MBA Scope

This would depend a lot on your interest area, MBA specialisation & career goals. An MBA in finance can pursue CFP, CFA, capital market, M&A, valuation courses to enhance one's skills.

Hi Prakhar,
Unlike most other PGDMs and MBA programmes, PGDM at NDIM is unique as the students graduate with 'Dual Specialization' rather than 1 major and 1 minor specialization as in most other b-schools. Students pick up 2 Major Specializations out of HR, Marketing, Finance, IT & Systems, Media Marketing & Communication, Logistics-Supply Chain Management & Operations and International Business. MBA with two Specializations multiplies the career opportunities and opens up wider options.
And, you need to choose your specialisation after 1st semester.

MBA in finance or marketing both have same job opportunities in comparison to others. If you are Interested in HR then HR is also good.
Go as per your interest.
You should do MBA from a good college so that it would be better for your placement and career growth.

MBA in finance or marketing will be the best as both have more job opportunities in comparison to others. If you are interested in HR then HR is also good. Go as per your interest.
Provided, you should do MBA from a good college so that it would be better for your placement and career growth.

You should go for Christ University, Bangalore.

Dear,
That will not create any issue if you work really hard in graduation level and maintain good merit. You score well in CAT or MAT to get admission in the best B-School. Prepare yourself in term of knowledge, skills, communication skills, and the right aptitude.
All the best.

If you want to do MBA in healthcare and hospital management then IIHMR, Jaipur is one of the best colleges.

Additional specialization in HR after MBA finance may not be benifical. CMA after MBA in Finance is a logically functionally aligned qualification which may give a push to your career.