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Ritu Bhandari
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In the recent years, finance has become one of the most sought after specializations that focuses on management accounting and control, the Indian capital and money market, banking, privatization and international finance. After MBA in finance, one can look for various options in banks, financial consultancies and financial institutions. One can also work in areas like consumer and investment banking, institutional finance, merchant banking, corporate finance and international finance.
In the recent years, finance has become one of the most sought after specializations that focuses on management accounting and control, the Indian capital and money market, banking, privatization and international finance. After MBA in finance, one can look for various options in banks, financial consultancies and financial institutions. One can also work in areas like consumer and investment banking, institutional finance, merchant banking, corporate finance and international finance.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Subramani Sg,
Yes, you will be eligible. I don't see any reason as to why you won't be. You must, however, take the IELTS to meet the English language requirements. Your SOP must be prepared accordingly.
Yes, you will be eligible. I don't see any reason as to why you won't be. You must, however, take the IELTS to meet the English language requirements. Your SOP must be prepared accordingly.
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Priyanka AwasthiI am not perfect but i am limited edition
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Dear Rashmi,
The minimum cutoff is 560 for MAT.
I will recommend JIMS, Rohini Sector 5 if you want to pursue PGDM in finance as this college provides a huge exposure to the students. Deloitte, KPMG etc companies visit the college for the placements.
College also provides live project opportunities and a summer internship for the students to enhance the technical knowledge.
The minimum cutoff is 560 for MAT.
I will recommend JIMS, Rohini Sector 5 if you want to pursue PGDM in finance as this college provides a huge exposure to the students. Deloitte, KPMG etc companies visit the college for the placements.
College also provides live project opportunities and a summer internship for the students to enhance the technical knowledge.
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Nagesh SawantBMS, PGPM/MBA (Finance)
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Both are the same. Look out for exposure which you are looking for and what the institute is providing. IBS Mumbai has good and decent faculties for finance. Also, good companies visit campus for placements also. Do your research well and focus on exposure.
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Durgesh Deshmukh
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Yes, you can take Maharashtra MBA CET exam and apply for MMS course through OMS seats. The cutoff for OMS seats is high and usually, it is 99.99 percentile. You can check the cutoff of CAP round one of the previous years directly through the DTE website or you can visit the below link:
http://fileserver.mkcl.org/mba2017/CAP-I/2017MBA_CAP1_CutOff.pdf?did=1765.
If you would like to check the cutoff of subsequent CAP rounds the please visit the below link:
https://mba2017.dtemaharashtra.gov.in/StaticPages/HomePage.aspx.
Recently DTE has come out with a notification that apart from Maharashtra-MBA CET, only CAT and CMAT exam will be accepted
http://fileserver.mkcl.org/mba2017/CAP-I/2017MBA_CAP1_CutOff.pdf?did=1765.
If you would like to check the cutoff of subsequent CAP rounds the please visit the below link:
https://mba2017.dtemaharashtra.gov.in/StaticPages/HomePage.aspx.
Recently DTE has come out with a notification that apart from Maharashtra-MBA CET, only CAT and CMAT exam will be accepted
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Shubham KaringwarProud to be a part of JBIMS.
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In JBIMS M.Sc finance is a full-time course for 2 years. The institute offers 3 years part-time (MFM / MHRDM / MMM / MIM) courses.
The institute will conduct a separate CET for the part-time program. Criteria is 2+ years of managerial level experience.
Specializations offered are finance, personnel, marketing, and systems.
The institute will conduct a separate CET for the part-time program. Criteria is 2+ years of managerial level experience.
Specializations offered are finance, personnel, marketing, and systems.
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Both of them are amongst the top ranked institutes in Delhi. Please see the curriculum structure of Apeejay for a better understanding of the subjects and topics dealt in finance. Security Analysis & Portfolio Management, Banking Management & Services, Financial Markets & Services, Insurance Management, Derivatives & Risk Management, Project Financing, Corporate Re-structuring: Mergers & Acquisitions, Corporate Tax Planning, International Financial Management, Wealth Management, Corporate Governance, Advanced Equity Research, Micro Finance & Rural Banking. A number of electives for the first specialization is 8 and for the second speci
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Nikhil BhusariKnows about lot of Things..!!
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Yes MBA in finance is a good option. This is a detailed answer.
First of all, there is not much difference in PGDM and MBA. Both are equivalent and are given same importance in industry. I have explained below what is the difference.
1. The main reason why postgraduate courses are named as PGDM is that when an Institute is an autonomous body (not affiliated to any University) and conducts management courses, then such Institutes cannot offer MBA degree. Even IIMs, XLRI's doesn't offer MBA degrees; they only give PGP Diploma.
2. Finance is one of the most sought-after specializations of MBA.
IMS Ghaziabad is one of the top Private B-Schoo
First of all, there is not much difference in PGDM and MBA. Both are equivalent and are given same importance in industry. I have explained below what is the difference.
1. The main reason why postgraduate courses are named as PGDM is that when an Institute is an autonomous body (not affiliated to any University) and conducts management courses, then such Institutes cannot offer MBA degree. Even IIMs, XLRI's doesn't offer MBA degrees; they only give PGP Diploma.
2. Finance is one of the most sought-after specializations of MBA.
IMS Ghaziabad is one of the top Private B-Schoo
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