Finance

Both r good but u choose what's your interest and what's your skill to improve n
in which field u choose.
All the best

If you're an above average student, I would not recommend JIMS to you. It's always a better idea to invest one more year on your preparation than to do your MBA from a below average institute.

Dear Anup,
AUT is a decent university (Though not as reputed as University of Auckland). Unfortunately, finance jobs (barring procurement and logistics) do not appear on the NZ skill shortage list (both short term and long term). However, NZ does offer a decent one year stay back option post completion of your PGDip that may help you in finding a job for a year.
I suggest you also look out for countries that are global financial hubs such as Dubai for Middle East, UK and Ireland (upcoming hub) in Europe, Singapore in Asia. Let me know in case you have additional queries, glad to help.

France does offer good MBA programs at low cost. However, local language is very important if you intend to work there. Post completion of the program, you will get one year time to stay there.

Hello,
Thanks for asking.
Yes, there are many jobs available for you.
You have to Prepare for- SSC Exams, Bank Exams, Railway Exams, etc.
Visit here to know more-
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Best of Luck.

SRM University is good for engineering not for MBA. The ROI for MBA is very low.

You should opt for MBA in agribusiness as it will suit well to your needs. Try for Symbiosis, IRMA or National Institute of Agricultural Extension Management (MANAGE) for MBA in agribusiness. These colleges provide specialised MBA in agribusiness.