Finance

In the context of MBA, I just want to recommend Lovely Professional University for MBA. LPU offers correspondence courses as well. So, visit lpu.in.

Hi Ananya V,
The specific programme will depend on your career goals. This is the era of digitization, if you are interested you can check for programs in data or business analytics, digital marketing, E-commerce, etc. Just keep in mind that since you are currently studying MBA and no work experience it will be a challenge to opt for another Masters. It makes your profile weak.

Hi, decide your research area and search for universities in Canada offering research work and activities in your field. Write to the department supervisor and discuss your research interest, funding options, etc. IELTS or TOEFL must be taken. GRE or GMAT may be required. Ph.D notifications are given separately on university websites, you can follow the rules accordingly.

Doing engineering does not necessarily mean that you have to work in that particular sector. It is just a graduation course and B.Tech especially offers a wide variety of careers to choose after its completion. If you are interested in financial markets you could probably do Masters in that field. As per my suggestion, I think, you should complete your graduation and then go ahead with financial markets for further studies.

Yes, ST Xavier's Mumbai offer B.Com finance and accounting. You can also know more details by going to our site:
https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/course/b-com-in-accounting-and-finance-st-xavier-s-college-sxc-Kolkata-park-street-83757

Yes, ST Xavier's, Mumbai offer B.Com finance and accounting. You can also know more details by going to our site:
https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/course/b-com-in-accounting-and-finance-st-xavier-s-college-sxc-Kolkata-park-street-83757

LM Thapar will be the best choice, because of placement packages, study methodology, global exposure and you will get a chance to represent the world by your knowledge, and 2nd I will prefer you Jaipuria, it a good college.

The finance division or department is involved financial planning, accounting and decision making, whereas the marketing department is involved in developing marketing plans and strategies to deliver messages to target markets about the company's brands, products and services. If you are more of an introvert, critical thinker and passionate about statistics and numbers, then Finance specialization is well suited for you. Whereas, if you are an extrovert and love communicating your thoughts, and are able to persuade people, then you should opt for Marketing specialization.