MBA Finance

Hi,
MBA or PGDM in Finance is one of the highest paying specialisation in today's market. The data and findings are based on the latest resumes. The average work-experience in this study is two to five years.
The exclusive findings explain three primary things:
Top colleges for pursuing MBA in Finance
Average CTC (Cost-to-company) received by the alumni in each college
Top companies hiring MBA in Finance
MBA in Finance does not lead only to investment banks and securities firms. It offers numerous possibilities in the corporate world too. Finance Managers can become Accounting Managers who prepare finance reports for the company, or Financial Analysts who focus on developing financial strategies and go about money management for the company.
"Financial Analysis forms the basis of strategic planning, managing alliances, and making every-day decisions in a management. From mergers to expansion to global financing, MBA in Finance offers you a highly specialized knowledge which accelerates the success of an individual as well as success of the businesses where they work", says Suresh Agrawal who has been teaching Finance students for years.
"Finance Management is for people who are in love with numbers and balance sheet, have high-end analytical skills and are more comfortable working at the back-end of the company. Finance specialization in MBA can prepare you for exciting careers in investment banking, merchant banking, financial consultancies, financial institutions, and international finance", says Ravi Jain, HR Professional with two decades of experience.
Finance MBA coursework can provide a solid background for the prestigious CPA (Certified Public Accountant) exam or the equally venerated CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst) exam. More about CPA and CFA
Those who do MBA in Finance can go on to become:
Cash Managers
Risk and Insurance Managers
Credit Managers
Management Consultants
Investment Banking Associates and later Investment
Bankers
Treasurers and Finance Officers
Controllers (who prepare budget reports for regulatory agencies and business management, do audits and prepare cash management strategies)
The C' Position: CFO' or Chief Financial Officers supervise all financial and accounting operations, strategies, and policies of the company.
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Eligibility for PGP:
The candidate must hold a Bachelor's degree, with at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA (in case of the candidate belonging to Scheduled Caste (SC)/Scheduled Tribe (ST)/Differently Abled (DA) or Persons with Disabilities (PWD) category, this is relaxed to 45%)
A candidate appearing for the final year Bachelor's degree/equivalent qualification examination and those who have completed the degree requirements and are awaiting results can also apply. Such a candidate must produce a certificate from the principal/head of the department/registrar/director of the institution/university certifying that the candidate is currently in the final year/is awaiting final results and has obtained at least 50% marks or equivalent (45% in case of the candidate belonging to SC/ST/PWD category) based on latest available grades/marks.

Hi Sudorshan,
If you're a working professional & foresee that pursuing MBA in Finance would add an advantage to your designation then you should definitely do it on a part-time basis. But if in case you're not working anywhere & you are very much passionate about making a career in Banking & Finance then I would highly recommend you to do it full-time form any of the reputed business schools because such colleges have best curriculum, subjects with faculties members excelling in the subject they are teaching, they provide internship with top labelled companies where students are given proper grooming about the industry in terms of how do they function etc. Whereas. the most important point is the place where companies excelling in the Genre of B 7 F sector comes to the campus and provides salary package starting form 6 LPA onwards.