Finance

Hi,
You can refer to the below link for colleges offering MBA finance with low fee structure:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-in-finance-colleges-india?ts=21713047&rf=filters&sp[]=188&fe[]=f2&ed[]=et_20

There is no such thing called specialisation exist at BBA level, but you will have an optional subject.

Both are good in their own sense. It's quite difficult to answer because every company gives different package in different institutions. It's not about college it's about your exposure. If you do well you would get a good package definitely. Don't just go by good or bad criteria.

There is no 1-year degree.The degree courses are of at least 3 years.
There are multiple options available for you, some of them are:
1. CFA certification.
2. Financial risk manager certification.
3. Financial modelling certification.
4. Chartered wealth manager.
5. Certified financial planner.
You can also go for MBA or PGDM. It all depends on your interests.

It depends on your field on interest. Also, if you are from B.Com background then finance is a better option. For BBA graduates, marketing is better.

Dear Kastubh,
MBA finance is better than M.Sc finance in scope JBIMS, SIMSREE, SPJIMR, KJS, IIT Kharagpur are best colleges in Mumbai. All the Best for your future.

Hi,
There is a wide choice of institutes offering Executive MBA or PGPX programs. You can aim to pursue it from the top notch B-schools like the Indian School of Business (ISB) Hyderabad, various Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs), XLRI Jamshedpur, FMS Delhi, S.P Jain Institute of Management and Research, Mumbai, etc. You can plan your admission by checking out this list of Institutes offering Executive MBA programmes across India. You can sort them course-wise and city-wise to suit your requirement.

Hi,
In the recent years, finance has become one of the most sought after specializations that focuses on management accounting and control, the Indian capital and money market, banking, privatization and international finance. After MBA in finance, one can look for various options in banks, financial consultancies and financial institutions. One can also work in areas like consumer and investment banking, institutional finance, merchant banking, corporate finance and international finance.

Hi Subramani Sg,
Yes, you will be eligible. I don't see any reason as to why you won't be. You must, however, take the IELTS to meet the English language requirements. Your SOP must be prepared accordingly.

Dear Rashmi,
The minimum cutoff is 560 for MAT.
I will recommend JIMS, Rohini Sector 5 if you want to pursue PGDM in finance as this college provides a huge exposure to the students. Deloitte, KPMG etc companies visit the college for the placements.
College also provides live project opportunities and a summer internship for the students to enhance the technical knowledge.