MBA/PGDM

Hey there,
The straight answer is join engineering to feel the thrill. I bet you, you will get the answer yourself.
An obvious reason is that most bright minds are found in IITs, NITs, IIITs and BITS because one has qualified JEE Advanced (a big deal) and JEE Mains to get into these colleges.
Apart from this, in engineering, during the first year, all the streams have same subjects, mostly, like physics, chemistry, etc. Rest of the years subjects are related to the stream which a student carries on in addition to the additional subjects (mostly one or two). One may even get management, German or French as additional subjects. That's the diversity of the study part.
Most importantly, engineering students are often considered to have an upper hand in management. It is so because, during the course of 4 years, you get to see a lot of fests (technical, sports and cultural) every year managed by students themselves. Moreover, in colleges, you will get a hell lot of clubs according to your interests. So, one ends up packed throughout the year.
According to me, it might be the reason.

You first need to decide on what are your interest areas and career aspirations. Keeping both in mind you need to decide on what you want to pursue further.
1. MBA in India from a top-ranked institute has a better weight age compared to an MBA from overseas.
2. MBA from overseas would make more sense if one intends to settle in the said country and pursue a career in that country as well.
3.MBA offers specialisation in multiple disciplines (you can pick it up based on your interest).
4. A Masters programme in arts also has a lot of potential in case it is in your area of interest & in line with your aspirations.
5. Admission in India in MBA is based on CAT (Common Admission Test).
6. Admission in MBA overseas is based on GMAT & TOFEL (or other related tests to evaluate one's English language skills).

Hello,
If you are sure that you want to make your career in finance field then M.finance makes more sense.
MBA is a broader course after which you can opt for operations, risk profiles, finance or marketing.
So, all in all, if you are not sure about the next step, MBA will be a safer option.
If you are fine with finance and don't want to change your decision go for M.finance.
You can also opt for MBA in finance. The difference between Masters in financial accounting and an MBA in finance would be the course structure. Masters in accounting will have in-depth knowledge of subjects like accounting wherein MBA will give you an investment banking, accounting and finance perspective.
You can also think and explore other options like a CA or a CFA. Just a tip, be very sure of the colleges you are applying for.
Thanks.
All the best.

Association of Chartered Certified Accountants is a leading international accountancy body. The ACCA qualification is recognised and is treated in other countries as being equivalent to their local qualification. It is definitely a good qualification for those want to make their career as 'Accountants'. It has good scope into Accountancy.
MBA in finance can play various roles and get a job in some finance, banking, insurance, asset management or some other related company. Finance is the life blood of business. In such a scenario the aspirant will surely grow as experience grows. Students pursuing an MBA in Finance gain the business and financial skills needed to work in a number of enterprises. They often have access to top-notch internship opportunities while still in school, and they generally command better positions and higher salaries upon graduation.
Jobs after MBA in Finance
Accounting Manager.
Chief Financial Officers.
Cash Managers.
Manager Consultants.
Investment Banking Associates.
Credit Managers & Specialists.
Financial Analyst.
Corporate Controllers.
Moreover, MBA creates managers and ACCA creates Accountants.

The CFA Institute provides the following breakdown of the most common professions:
5% Relationship Manager.
16% Research Analyst.
7% Chief Executive.
7% Consultant.
5% Corporate Financial Analyst.
5% Financial Advisor.
23% Portfolio Manager.
6% Risk Manager.
Jobs after MBA Finance.
Accounting Manager.
Chief Financial Officers.
Cash Managers.
Manager Consultants.
Investment Banking Associates.
Credit Managers & Specialists.
Financial Analyst.
Corporate Controllers.
Both the qualifications will be like jam and butter on the bread.
The average salary can be expected somewhere around 15-25 lakhs per annum. It will although, require a lot of hard work. However, it will be a dream come true.