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a year agoContributor-Level 10
PhD is a course that demands great commitment and dedication. Students who meet the below points can enroll in PhD in Finance:
- Any candidate who has a postgraduate degree from a recognised university in Finance and has an interest in teaching research work can pursue PhD in Finance.
- Those who are interested in a career in finance might enroll in a PhD in Finance program. For enhanced employment possibilities, those who have acquired PG degrees in lucrative fields like MBA Finance or MCom Finance can choose to pursue a PhD in finance.
- Candidates should enroll in the course if they aspire to become Professors. The course is also an op
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
After one has completed a PG degree, they can pursue PhD in Finance. This programme provides an in-depth and advanced knowledge in the field of Finance. It is a research-based Doctoral course.
It is the highest degree being offered in the Finance studies and are mostly opted by candidates who want to expand their horizon in academics and get into professor roles.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Though both the courses are similar, the course curriculum, syllabus, etc., may differ. Here is the comparison table for your idea:
| Parameters | Diploma in Banking and Finance | Diploma in Accounting and Finance |
|---|---|---|
| Course Overview | This course is a Diploma level course that provides training and increases the competence of students to evaluate the constant changes pertaining to finance, methods of dealing with the financial crisis as well as the basis for bailouts for various banks across the country | This course is a Diploma level course that makes students aware of different aspects of Accounting and Financial management policies which covers areas such as Fundamentals of Accounts and Finance, Indian Banking system, Use of technology in Accountancy and Finance, etc. |
| Eligibility | Class 12 or Graduation with at least 50% | Class 12 with at least 45-50% |
| Syllabus | Principles & Practices of Banking, Business Economics, Taxation, Business Law, Retail Banking, etc. | Fundamentals of Accounting, Accounting & Audit Practice, Financial Risk Management, Indian Financial System, etc. |
| Average Fees | INR 500 - INR 30 Lakh | INR 10,000-60,000 |
| Average Salary | INR 2-6 Lakhs Per Annum | INR 2-6 Lakhs Per Annum |
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a year agoContributor-Level 9
Dear Aspirant,
Some good and top B-schools that accept MAT scores are New Delhi Institute of Management (NDIM), Amity Business School, Noida, Jaipuria Institute of Management, Noida and many more. In general, these collges have a cutoff percentile between 97-99percentile in MAT with GD-PI process followed after shortlisting.
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a year agoBeginner-Level 1
If you're looking to pursue an MBA in Banking & Finance through distance education, it's important to choose a recognised university with a solid reputation in the field. Look for programs that offer flexibility, industry-relevant curriculum, and good support services.
For a list of top distance MBA colleges in India, including those offering Banking & Finance, check out this link. It will help you find the best options.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
At Raffles University, both the MBA in Marketing and MBA in Finance have strong placement record, but the MBA in Finance generally offers better opportunities. The average salary for MBA Finance graduates is reported to be higher, ranging from 5 LPA to 13 LPA, while placements for MBA Marketing are also good, but less consistently high.
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a year agoContributor-Level 7
The MBA finance faculty at Amity Global Business School Mumbai consists of experienced academics and industry professionals, offering a blend of theoretical and practical knowledge. While they are generally well regarded for their industry focused teaching. However the opinion varies from person to person.
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a year agoContributor-Level 7
At AGBS Mumbai BBA Finance typically offers Better placement opportunities than BBA IT, due to Mumbai's status as a financial hub with more roles in banking, Finance and investment firms. However, BBA IT also has potential, especially in tech roles, depending on the student's skills and networking efforts.
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