Finance

You have already completed your MBA, so it is not required to do pursue dual PG.

Yes, it is up to you, as both institutions are good in terms of management studies, as well as business studies it depends upon you, you can choose it accordingly they may differ in fees and all but they will help you to make career in banking stream easily.

Hello, MBA in finance will bring in all topics under one umbrella. So, you do not have to separately think about specific domains like banking or insurance.

I would suggest you not do a dual degree. You can do MBA after graduation. Doing MBA after B.Sc is not difficult. MBA is a practical oriented course and Science student are able to do it well. Initially business students have about 10 percent advantage but at the end everyone is at the same level. After doing MBA and securing a good placement no one will ask your graduate degree, everyone will only be interested in your PG degree. Good luck.

MBA finance has tremendous scope. This qualification can give you career options in Banks, NBFCs, Credit rating agencies, AMC. Capital market, IB, PE, Micro finance, Financial planning, academics, accounts, corporate finance. An MBA finance professionals are also among the higher paid professionals.

MBA in Finance & Accounting from Amity University is intended to give a proper exposure of financial accounts essentials for potential clients of corporate monetary data, for example, speculators, lenders, representatives, and different stakeholders. ELIGIBILITY
Graduation degree (3 years or 4 years degree programme. Diploma will not be acceptable)
Minimum Percentage
40%
so if you have minimum 40% in graduation then you can apply for MBA in Finance and accounting from Amity University. Regards
Pritpal Singh

Hey,
Comparing the two options that you have stated, in my humble opinion, a MBA in Finance makes better sense as it gives you more options for your future career than MBA in Banking!
All the Best!
Thanks :)

Hi Deep,
Go for University of Melbourne without any doubt. It is highly competitive too. Other reputed ones are Australian National University, UNSW, and Sydney Business School to name a few.

You are not eligible for CLAT after your graduation. CLAT is either for UG for a 5 year course, or for LL. M. (PG). If you want to pursue law, you will have to appear in a 3year law course. DU, BHU, AMU JMI are some universities that offer 3 year law course.

Any graduate is eligible for MBA, without any doubt. You can also give many entrance exams like CAT, etc. If you are planning to study while working, then I would suggest pursuing Executive PG Diploma in Banking and Finance. Since you already have some experience, it would be good for you.