MBA Finance

Hi Jaspreet,
Applying for further studies now will be a big challenge for you. You have an MBA now and I am assuming no work experience. So, universities will ask you why you want to study now? You should first ask yourself why you want to study now, you already have an MBA. So, what's next? Don't you think gaining some work experience at this stage will be better for you? Your question is also very vague, if you don't know what you want it makes no point asking this.

AIMS
Christ University
Alliance University
ABBS
Jain University
XIME
MSRIT
PES University
Presidency
Kristu Jayanthi College
ISBR

It is not fixed every cut off marks changes every year, but you have to score the best marks for getting good ranks. Try to score over 140 150.

Two most important aspects are practical usage of statistics or quantitative technique and analytical skills. They need to know exactly what they are presenting and tell its implications. They should be able to analyse the data and present it in the manner where decision maker can get the benefit from it in the decision making process.

Yes. You can actually go ahead and choose dual specialisation MBA where you can do both finance and marketing together in a recognised institution. It will help you in getting placements easily with two specialisation at a time.

Yes, it is not only finance but complete PGDM program is recognized by AICTE, Pune.

Please refer to the link below:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/eligibility-requirement-and-application-procedure-australia-articlepage-64.

Christ Bangalore must be a good choice because it is a well known name with a good track of placements.