MBA Finance

Career Opportunities after MBA in Finance
The MBA Finance course allows the candidate to obtain a rewarding career either with public or private sector. After completion of the course, the candidate can seek jobs in any of the top financial companies in the private or public sector. Career opportunities are more in the private sector when compared with that in public sector. Top MNC s offer lucrative salary packages to such candidates. The main job profiles that comes under the category are
Cash Managers
Chief Financial Officer
Corporate Controllers
Credit Managers
Credit Risk Management Analyst
Financial Manager
Financial Research Analyst
Financial/Securities/Investments Analyst
Investment Bankers
Management Consultants
Personal Financial Adviser
Portfolio Manager
Risk and Insurance Managers
Treasurers
The major employers of these professionals in the public sector are
Bharat Dynamics Limited
Center for Development of Advance Computing (CDAC)
HLL Life Care Limited
National Dairy Development Board (NDDB)
National Small Industries Corporation Limited (NSIC)
National Thermal Power Corporation

I cannot say that it is the best, but it is genuinely very good. This two-year Masters programme tackles business management from the context of international standards. It is a combination of theoretical knowledge obtained in lectures and practical application in seminars and workshops. Classes are taught by academics and industry veterans, giving assurance of credible and reliable insights from experts. The strength of our Masters programme in Management is its flexibility you decide the course of your studies. By selecting particular classes, you will develop in your chosen sub-field of management. If you are planning to establish a business or you have what it takes to take on a leadership role, studying Management in Warsaw is an ideal path!

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Legal consultants are not necessarily required to pass state bar exams. However, employers do prefer applicants who have courtroom experience, and individuals interested in working for these types of employers would have to pass the necessary state bar exams. Information from the BLS shows that lawyers become licensed to practice law by passing state bar exams in their states of employment. Lawyers who wish to practice the law in multiple states have to pass each state's bar exam, although some states have reciprocity laws that recognize lawyers licensed in other states.