Investment Banking

Hi,
A good college is the one, which provides prime placement opportunity, outstanding industrial exposure and professional enhancement training. Some of the top universities are:
Lovely Professional University, KL E. Society's Law College, LJ Institute of Law-Ahmedabad, MS Ramaiah College of Law - Bangalore, Modi Law College-Laxmangarh, Rajasthan, Navrachna University-Baroda, School of Law, Gujarat University-Ahmedabad, South Calcutta Law College - Kolkata etc. Few of these universities provides extensive learning programs and exposure to the students. They also provide worthy scholarships to its students depending upon the entrance test taken of the university or board result. These universities also offer various skill development programs, professional enhancement training and outstanding exposure to its students. I hope it helps.

To get a job as an investment banker, you need the certificate in this field. You have to obtain that certificate with significant amount of work experience in accounting/finance field. Since you are doing MBA Finance, it will also makes a positive impact on your profile. To be the portfolio manager, you must have to be enough qualified. Apart from your academics, if you have well on job experience in this particular field, you can straightly join as the senior post.
My opinion is that along with (or after with) the certification of investment banking, if possible try to get the certification of CFA. It will surely help you to understand the core mechanisms of your job.

1. Choose your area: Soft skill is a multi-dimensional area. It includes communication, personal grooming; personality development; spoken and written English skills; public speaking. You can develop your skills in any one field of expertise.
2. Study/Train with certification courses: Corporate Training Companies in Bangalore, Delhi & Mumbai | Leadership & Public Speaking Programs | Dale Carnegie
OR
English Executive - British Council
3. R & D: Do research in nearby schools, colleges and management institutes. Also, talk to HR friends and colleagues. Find out what makes for the package of 'Soft Skills' as per industry standards. Develop engaging modules and worksheets for short-term courses- say, 2-3 months or one semester.