Finance

Few MNCs, consulting and investment banking firms hires graduates during campus placement from legacy IIMs for onsite jobs, but such job offers are very less. MBA finance graduates from top B-Schools can easily get job abroad after few years of experience.

If you are considering Europe take IELTS instead of TOEFL. Regarding GMAT or GRE you can take either one depending on the university requirements. Nowadays, universities accepts GRE too, earlier business and finance related programs required only GMAT. Some universities on the other hand may not even require a GRE or GMAT.

You should either opt for finance or business management as they will suit your educational background.

Both marketing and finance are good options for engineers. One must chose MBA specialization based on own interests, educational background, prior job experience and personality, skills and competencies. Individuals with good numerical ability can do well in the field of finance particularly investment banking. Marketing is suitable for extroverts.

If you are joining through MAT, there is no quota. Quota is applicable only if you join through TANCET in whose selection PSG has no role. PSG accepts scores above 600 but selection will also depend on your performance in GDPI round. Fee would be higher if you join through MAT. The specialization is usually chosen only after your 3rd semester. You can opt it then. Hope my answer helps you.

MDI Gurgaon, Sydenham and KJ Somaiya are very good for finance and majority of investment banks and Indian banks visit for placements along with private equity companies.

Hi,
Here is different field of MBA specialization:
Finance
HR
Marketing
Operation
International Business
Media
Supply chain management
Logistics
Construction project
Infrastructure
Hospital Administration
Telecom
Biotech
Hospitality
Natural Resource management
Information technology
Entrepreneurship
Retail
Rural
So, choose the field according to your caliber and interest.