MBA Finance

The latest cutoff information for the MBA in Finance at Delhi University, particularly for programs like the one offered by the Department of Financial Studies (DFS) or Faculty of Management Studies (FMS), is highly competitive and primarily based on entrance exam scores. For FMS, admission is based on CAT scores, where you'd typically need a percentile upwards of ninety-nine for general category candidates. For DFS, it's usually CAT scores too, with a slightly varied but still very high cut-off, often around ninety-seven to ninety-eight percentile for general category. These top-tier programs don't usually release fixed cut-off percentages but rather a composite score that considers your exam performance, academic record, and interview.

Yes, it provides MBA in HR, Finance, and Marketing. Well, that's not it; there is more; mix and match as well. They have a fully loaded dual-specialization option. You can pick two from Marketing, Finance, HR, Business Intelligence, International Business and Entrepreneurship and go on studying both. 

The university has NBA accredited MBA Programs and also have really amazing laboratories for Digital Marketing, Data Analysis, and Power BI. All industry-level tools. Other programs are MBA in Capital Markets with NISM and Applied Finance with PwC. 

Companies such as Deloitte, Adani Wilmar, Hyundai, KPMG, HCL, and many more hire students from here.

Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapith (MGKVP) Varanasi have an inconsistent pattern of placement where MBA Finance is concerned (which happens to be a part of their general MBA program). Although it is not possible to find data on MBA Finance alone, the general median package of the PG course, in which MBA is a part, was approximately INR 3.5 LPA in 2024 and INR 3.37 LPA in 2023 according to the NIRF reports. Banking companies like ICICI Bank and Utkarsh Small Finance Bank, and other companies in the place of IT as well as the other varieties are top recruiters. Nonetheless, not all the reviews are bright; it seems that although there are placements, the quality and quantity of opportunities may differ, and a rather serious percentage of students choose further studies.