MBA Finance

There are many courses which you can pursue parallel to MBA Finance. Some are:
FRM (Financial Risk Manager): It is a quant heavy course if you have good quant skills and passion for risk management. This course is perfect for you and you can pursue it along with your MBA in Finance.
CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst): This will be a good option if you are interested in investment analysis and portfolio management side.
Apart from these two courses, there are many courses which are provided by various organisations like NISM, SEBI, etc.
You can also go for various MOOCs which are available online.
But, I will suggest that you focus more on your MBA and try to excel.
Good luck.
I hope this helps.

Hi,
Colleges in Bangalore for distance education for 2 years MBA finance with less than 1 lakh fee structure are:
Symbiosis Centre for Distance Learning, Bangalore, Hosur Road, Bangalore
Indian Institute of Business Management and Studies (IIBMS)
Directorate of Distance Education, Sikkim Manipal University | HAL 2nd Stage, Bangalore
Wisdom School of Management | Indiranagar, Bangalore
Indian School of Business Management and Administration, Bangalore
Xavier Institute of Business Management Studies, Hyderabad4
EduKart.com, Chikkabanavara Lake, Bangalore
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The biggest debate keeps hindering around 2 gigantic names, CFA or MBA? A million dollar question indeed.Masters in Business Administration-Finance, where students are introduced to various areas of business like accounting, marketing, human resources, operations management, and majorly to finance. The career path after MBA depends on a lot of factors, including your area of interest, previous work experience and business acumen of a specific domain. What you learn from an MBA is a broad understanding of how all the different bits and pieces fit together, so you can talk to all the key managers and operators and understand what they are saying. It proffers you the skills to be able to strategize and harness all the resources accessible to you to achieve your goal.These are the advantages of MBA in finance over CFA. But with everything, there are some demerits. You really don't get the full application out of an MBA programme unless you go into it with five to seven years of work experience. So, to find a well-paying job, you need experience as MBA is not very much industry oriented.