MBA Finance

Every college universities are good in their terms. It depends on you in which you want admission. It is up to you, which college you want, so good luck.

MBA in finance has great opportunities in India compared to economics. Tough economics is a much vast field than finance, there are not much job opportunities in this field in India.

Practical difference is none, only curriculum is intertwined and some have been excluded from core Finance program. Overall learning shall be equivalent.

Your options are very selective. Both of courses offer good career prospects. You can choose either of any courses on the basis of inclination against subjects and interest. However, you can prefer as (a) M.Sc. In Economics from respective institutes or (b) MBA finance. For more details, kindly visit https://shiksha.com/MBA ORMSc.
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Yes, you can do this, as it will be a good mix with your type pf work. But, you need to focus on the preparation for CAT or any other exam you get admission in top colleges, so that you can get best quality of education. There are always some other ways out to get a seat in top private institute for MBA/PGDM, but main aim must be to get seat on basis of cutoff. Further, you can contact us on given details above to get seat through paid quota. Thank you.

What you want to do further will only depend on 2 things (ALWAYS)
1) What you did till now
2) What you want to do in future. Think of yourself as a passenger waiting for a bus at a stop. So either you don't get a direct bus and have to change buses or you might get a direct bus. Either ways if the destination you want to reach is known to you, then everything else will fall in place.

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Specialization in HR and Finance is completely different. First of all it depends on your interest level. HR is all about human resource where you will learn about employee relations, labor laws, training & development, recruitment etc. Where as in finance you will get to deal and handle the financial part. As mentioned by you that you are from humanities background, ideally you should opt for HR. But at the end it's all your decision as per your interest level so that after your education you can land up to that career where you can enjoy and love your work. I hope this answer helps you to take further decision. All the best.