Finance

Group discussion:
Shortlisted candidates will be called for group discussion based on score obtained in Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test (MH-CET).
Final selection:
Candidates are selected based on Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test (MH-CET) score, scholastic record of the candidate, work experience and performance in group discussion.
You can check the below mentioned link:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/masters-in-financial-management-jamnalal-bajaj-institute-of-management-studies-churchgate-mumbai-137063
Good luck.

IFCOP misses out on certain accreditation and ranks way below top 50 Institution, hence Placements are not great and not recommended. I advise you to go with top 50 colleges.
All the very best.

Hello Shubham,
The current average package offered at Welingkar - Mumbai is around Rs.8 LPA. If the market situation improves more and there are a lot of good quality students in the college, the companies are bound to offer them good packages. So, the figure might be around Rs.10 LPA.
Welingkar is not that famous for finance. It is better that you can try for NL Dalmia, if you really want to. It's one of the best B-schools in Maharashtra, especially for finance.
Good luck.

Hi,
IFIM Bangalore is an average MBA College. This year they have started giving selection list on spot and taking registration fees. This is not the practice made in the top Colleges. The choice is yours.
All the best.

We have experienced faculty members for finance and the current PGDM batch of 2016-18 has a majority of finance students, so that speaks volumes about the faculty, as the faculty is more or less similar for both MMS and PGDM.

Hi Abhinav,
You know yourself better than others do. If you have good knowledge of finance, then go for it.
Regarding your second specialisation, you can opt for marketing if you want to. Initial days may be tough in the field of marketing but the condition will not be same throughout your life. People generally have misconceptions about marketing.
I hope this helps.

No, there is no such guarantee because this is a government college and they don't give a shit whether all of the students get placement or not.
So it totally depends on your resume. You need to have more than 60% throughout the semesters to sit for placements.

HI Shivit,
Please refer to the link below. It will help you to compare colleges based on different parameters:
https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison
I hope this helps.

FIIB, Delhi is better known for its placements support and dedicated assistance in summer internship, average salaries are good enough compared to Tier-1 B-school.