M.Sc Finance

Corporate or entrepreneurial finance. If you are interested in bottom-line analysis, corporate finance is a popular career path with a broad range of opportunities for ambitious graduates. Commercial or investment banking. Private wealth management. Accounting. Financial Analyst. Financial analysts research and assess investment opportunities to help companies make decisions about buying and selling stocks, bonds and other types of investments. Financial Manager. A financial manager is responsible for the overall financial health of a business. Personal Financial Advisory.

The admission process for M.Sc Finance consists of Entrance test, Group Discussion and personal interview. You can refer to the notices put out on JBIMS M.Sc Finance official Facebook page for last year. The link to Facebook page - https://m.facebook.com/MScFinanceJBIMS/
The link to JBIMS website - http://jbims.edu/course/msc-finance/.

All entrance has a prerequisite that you have basic knowledge of the subjects from your graduation level. After that your proficiency is your rank. Subject is relative then.

Hello Veeravalli,Yes, of course you can do your MBA in any subject after completion if you are B.Tech in ECE. All you need to do is appear for and clear MBA entrance exam of your intended institution. That's all. Best wishes to you.

Please check the official website of the Institute for the detailed admission process.

You can decide on the basis of following as (a) institutes from where you want to pursue it. (b) Syllabus I. e. how much is industry supportive. (c) Career. CFA (USA) offers you international recognition as a financial analyst. However either of MS in finance or CFA is sufficient. For more details and procedures, kindly visit (a) www.cfainstitutes.org (b) https://shiksha.com/courses.

Hi Karan, any professional experience will do since students from all backgrounds are eligible to apply as long as your education background is relevant. However, you must also justify your choice of programme, career plans and how your work experience makes you a suitable candidate for the programme. They will evaluate your application as per their admission policies and it's on a case by case basis.

If you want to go in finance, then opt for MBA. Try to qualify CAT. It is better opt for you, because there are lot of colleges.

See bro, both the courses are well required now. So, it's upto your choice whether to take MBA or PGDM you may go for this certificate course. Good luck!