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Piyush Baid
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The decision of whether to pursue a Master of Science MS in Finance or a Master of Business Administration (MBA) with a concentration in Finance largely depends on your career goals and personal preferences. A Master's in Finance (MSF) is a specialised degree focused on finance and financial markets. It is recommended for students looking for a career with a strong finance orientation such as investment banking, corporate finance, quantitative analysis, and asset management. On the other hand, an MBA with a concentration in Finance is a more general business degree that allows you to study finance while also exploring other business di
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Surbhi Sahu
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Universities in UK for M.Sc. In finance are :-
1. University of Oxford.
2. Imperial College London.
3. London School of Economics and Political Science.
4. University of Cambridge.
5. University of Edinburgh.
6. University of Warwick.
7. University of Aberdeen.
8. University of Bath.
9. University of Glasgow.
10. Bangor University.
11. Durham University.
12. University of Leeds.
13. University of Strathclyde.
1. University of Oxford.
2. Imperial College London.
3. London School of Economics and Political Science.
4. University of Cambridge.
5. University of Edinburgh.
6. University of Warwick.
7. University of Aberdeen.
8. University of Bath.
9. University of Glasgow.
10. Bangor University.
11. Durham University.
12. University of Leeds.
13. University of Strathclyde.
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Surbhi Sahu
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Yes, there are colleges for MS in finance who don't conduct entrance exam. The list of those colleges is given below :-
1. R V Institute of Management.
2. Indus Business Academy.
3. Alliance School of Business.
4. Christ Deemed University.
5. Acharya Institute of Management and Sciences.
6. MS Ramaiah Institute of Management.
7. Vyasa Business School.
8. GIBS.
9. Vanguard Business School.
10. JIMS, Rohini.
11. JIMS, Delhi.
12. Apeejay School of Management.
1. R V Institute of Management.
2. Indus Business Academy.
3. Alliance School of Business.
4. Christ Deemed University.
5. Acharya Institute of Management and Sciences.
6. MS Ramaiah Institute of Management.
7. Vyasa Business School.
8. GIBS.
9. Vanguard Business School.
10. JIMS, Rohini.
11. JIMS, Delhi.
12. Apeejay School of Management.
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Rhedem Suryavanshi
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London School of Economics - fees in GBP 29,760
University of Manchester - fees in GBP 30,000
Imperial College London - fees in GBP 35,900
University of Edinburgh - fees in GBP 31,350
University of Warwick - fees in GBP 35,750.
University of Manchester - fees in GBP 30,000
Imperial College London - fees in GBP 35,900
University of Edinburgh - fees in GBP 31,350
University of Warwick - fees in GBP 35,750.
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Hi. An accounting degree is worth it in the UK because of the country's strong financial industry and increasing need for qualified professionals within companies. The high-income propensity in the field, along with the promise of a stable future, makes accounting a golden Certificate in the UK economy.
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