MBA Finance

MBA finance is better option, as it covers a vast area in finance from accounts, cost accounting, corporate finance to banking and insurance, derivate, portfolio management and behavioral finance. As you have a work experience of 10 years in Insurance domain, you must go for Masters in Insurance only to dominate/enhance your knowledge in the sector.

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MBA with finance is well-accepted and you will have a wider scope when it comes to applying for jobs.

There is no such course which you are asking about. Please reiterate your course.

Yes you will be better fitted into this and you can score well in that. And the salary woukd be starting from 6 (if from a top50 college) and will go upto 40 LPA.

Hi Snehal,
Knowledge acquired about anything is always helpful but you know more about your one year experience. So, Everything you need to know about the certification course is in the link. http://www.glcmumbai.com/SLCWEB.pdf
You will be in a better position to judge.

MBA vs. Master's in Finance. Those looking to get into a career in finance often are encouraged to continue their studies by earning a Master's degree in business administration (MBA). An MBA offers a broad curriculum in finance, markets, accounting, entrepreneurship and management.

Undoubtedly, Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management studies (JBIMS). It offers. Sc (finance)
One of the top ten Business schools in India. Best in Mumbai. Less seats, decent placements. Fees is 1/10th of big IIMs (INR 2 lacs)
Exposure is huge. Some big Alumni includes (Chanda kocchar, Siddharth Roy Kapur and many more).

It is advisable, but you can also look for other better colleges. You should at least sit for the GDPI rounds.