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Vivekanand along with curricular activities, does have a lot of extra curricular activities like a huge college fest "Chaitanya" with other activities like the Magazine of the college "Samanway" and also you get to be a part of the VES magazine Buzz. With these events we organize sports activities ! CSR activities, placement committee which has an active involvement in working with the core head of the college and also coordinating with HR personnel present in the industry. Finally, there is a College program "Glimpses" which sees the VESIMSR students participate in cultural activities. So yes Vivekanand has a lot of activities along with studies, which gives you a good exposure to everything

Hi,
Amity Gwalior is fine but i can't say it a career booming option.
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*City preference.
*Industry interface.
You can mail me your past qualification and composite scores of aptitude test from which i can better suggest you about the best possible options for your career.My mail id: mba.adm10@gmail.com
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Once you invest in an MBA you will definitely will get returns, and will be valued higher among other Post graduates. A management course will acquaint you with the challenges of the corporate world and will give you a overall exposure, along with book knowledge.
In finance the placements coming to the institute are from the consulting and BFSI sector. There are a few profiles for core finance, but then again they have their limitations and it will depend on your ability, to convert a call. As it is a management course, your learning will be more inclined towards developing your managerial skills. If you are looking for core finance, i suggest you give it a second thought, and also consider courses like CFA.
If you feel that your strength is in knowledge of financial services and managing people then this course will be beneficial for you and help you in your carrer.