Modelling

Master's in architecture requires its applicants to have an UG degree in architecture from a recognised university with a minimum aggregate score of 50%, so you would not be eligible for a Masters course in architecture after completing B.Sc. In Animation. PG courses and further studies:
Advanced courses are available in the forms of M.Sc. M.A. Master of Animation, PG Diploma and PG Certificate courses. Some such well known courses are- M.Sc. In Animation and Multimedia, M.Sc. In animation and Digital Film making, M.Sc. In Visual Effects, M.A. In Animation and Multimedia, M.A. In Digital Film making and Animation, PG Diploma in Animation, etc. Master Degree programs last for a period of 2 years. The academic programme is divided into 4 semesters, with each semester lasting for a period of 6 months. PG courses can be used to specialize in sub disciplines of this field. Some of the well known areas of specialisation include-
Visual Effects
Modelling
3D Animation
Illustration
Texturing
Game Design (Computer and Mobile)
Graphic Design
Specific Software.

Dear Aayush!
You don't need to be confused. If you are willing to make career in Finance then you 'must' have to learn financial modelling. It's not a degree but a short term course which you can learn from anywhere (like investopedia or corporate finance institute etc. ). If you want to make career as a financial analyst (that's very promising and technical branch of finance) then doing CFA would be extremely grateful to you however, MBA Finance is helpful if you want to became finance manager. Dear Aayush! What you all just need is to identify your interest and capabilities. My suggestion is that you start learn Financial Modelling. If possible, try to clear the CFA Level 1 & 2 exam. After having 3-4 years of work experience you may apply for MBA programme for abroad. This will surely increase your selection chances and pay packages. Hope this helps. Ask any query at anytime. Upvote the answer if you feel satisfied.
Good Luck.