MBA/PGDM

1. Common Admission Test (CAT)
The biggest and most popular entrance examination in India, CAT is conducted by the Indian Institutes of Management (IIM)
2. Common Management Admission Test (CMAT)
The second largest management entrance examination in the country, CMAT is taken by roughly 1.5 lakh candidates. Conducted by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), CMAT is a relatively new addition to the list of MBA exams.
3. Xavier Aptitude Test (XAT)
Another top management entrance, XAT is pen and paper based management aptitude test. Conducted by Xavier Labour Relations Institute (XLRI) Jamshedpur, XAT is taken by approximately one lakh candidates annually.
4. Symbiosis National Aptitude (SNAP)
Conducted by Symbiosis International University, SNAP is also a national-level management entrance examination.
5. NMAT by GMAC
NMIMS Management Aptitude Test (NMAT) is also one of the important MBA entrance exams. It has recently been acquired by GMAC and was rebranded as NMAT by GMAC
6. Management Aptitude Test (MAT)
MAT is also one of the most popular MBA entrance exams. More than 600 institutes accept MAT scores for admission to management programs.
These are some of the best MBA entrance exams.

One needs to know the difference between the two:
Job opportunities offered after CFP course are CFP legal financial planner, estate planner, investment planner, insurance planner, tax consultant, etc while MBA offers Managers, leaders, operations and sales heads, etc. CFP covers financial planning as a subject while MBA focuses on economics, accounting, operations and marketing along with a specialization that is chosen by the candidate. The CFP course exams are held thrice in a year while the two years MBA program is set in a semester mode. CFP entrance examination is online while for MBA it defers with institutions. CFP is organized by Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards or the CFP board while there are a number of institutes that offer MBA program.
If client management and planning finances for clients ( that is guiding them through legal restrictions,
financial laws, investment and tax planning, insurances and benefits etc. ) interests you then CFP will add
value to your career.
While to add value to your existing career MBA is just perfect. Besides giving you an option of choosing your specialization MBA also trains you in economics, accounting, operations and marketing in depth. Internship being an important part of MBA gives the opportunity for corporate world exposure which is required as most of the students need to join a company to know and live in the work culture.