MBA Finance

Yes, you can opt for it because in MBA everything starts from the basics. As most of the people are from engineering background they too don't have any idea about it. Even I am an engineer when I joined and had the same doubt, but here everything started from basics and I might not facing any problems.

Yes, you can do MBA in finance. You can clear the cut-off of CAT or CMAT and you need to pass with 50% or above in graduation.

You have to apply for an entrance test like CAT, MAT, CMAT, ATMA, etc. For pursuing MBA in any department, the specialisation you can choose according to your interest and in what things you are good at.

A good percentile would be close to 70 for admission to a good institute, but then candidate profile matters after the initial screening as the weightage to CAT percentile is not more that 12percentile by most of the B-Schools. Finance and Banking is a good choice but if he has a technical bend of mind then he can look at FINTECH as an option from a B-School recognized by AICTE. Analysts are the best paid these days and FINTECH would give him that edge.

If you are getting a seat in BIBS, it is the best college in Kolkata. Placement is best and high package. It depends upon the ability to get through the interview. All the best and go for the college.

No, do not think of working under CA or someone else at this stage. You can do MBA in Finance. I recommend you to try clearing first level of CFA if you are extremely interested in finance. As you are a mechanical engineer, clearing first level of CFA before starting MBA will help you a lot in MBA and for placements. Besides, if you are still exploring finance and not sure then do small courses provided by NSE and BSE Institute. All the best.

Hi,
Please find the links below:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-in-finance-colleges-india
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/top-10-mba-marketing-colleges-in-india-blogId-6897
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/know-the-top-10-mba-finance-colleges-in-india-blogId-7018

Hi,
Unless and until you are looking for a niche career as a Financial Analyst - courses such as CFA and FRM (for risk management), would be of less importance. They wouldn't harm you, but benefits are less.

Hi,
Yes, any graduate or post-graduate can apply for LLB. But, what exactly is your purpose to opt LLB because as per the rules of Bar Council of India (BCI), one cannot pursue LLB. through distance/correspondence/online modes. Only a person who has done a full-time LLB is deemed eligible to practice law in India.

Hi Sachin,
Kindly refer https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/know-the-top-10-mba-finance-colleges-in-india-blogId-7018.