MBA Finance

Eligibility Criteria -
Work Experience: Minimum 24 months
Candidate must be a graduate from a recognized university.
Candidate should have passed the CAIIB examinations of the Indian Institute of Banking & Finance,
Mumbai and awarded the requisite qualification/credentials therefor by the Institute.

Hi Sail,If you want to make a career in Finance I would suggest you to work on the following things:
1. Strong knowledge of accounts
2. Basic and common understanding of Stock Exchange
3. Know the financial trends
4. Have a very good knowledge on MS Excel (Better to go for a certification)
5. Good knowledge of what all industries and their current job roles
6. Very well versed with Aptitude, Reasoning.

Hello Siddharth,
No, it is not. Hope this helps you.
Thanks.

You can do any one of the following courses:
M.Sc Accounting and Finance
M.Sc Financial Accounting
M.Sc Finance and Banking
M.Sc Corporate Finance
M.Sc Forensic Accounting
M.Sc International Finance
M.Sc Banking and Finance
M.Sc Financial Services
M.Sc International Banking.

Both are valuable, and could boost up your resume and it is up to your choice to choose one among these.

Go for Lovely Professional University, here you can explore more and will also get good placements as well.

Yes, you can definitely go for MBA finance. MBA is a mixture of all the subjects, which helps you in the overall development. Maths will also come into play, but as you said you are good in accounts, I am pretty sure you will easily be able to manage simple calculation of Maths. It is only in 1st Trimester.

Hello!
NL Dalmia is better than Welingkar (only for Finance stream) as the fees are lower and the placements are better than that of Welingkar. So, go for Dalmia and keep Welingkar as a backup.

1. A study on the best mutual fund schemes in India
2. Evolution of Mutual funds.