MBA Finance

Yes you need some amount of communication skill in any branch after MBA whether it is marketing or finance or operation or gen man role you need communication skill without communication skill you can't convey your idea to other but the good part is it is easy to develop a basic communication skill you don't need to be an exceptional communication skill you just need a baseline skill join toastmaster to improve your skill and about finance it is a numbers game but not involve math from your 10th or 12th standard you need analytical skill hope it will help you thanks.

Thanks determination is the key to success if you always think of that you feel bad but you cant have the control to change the 12th score accept the things as they are you cant change your 12 th marks that not is in your hand but surely you can change other things which are in your hand you have to ace the placement do CFA course and top that course and follow up companies you can surely get success in MBA finance thanks hope it will help you.

Yes, if you have completed your B.Sc. MLT and then you can do your MBA.
The best field would be MBA in healthcare as its a relevant field for you.

UBS Chandigarh provides a 2-year full-time residential MBA course as its flagship programme. The university also offers an MBA in Human Resources, MBA in International Business and MBA Entrepreneurship. The university accepts a valid CAT score for admission. Popularly known as UBS, University Business School, Panjab University was established in 1968 in Chandigarh. UBS offers three postgraduate courses viz. M.Com. (H), MBA for Executives and MBA in Human Resource and International Business.

Dear Aman, Glad you have taken NSB Academy - Business School into consideration for your Master's degree. Placements at NSB are the best in the industry. Our recent placement drive records 99.6% students placed and the highest package offered is 12.25 LPA. More than 200 companies have participated in the placement drive. Students from all the streams including Finance are placed in reputed organizations with a very good package. We would suggest you to talk to us and we'll be glad to assist you with all your queries. We wish you all the best.

MDI Murshidabad is a good business school with a great brand value of MDI and accepting applications (for now) with a low CAT score. At present, its ranking may not be jaw-dropping, however, within a few years, it should slowly and steadily emerge as India's preferred business school. The highest package of 12 LPA and the average salary of 9.05 LPA. MDI Murshidabad is also becoming a favorite among recruiters, especially in the East. During PGPM 2017-19 placements, there was a 64 percent rise in the number of new recruiters visiting the campus.

The overall cut off required for UBS Chandigarh Admission by a general category student is expected to be around 90 to 92 percentile. yes. your chances will be more than u will get a call from UBS.

The skills and knowledge you would require in MBA finance are :-
1. Analytical thinking.
2. Accounting skills.
3. Business intelligence.
4. Financial modelling.
5. Financial reporting.
6. Cash flow management.
7. Mathematics.
8. Financial management.
9. Data management.
10. Communication.
11. Management experience.
12. Business acumen.
13. Interpersonal skills.
14. Time management.
15. Technology.
16. Ability to innovate.

The best colleges for MBA in finance in Bangalore are :-
1. Indian Institute of Management.
2. Christ University.
3. Symbiosis Institute of Business Management.
4. Kristu Jayanti College.
5. Adarsh Institute of Management and Information Technology.
6. IMCU, Bangalore.
7. CMS Business School.
8. Jain University.
9. Alliance University.
10. IBA (Indus Business Academy).
11. St. Joseph's Institute of Management.
12. Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship.

The role of bank managers who are from MBA finance background are :-
1. Managing resources and staff.
2. Developing and attaining sales goals.
3. Delivering customer service.
4. Growing the location's revenues.
5. Managing client bank accounts, including opening and closing accounts and overseeing transactions.
6. Processing deposits, payments and withdrawals.
7. Authorizing and evaluating overdrafts and loans.
8. Handling other transactions, such as writing cashier checks or money orders, when necessary.