MBA/PGDM

You must start preparing for MBA. MBA entrance tests is a tedious task. It requires regular practice, time management and logical and analytical frame of mind. So you need to invest a lot of time for it. The leading institutions and universities both government and private take the scores of tests like CAT, XAT, MAT, SNAP, IIFT. So, it's not one test you have to sit for at least 3-4 tests. A good score in any of the test will land you in a good institute. For scholarship, you must have a good academic profile-X, XII and UG. Apart from this, you must score well in the 1st year of MBA. For scholarships, you need to check respective colleges.
Amity Business School - 100% Amity Scholarship Scheme
FMS, Delhi - Nestle India Scholarship
IFMR - Merit cum-assistance
IIM-B - Aditya Birla Scholarship
IMT, Ghaziabad- Bharti Scholarship Scheme

Its better to go for MBA-Finance. IIMs are best in this followed by some tier-1 institutes like S.P.Jain, NMIMS, XLRI, IFMR, TAPMI, GLIM.
Exam - You must sit for CAT, XAT, SNAP, IIFT and CMAT. A good score in CAT will definitely make you eligible for top institutes of India.
Eligibility - The minimum eligibility criteria for undertaking a Finance & Control course is a graduate degree in any of the discipline can join this course. Several top universities require a score of a minimum of 50 % of marks in graduation. Some universities even conduct entrance exam before choosing a candidate for this course. These institutions choose the candidates entirely on the basis of their merit score.
Course - If you are from maths background than you can think about Financial Engineering. It's a niche discipline and is going to be the future in the finance world. Finance is no doubt the discipline you should choose.
Job Profiles - Securities Analyst, Auditor, Budget Analyst, Corporate Analyst, Marketing Manager, Risk Analyst are some of the job profiles after MBA-Finance.