Finance

Hi,
The highest salary offer made to Masters in Management Studies (MMS) students was Rs 26 lakh per annum, compared to Rs 35 lakh in the last batch.
The final placement report for the institute was released on Monday. Apart from financial companies like Citibank, Standard Chartered Bank, JP Morgan Chase, Crisil and HDFC, other companies that showed for the first time this year include Shell, Hinduja Group, Amazon, Genral Motors, Tata Motors, etc. The job roles offered to students include investment banking, global banking, risk management, equity research and the likes. There were also recruiters from the e-commerce domain like Google and Amazon.

Hi, for those seeking a career that deals with money, an MBA specialization in finance can prove to be invaluable. It is a career field which requires one to possess skills in mathematics, economics, and financial theory, all of which are covered in great detail in a finance degree, specialization or track.
An MBA in finance balances mathematical rigor with management classes, and can be a good way to direct your career towards c-suite jobs in finance. As well as what you learn in the classroom, you will be able to undertake a finance internship (at most schools) allowing you to expand on your MBA while actively researching whether or not a career in finance is right for you.
In this course, the students are offered the knowledge and skills of analytical thinking, continuous process, concept of managerial decision, maintaining balance between risk & profitability, coordination process and centralized nature.
The course is included with the corporate finance, budgeting, costing, international finance, investment & securities and working capital management. These subjects prepare the students to work with any financial organization.
Actually, the students who have done the B.Com or having commerce in their qualifying examination, they are well going-through the finance, accountancy and related fields.
All the best.

Hi,
Coming to your query about your choice of doing MBA in finance and doubt about the fresher's pay package in the same. I would like to say that all freshers in average colleges are getting a package like four to five LPA (4-5 lakhs) and from good colleges like Indian Institute of Management, you will get a good pay also like twelve to twenty lakhs (12-20 LPA) depending on the college and company coming for the placement. Even, you can get placed in big four famous companies in finance sector if you are from college.
Again, I would like to inform you that to get into colleges like IIMs, you need to clear CAT exam, and if you score good percentile i.e. 98-99 percentile then only we will get through the top colleges, after that, you need to clear group discussions and personal interview too for admissions.
All the best.

Hi,
Yes, you can pursue MBA finance after your BA.
First step you have cross for doing MBA which is eligibility criteria because:
To appear in MBA entrance test a candidate is required to have minimum 50% marks in his Bachelors from any recognized college and university and some colleges may ask for 60% marks for giving admission and reserve category students may require to have minimum 45% marks in their Bachelor so need not to take tension in TAT as you already got it.
So I would suggest you to check out top 10 MBA colleges in India:
Indian Institute of Management Bangalore
Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad
Indian Institute of Management Calcutta
Indian Institute of Management Lucknow
Management Development Institute
FMS Delhi
S.P. Jain Institute of Management and Research Mumbai
Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies
XLRI Jamshedpur
IBS