MBA Finance

Hi,
There are several one year courses offered by several institutes in India and they are suitable for eco graduates. A computer Diploma course by NIIT and GNIIT which is a three year course by NIIT. There are other institutes which make step wise course for any eco graduate to become computer graduate.

You can get some help from here:
https://www.indeed.co.in/m/jobs?q=Economic+Research&l=Delhi.

Hi,
Check this link it may help you :- https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-in-international-business-colleges-bangalore

This would depend a lot on which specific area in finance would you be keen on perusing a career in. In case you are keen in Equity markets then there are a host of certifications/Diploma courses that are run by BSE /NSE you could explore them. If you want to pursue a career in Accounts then you could look at gaining expertise in some of the accounting software that are used in organisations, you could also pursue short term course in Taxation /corporate law.

Hello,You can check on Shiksha under the "Study Abroad" section to see where you want to pursue your MBA from. Generally, some work experience is also required.

Hello,
There are only a handful of colleges popular for IB like IIFT SIIB, etc. Go for it if you're really interested, else choose Finance. https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/top-10-mba-specializations-blogId-5284 This link might help you more.

You have a very less chance or no chance with this percentile.
Please check this link given below from shiksha college predictor:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/resources/mahcet-college-predictor

After MBA in finance, you will get good jobs with high packages. You can do MBA finance.

If you intend to come back to India after doing your Masters in US then it is better that you pursue the said course in India itself as it will give you better exposure to the Indian context of business, moreover you will have the advantage of internship & campus placement as well.

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