Finance

No, you are not eligible because it's required Bachelor's degree in economics or law.

The cutoff for admissions based on CAT scores was 99.99 percentile. The total fees for the entire 2-year course is around Rs. 2 lakhs irrespective of Marketing or Finance

Finance will be a good option, as it has ample amount of Maths associated, one more course you can search for which will have more of Maths and financial modelling is 'financial engineering', it being offered by few institutes in India.

Although choosing an MBA specialisation is majorly driven by your professional interests and career goals, students should also take into account factors such as the number of full-time and internships opportunities in that domain, salary packages, the business school's reputation for that field, and the quality of faculty and pedagogy on offer. MBA in Finance, Marketing and HR are very lucrative fields of specialisation. All these branches of MBA offer opportunities in various sectors and with exciting job opportunities. Although, choosing which field should you specialise in totally depends on your interests.

Every functional area in MBA is special in its own. Both have good amount of packages and career prospects.

MBA with specialisation in any stream is good but it all depends upon the interest or choice. There are many colleges in India which do have good specialisation in MBA. One of them is IMS Ghaziabad UCC and to know it better do take time to check the website and learn more about programs with its career scope.

For a good career, you can choose a Diploma in finance in comparison to the other two courses. All the best. If you are satisfied with the answer, please upvote.

You can explore about -
- CUET
- LPUNEST
- Jamia CET
- AMEEE
- CUCET.

60% is the cut off mark. Hope this answer helps.