Finance

Hi Nabaneeta,
Probably you are in search of core finance level job(investment banker,derivative analyst,actuary,law taxation,asset management,risk management,market research,business analyst-eg: Merger & acquisition) rather than financial product sales target based job profile(insurance sales,mutual.find ,Demat account sales,credit sales)
So, you should ask the in hand salary(not CTC annual.package is in hand) of core finance profile or financial sales profile
However it is good to have 55-60% in graduation as maximum MNC having these profile demands, kindly check this directly with the placement officer.
Happy to help.

Hi Rahul, the average placement for finance in ITM would go around Rs 3 to 4.5 lakhs.

Go as per your interest. Both the specialisations have good job opportunities and career growth.

A First or Upper Second Class Honours degree (or international equivalent) from a recognised university is the criteria. Typical degree backgrounds will include business, engineering, Science, medicine, technology and humanities. You should have more than 3 years' work experience placement rate is 23 percent and 45 percent placement happens in investment banking. The course fee is 27000 GBP and all cost may go up to 40 GBP. Many institutes in India do not have an honors degree then normally a 4 years degree or a master's degree from India is considered as equivalent to an honours degree.

Companies from all specialisations came to our campus for selection. Marketing, HR, and finance were the ones most sought-after. There were companies like IBM, ICICI, Deloitte, E&Y, Indiabulls, Birla, etc. queuing up to screen students. I got selected to a renowned finance company with a package of 5.5 LPA. The placements are really great and a lot of companies come on campus interviews. Great opportunities are being offered to students who can make a career immediately after the course being completed.

Symbiosis, Pune is better as compared to Christ.

Most of the colleges have their cut-off more than 50% in Bachelors degree and if you have work experience, then you can apply for MBA in finance.

Financial management. Financial management refers to the efficient and effective management of money (funds) in such a manner as to accomplish the objectives of the organisation. It is the specialised function directly associated with the top management.

You can go for MBA finance.
You also have other options like CFA, CA but, they are time consuming and need much more hard-work.
All the best.