Finance

Dear Prachi,
It depends upon your graduation, if your graduation is B.Com, or B.TEch or B.Sc in maths, B.A in maths etc., you can go for finance. In other cases, you can opt for other specialisations. All the best.

Dear Arpita Sharma,
You have got a good score. Check the following web link for the best colleges under CMAT:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india-accepting-cmat/2-2-0-0-5822
All the best.

Yes, it is good and its ranking has increased recently. Also, its last year's placements have been better and the faulty members for MBA are also good

BIMM, Balaji is the best option among all these.

Never opt for CA/CMA/CS, do MBA as it takes less time and does less mental torture. If you are laborious then go for CA.
A layman can also do PG i.e. M.Com or others as an additional course. Also, don't pursue MBA by taking direct admision it. Make sure that you appear for a national level entrance test and then take admission in a good college.

Prefer NITs or IIMs. You can also look for the top colleges in Maharashtra .

Hello,
Yes, experienced faculty with good placement records so far. Highest package offered last year for finance was Rs 7.5 lakhs. Companies like Deloitte, Morgan Stanley, JP Morgan and other companies came for finance profiles.

Dear,
According to me, you need to consider any other B-school and you have to appear for a management test like MAT, CAT, XAT, NMAT, SNAP or GMAT to give you a wider option to apply in top B-schools.
You can check Times B-school ranking to have a fair idea and set your aim accordingly.
You can check this link for ranking:
www.timesbschoolsurvey.org
All the best.

MITSOB is a better option as it has good placements than MITSOM.
Kindly refer to the link mentioned below:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/pgdm-in-marketing-mit-school-of-business-mitsob-kothrud-pune-113545
Goodluck.

Dual specialisation is like a backup according to me. Single specialisation has its own pros.