Finance Courses, Colleges & Career Paths
Finance programmes in India span undergraduate BBA (Finance), B.Com (Banking & Finance), BA Economics and postgraduate MBA (Finance), M.Com, and specialised M.Sc Finance degrees covering corporate finance, investment analysis, financial modelling, risk management, derivatives, and financial reporting. Undergraduate admission is through CUET, IPMAT, NPAT or Class 12 merit; postgraduate admission uses CAT, XAT, NMAT, CMAT or GMAT. Leading institutions include SRCC and Shaheed Bhagat Singh College (Delhi University), NMIMS Mumbai, Christ University, Symbiosis, and the IIMs for MBA Finance. Annual fees range from ₹15,000 at government colleges to ₹6–12 lakh at premium private universities, with full MBA Finance programmes costing ₹10–25 lakh. Many students pair the degree with CFA, FRM, CA or ACCA qualifications. Graduates work in investment banking, equity research, corporate finance, private equity, risk, treasury and fintech, with campus packages of ₹5–12 LPA from reputed colleges and ₹15–40 LPA from top B-schools.
Duration
Varies by programme
Eligibility
10+2 or graduation, as applicable
Popular Entrance Exams
CUET / CAT / IPMAT
Average Fees
Varies by college
Rankings
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Admissions
Top Finance Entrance Exams
Key exams, their schedule and format for the upcoming admission cycle.
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