Finance

The difference between accounting and finance is that in accounting you are maintaining books of records in form of computerised accounting or written accounting, but in case of finance, you are actually finding the price of the commodity which is produced, how much cost is required for the commodity? What are the expenses made on that? Accounting is for one year and finance is for a particular commodity which is not fixed.

Students generally prefer MBA in financial marketing from IPU. Kindly check the difference:
https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison-72081-242636

Dear,
The last year's cut-off for admission to IIFT 2016-18 batch were between 38-45, which varied according to the analysis of different experts. The IIFT 2016 cutoff depends on exam pattern and difficulty level of the exam. Hence, it is expected that the IIFT 2016 cutoff would be around 40-45. It is equally good as IIFT Kolkata.

IMI, Delhi is better but it is not that bad. First of all analyse yourself whether you want to go for core finance job or banking field sales.

You can sit for CAT after graduation and than apply for good MBA colleges. IIM-Kolkata is best for Finance, you can also look for NMIMS, FMS, TAPMI, IFMR, GIM, LBS-Delhi for Finance. In finance, particularly financial analytics is much required in most of the investment banks and credit rating agencies.

Scope in finance is more in current situation.

The first thing to do is check out the best B-Schools in India for Finance. Of course, IIMs are the best institutes, but better to know in detail according to the specialization. This can be done with a little bit of effort.
The second thing would be to check the eligibility for the course. The cut-off scores of competitive exams (CAT, XAT, IIFT, MAT, etc) and the required percentage in graduation, Xth and XIIth.
The next obvious thing is to join a coaching institute. T.I.M.E is the best for CAT coaching institute according to me. Prepare hard and get admission in a good B-School.
All the best.

View 7 banking, finance and insurance colleges in Nashik. See the eligibility, admissions process, fee structure, course details, reviews and other in the below link:
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All the best.

Placements are not good. It's better to contact the current students.

No, there is no sports quota for management courses in DU.
As far as I know, admission will be purely on merit basis.