Finance

IIFT syllabus for MBA international business includes three compulsory papers on finance (financial accounting, financial management I and II). In addition, students have choice to have electives also from the field of finance.

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Hi Akshay Thakur,
If you are doing a job and have some experience, then you can pursue MBA in finance.
All the best.

After B.Voc, its not a good option to go for MBA in banking/finance. M.Voc is better option after B.Voc.

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MBA in finance has good career prospects in future. As most of the people in India are still lacking the financial literacy. In most part of India banks are still not present. There is ample opportunity in retail/investment banking and financial services.

Hi Rohit,
This program is taught in Chinese and English so you have to know these languages. You must also complete your Bachelor's degree with very good grades especially in maths. TOEFL is not mandatory but check with them once again. The requirements are clearly given here:
http://www.nbs.ntu.edu.sg/Programmes/ChinaProgrammes/MscFinance/English/admissions/Pages/Requirements.aspx
It also says 'applicants with work experience in finance, commerce and management will have an advantage over those without relevant work experience'.

All the three are good at their place. You should choose as per your interest.

Yes you can go for MBA after your B.Sc.

Hi Pradeep,
Thanks for putting up the query.
Highest package is Rs 9 lakhs and average package is Rs 4.5 lakhs. For finance, placement records are very good. You can check even more in to JIMS Rohini website.
Thanks.