Finance

The basics of accounting are like accounting concepts and conventions, primary knowledge of financial statements like balance sheet, profit and loss statement and how to write ledger, journal and trade balance. These are the basics, which are included in the finance courses.
If you have prior knowledge of these topics, it will be better. Apart from this basics of stocks, shares, derivatives, index will help you a lot to get the concepts easily. All the courses of finance revolve around these basic concepts only.

NMIMS - Bangalore is a much better option than IFIM for finance. The average salary offered at NMIMS - Bangalore is Rs.9 LPA. It was also in the list of top 5 emerging schools of Ministry of HRD. IFIM is a decent option, but definitely not as good as NMIMS - Bangalore.

GLIM is one of the best private colleges in India. You can get admission through CAT, XAT, CMAT or MAT scores. The average package offered is around Rs.10 lakhs.

General topics like project finance, corporate management, fixed income and tax, investment banking, risk management, project management and strategy planning are included.

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There is no place of confusion. Self-determination and an extrovert student's quality are required to pursue MBA finance and CFA (USA). Definitely, you can have better prospects in finance sector.

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The tuition fee may range from $15,000Cdn to around $30,000 Cdn. Living expenses are also to be considered. Normally, it is around $500 Cdn to $2000 Cdn per month. Please visit university websites for university specific fee.

What is your education background apart from your IELTS?

IFIM-B has better rankings, infrastructure and ROI value than UBS-B. So, my suggestion is to opt for IFIM.