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About Finance Management

Before pursuing an MBA in Finance, you must have a thorough idea of what an MBA in Finance is, and what Finance sector job opportunities it will open for you. Financial Management is an integral part of any organization. It is the process of planning, organizing, controlling, and monitoring financial resources to achieve organizational goals and objectives. It is an ideal practice for controlling the financial activities of an organization such as procurement of funds, utilization of funds, accounting, payments, risk assessment, and every other thing related to money.

How We Train?

At PIBM, one of the best MBA Finance colleges in India, students who are pursuing a PGDM or an MBA Finance course undergo complete financial training involving the collection of relevant financial data about the business(es) and the representation of these data so that important calculations about the company can be made, such as valuation. Following are some of the aspects of financial training:

  • Students are given extensive exposure on how to Analyze various Companies’ Financial Statements, conduct Performance Ratio Analysis, and forecast the financials with the objective of making Buy/Sell stock investments using various tools like Bloomberg, Ace Analyzer, SAP - FICO, Advance Excel, and many more
  • Students get practical experience in various steps in building robust and flexible financial models
  • Students are trained by Corporate Panelists, Corporate Guests, and Academic experts on Capital Markets, Fund Accounting, Risk Advisory, Corporate Finance, and many other profiles

Why MBA in Finance?

An MBA in Banking and Finance ensures that you acquire the skills and knowledge to get a high-paying job in the Finance domain. By pursuing an MBA or PGDM in Finance, you will be able to add value to your CV. It will increase your chances of getting selected for several MBA Finance job profiles like Finance Analytics , Global Taxation, Investment Banking, Equity Analyst and Advisor, Commercial Credit and Risk Management, Finance Quality Management, Corporate Finance, Wealth Management, and Financial Advisor Insurance in MNCs. You can also make a financial blueprint for your business venture.

Who Should Pursue an MBA in Finance?

Whether you are a BA, B.Com, or BBA graduate, enroll in PIBM’s MBA or PGDM program in Finance today to start your successful corporate career. We have seen many people preparing for CA, Bank, and other government jobs after graduating, While only a handful of CA and government job aspirants get their dreams fulfilled most of them keep wasting their time. Freshers must stop wasting their valuable time and enroll in PIBM’s PGDM or MBA course to get jobs in their dream MNCs at managerial positions as an MBA in Finance salary is much better than the starting salary of government jobs.

Why Bank P.O. Aspirants Must Pursue a PGDM or MBA in Finance?

Bank Probationary Officer (P.O.) in India is a tremendously competitive job profile in the banking & finance domain. There are limited seats for Banking services in India. Students need to crack the Bank P.O. Preliminary Exam, P.O. Mains Exam, and P.O. Group Discussion & Interview round organized by IBPS or SBI. Needless to say, students have to go through rigorous rounds of tests where the chances of getting eliminated are much higher than of getting selected.

Do you know:

For more than 5 lakh aspirants every year, only approx. 2% vacancies are available for banking jobs. Though Bank job vacancies are decreasing year after year, the number of people appearing for the exam is increasing. There are also examinations for Specialist Officers like SBI S.O. & IBPS S.O. with even fewer vacancies than Bank P.O. MBA in Finance salary is much better than the starting salary of a Bank P.O.

Why CA Aspirants Must Pursue a PGDM or MBA in Finance?

Chartered Accountant (CA) in India is a tremendously competitive job profile in the finance domain as there are limited seats for CA services in India. Students need to crack CA Foundation, CA IPCC, and CA final exams organized by ICAI.

Do you know:

Out of more than 3 lakh aspirants every year, only approx. 12% of the students clear the examination.

What if we told you that Indian Tax Laws, Indian Financial Reporting, Indian Corporate Finance , and GST (Goods and Services Tax) in India are taught under the PGDM and MBA program curriculum by PIBM? Additionally, you will be trained in Indian Company Law, Indian Audit Regulations, Indian Tax Planning, Indian Financial Advisory, Indian Business Valuation & Income Tax Filing in India, etc.

The finance & accounting domain knowledge provided by PIBM, one of the best MBA Finance colleges in India is the same as the CA and Bank exam curriculum. PIBM further stresses on Finance to add value to your CV and increases your chances of getting a job as a corporate manager in MNCs or making a financial blueprint for your business venture. Moreover, an MBA in Finance salary is much better than the starting salary of a C.A.

MBA in Finance Eligibility Criteria

The eligibility criteria for MBA in Finance vary from one B-school to another. To pursue an MBA in Finance from PIBM:

  • You need to have undergone an education program under the 10+2+3 or 10+2+4 system.
  • You need to have a Minimum 50% aggregate marks in 10th, 12th, and Graduation.
  • You need to sit for the CAT / XAT / MAT / CMAT / PMAT (PIBM's aptitude test).
  • An additional weightage is given to applicants with work experience.

MBA in Finance Entrance Exam

There are several MBA Finance entrance exams like CAT, XAT, MAT, CMAT but to get admitted to PIBM’s MBA in Finance, you need to give the PMAT exam, which is PIBM’s aptitude test, based on this score, you will be admitted to PIBM for MBA in Finance.

MBA Finance Syllabus

MBA Finance Syllabus at PIBM is carefully curated to give you a competitive edge in this dynamic corporate world. Here is a list of MBA Finance subjects at PIBM.

Semester Subject Type
SEMESTER I
  • Managerial Accounting
  • Organizational Behavior
  • Economics Analysis for Business
  • Business Research Methodology
  • Basics of Marketing
  • Digital Business
Compulsory
Maximum 3 courses to be selected from the following list in Semester I
SEMESTER I
  • Management Fundamentals
  • Indian Economy
  • Legal Aspects of Business
  • Verbal Communication Lab
  • MS Excel
  • Entrepreneurship- Managing Skills for MSMEs-Seminar
  • Desk Research- Best Business Practices-Case Study
Electives
Maximum 3 courses to be selected from the following list in Semester I
SEMESTER I
  • Verbal Communication Lab
  • Enterprise Analysis & Desk Research
  • Selling & Negotiation Skills Lab
  • MS Excel
  • Business Systems & Procedures
  • Managing Innovation
  • Foreign Language – I
Electives
Semester Subject Type
SEMESTER II
  • Marketing Management
  • Financial Management
  • Human Resources Management
  • Operations & Supply Chain Management
  • Personal Financial Planning
  • Financial Markets and Banking Operations
Compulsory
Any 3 courses to be selected from the following list in Semester II
SEMESTER II
  • Contemporary Frameworks in Management
  • Geopolitics & World Economic Systems
  • Start Up and New Venture Management
  • Qualitative Research Methods
  • Business, Government & Society
  • Business Process Re-engineering
Electives
Maximum 1 course to be selected from the following list in Semester II
SEMESTER II
  • Written Analysis and Communication Lab
  • Industry Analysis & Desk Research
  • Entrepreneurship Lab
  • SPSS
  • Foreign Language II
Electives
Maximum 2 courses to be selected from the following list in Semester II
SEMESTER II
  • Securities Analysis & Portfolio Management
  • Futures and Options
  • Direct Taxation
  • Financial Reporting
  • Retail Credit Management- Lending & Recovery
  • Banking Laws & Regulations
  • Fundamentals of Life Insurance – Products and Underwriting
  • General Insurance - Health and Vehicle
Electives
Semester Subject Type
SEMESTER III
  • Strategic Management
  • Decision Science
  • Summer Internship Project
  • Advanced Financial Management
  • International Finance
Compulsory
Any 3 courses to be selected from the following list in Semester III
SEMESTER III
  • International Business Economics
  • International Business Environment
  • Project Management
  • Quality Management
  • Corporate Governance
  • Management of Non-profit organizations
Electives
Maximum 3 courses to be selected from the following list in Semester III
SEMESTER III
  • Behavioral Finance
  • Commodities Markets
  • Indirect Taxation
  • Corporate Financial Restructuring
  • Financial Modeling
  • FIN Digital Banking
  • Treasury Management
  • Project Finance and Trade Finance
  • Insurance Laws & Regulations
  • Marine Insurance
  • Fire Insurance
Electives
Semester Subject Type
SEMESTER IV
  • Enterprise Performance Management
  • Indian Ethos & Business Ethics
  • Financial Laws
  • Current Trends & Cases in Finance
Compulsory
Any 2 courses to be selected from the following list in Semester IV
SEMESTER IV
  • Global Strategic Management
  • Elective Competing in Global Markets
  • Elective Cyber Laws
  • CSR & Sustainability
Electives
Maximum 2 courses to be selected from the following list in Semester IV
SEMESTER IV
  • Fixed Income Securities
  • Business Valuation
  • Risk Management
  • Strategic Cost Management
  • Rural and Micro Finance
  • Reinsurance
  • Agricultural Insurance
Electives

MBA in Finance Scope

After pursuing your MBA in Finance from PIBM, you can pursue your career in the following MBA Finance job profiles:

Finance Training & Certification

PIBM has introduced add-on training & certification courses inside the curriculum to ensure that the students acquire the skills and capabilities that would enable them to work effectively and efficiently in their workplace.

MBA Finance FAQs

What is the scope of an MBA Finance course in India?

There have been a number of job vacancies in the Finance sector, especially in this data-driven, dynamic corporate world. You can find the list of job profiles in the MBA Finance Scope section mentioned above.

Will I get similar value if I pursue an Online MBA in Finance?

With PIBM’s AICTE-approved PGDM Hybrid program , you can be assured that your degree will be recognized everywhere. Moreover, if you are a working professional, you can pursue this course without leaving your job or relocating.

What is the duration of the program?

The duration of PIBM’s Regular MBA & PGDM programs, the online MBA program, and PIBM’s Global MBA program are the same, which is 2 years.

What is the course fee for the regular MBA and PGDM programs?

The course fee for regular MBA and PGDM programs can be found under the detailed fee structure of regular MBA & PGDM courses.

What are the corporate events that I can expect during the 2-year regular MBA or PGDM program?

Here is the list of PIBM’s Corporate Events that you can be a part of and get yourself enlightened by the thought leaders of tomorrow.

Who is eligible for an MBA in Finance from PIBM?

Check the eligibility criteria mentioned above to see if you can apply for an MBA in Finance from PIBM.

Is MBA in finance a good degree?

Yes, an MBA in Finance degree will open a number of job opportunities for you in the Finance sector.

Is Maths necessary for an MBA in Finance?

While it is always beneficial to have a good hold in Mathematics for pursuing your MBA in Finance, it is not mandatory to have a Maths background to pursue the course.

What are the different types of Finance courses at PIBM?

At PIBM, you can pursue a regular PGDM or MBA in Finance. If you are a working professional, you can opt for PIBM’s Online MBA program in Finance. If you want to have an international MBA degree, you can opt for PIBM’s Global MBA program, the Joint Degree Dual Program (PGDM + MBA).