Finance

Hello, There is no such difference between M.Sc. . And MS degrees. In countries like india, UK the Masters programme are better known as M.Sc. . programme and in the country like USA, it is better known as MS programme. Both M.Sc. . and MS is called as Master of Science programme.

IES is the better choice to pursue MMS in finance. Apart from having a good track record in placements, it provides value addition through education and that's what most of the colleges are missing out these days.

The colleges that will get at this score does not suit the academic background you have at present. Apologies for the risk of sounding blunt, but I will advise you to prepare harder and appear for next CAT. If the case is that you must go for an MBA in this year itself, then your possible choices would be BIMTECH- Greater Noida, IMT-Nagpur & its Dual Country programme. Also, apply to Nirma University-Ahmedabad & KJS-Mumbai for an outside chance. You can also appear for SRCC's GBO programme. It is very good compared to all the options that you may get at this CAT's %ile.

For general category, cut off revolves around 95 percentile every year. Specialisation, you'll have to select in the second year of MBA.

You need to have passed HSC, or its equivalent examination from a recognized Board.

B.Com in Finance and Accounting will be useful for you, mainly if you want to pursue a professional course like CA. If you are clear about your goal on being an entrepreneur, then I suggest you pursue a course like B.Com Hon. / BBA entrepreneurship. These will definitely provide a better foundation for you.

B.Com finance and accounting is not offered in Lala Lajpat Rai College, Mumbai.

Hi,
CGC Landran is an excellent choice for MBA-finance since it offers the best career and placement opportunities and getting an admission to it is both possible via CAT exam score/percentile or direct admissions but that shall be on paid donation basis, authorities may charge you extra along with your graduation score card. All the Best.