Hello, Firstly, you need to give the MBA entrance exam (s) like CAT XAT etc. Whose scores are accepted by the particular colleges offering MBA in Finance. Then, if shortlisted, you have to appear for the interviews and clear them to get selected:
Some top-ranked MBA colleges in Finance:-
1. JBIMS, Mumbai.
2. IIM Kolkata.
3. SP Jain, Mumbai. Thank you.

It won't be easy, but the effort you put in would be completely worth it. Management is something you do not learn in any Science related course. So, at first it may seem difficult, but everything is based on basics you learned till class 12th, so brush up on the basics that's it.