MBA/PGDM

No, they are two different courses-
Master of Financial Management is a postgraduate Financial Management course. Master of Financial Management covers all the related areas of finance and accounting with emphasis on managerial applications. Subjects included in this course are finance related. Course is beneficial for the people who are currently employed and want to train themselves on the theoretical and practical aspects of management in order to reach the higher rungs at the workplace through a sound base in Financial Management and Techniques. Master of Financial Management employment areas are -
Government Agencies
Education & Research Institutes
Financial Institutions
Firms
Job roles offered after this course are -
Credit & Cash Manager
Finance Controller
Risk Manager
Chief Financial Officer
Masters of Business Administration (MBA) in Finance is related to business aspect of finance. Generally subjects are from business perspective like Corporate Finance, Derivatives, International finance, Corporate Credit Analysis. After MBA in finance, students are eligible for working in financial organisation as well as finance supporting organisation like IT companies.

Dear Friend, I was in the same dilemma 2 years back. So I would share my journey with you. A lot of my close relatives are bankers and I want to become a banker too. I had interactions with them on what is the best choice - I had 2 options B.Com + MBA or BBA + MBA. My initial research shown that its better to go for B.Com + MBA as B.Com has 8 accounting subjects while BBA has only 3. Also, you essentially learn the same things in BBA and MBA and BBA does limit your options on what all you can do after completing the course. So I was close to taking admissions in B.Com. Then one day my cousin called me ( he is working with HDFC bank as a manager) and informed me that he has found a course that is best suited if I wanted to work in banks. He told me about TKWs Institute of Banking and Finance. I found it as a better option and am in my final year now. Here what I have learned about this course:
1. They a course that has 3 Qualifications in 3 years. B.Com from Delhi University's School of Open Learning, An Advanced Diploma in Banking and Finance and an Optional CS course ( They suggest that everyone must give CS foundation at-least as it has advantages at later stages in career). I cleared CS foundation in 1st attempt.
2. They have regular classes and teachers are amazing. My college experience is better then my friends who are in DU colleges
3. I will be doing a job for some time and then want to go for MBA. TKWs gets students placed in banking industry. Some of our seniors have already joined banks and finance companies. I will work for 3-4 years in a bank and then do an executive MBA. So I suggest you can also go for TKWs Institute. If not, you should do B.Com and some other courses along with it.

Hi,
Christ University offers both UG and PG programs as well as Ph.D. M.Phil, etc. Admission process starts in January. Minimum cut-off varies between 45-60% marks. Admission is done on the basis of merit scored, skill assessment and personal interview. The selected candidates are invited for skill Assessment, Personal Interview and micro Presentation. For MBA in Tourism and Travel Management, Christ conducts Group Discussion along with Micro Presentation, Written Assessment, Verbal Assessment and Personal interview. For MBA course the candidate should have appeared in any of the competitive exams given in the below link. https://www.shiksha.com/university/christ-Bangalore-421/admission#
Regards.

MBA in Tourism and Hospitality Management is a full-time course for a duration of 2 years. Candidates need to hold a Bachelors degree with an aggregate of 50% in any relevant discipline from a recognised university listed under the UGC/AIU, in addition to passing a common entrance examination conducted by the university. Candidates are required to pass the Common Admission Test (CAT). However, the entrance examinations conducted by other institutions may differ. The course is divided into theory and assignment including case studies/projects. The subjects in the first year of the programme are general for all other streams of MBA with a view to providing insights about Finance, Operations, and Human Resource as applicable to Tourism Industry. After the end of the First year, students are taught extensively about the specialisation subjects. Institutes to look for -
Chandigarh University, Punjab
Dr. YSR National Institute of Tourism and Hospitality Management, Andhra Pradesh
Sunrise University, Rajasthan
Swami Vivekanand Institute of Information Technology, Punjab
Veer Narmad South Gujarat University, Gujarat
Himalayan University, Arunachal Pradesh
NIMT Institute of Management, Jaipur
Assam University, Silchar
SRM University, Kanchipuram
Arihant College of Hotel and Tourism Management, Pune
Rai University, Gujarat
Shivalik Institute of Paramedical Technology, Chandigarh