Finance

Hi, Please find the links below for the detailed information on the courses:
https://www.shiksha.com/careers/business-analysts-179
https://www.shiksha.com/careers/accountant-211.

You can pursue MBA in finance in finance through distance learning. You need to choose a college offering distance education such as IGNOU.

Hello Jinal!
If you are looking for a good career, then you may know that both have good career. You should go for finance as priority and should join both degree programme.

No. Do Diploma later after completing MBA and preferably while on a Job. Diploma has value only when you have proper experience.

NMIMS is one of the most reputed institute in India. Yes, it has attendance criteria but it offers you real return in terms of quality education. So, you can go ahead in MBA in Finance.

Hello Miss Vidhi,
You can pursue UGC NET Examination. The only eligibility is that you have to have minimum 55% in your Masters from recognised Indian university irrespective of your age. Regards,
Deepak.

MBA finance has tremendous scope. This qualification can give you career options in Banks, NBFCs, Credit rating agencies, AMC. Capital market, IB, PE, Micro finance, Financial planning, academics, accounts, corporate finance. An MBA finance professionals are also among the higher paid professionals
keeping your interest are in finance in mind you can also pick up additional certificate or Diploma courses from BSE or NSE and sharpen your skills. You can also pursue CFA USA) & explore career opportunity in IB, PE & Equity Research.

MBA finance has tremendous scope. This qualification can give you career options in Banks, NBFCs, Credit rating agencies, AMC. Capital market, IB, PE, Micro finance, financial planning, academics, accounts, corporate finance. An MBA finance professionals are also among the higher paid professionals.

Hi,
Fees and placements vary for every college/universities. The average fee charged by institute ranges between INR 4 to 20 Lacs. Please confirm the college name for better understanding.
Thanks.

It depends. PGDM is mainly for working professionals and MBA is for who do not work actively. Both have nearly same structure and demand in industry. This is a matter of choice. If you are working, then pursue PGDM, if you are not, then pursue MBA.