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Here were about 20 active stock exchanges in India with 7000 listed companies, 6500 brokers and 538 investment bankers registered with the SEBI. As per a Mint report, dated 20 May, 2014, 15 of the 20 stock exchanges in the country have opted to exit the business altogether. The 5 that will continue are the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), United Stock Exchange (which agreed to merge with BSE), MCX Stock Exchange Ltd (MCX-SX), National Stock Exchange (NSE) and the Calcutta Stock Exchange.
Prospects for the stock broking business are bright and for those who are qualified to handle this business and have the necessary personality traits to cope with it, the job openings are many.
As of November, 2014, the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) was rated 10th globally (market value-wise) among worlds stock exchanges, as revealed by data from the World Federation of Exchanges. Close behind is Indias National Stock Exchange (NSE), ranked 11th. It is a matter of time before we make it to the top 5 stock exchanges in the world, said Kalpana Morparia, chief executive of J.P. Morgan India, told Wall Street Journal on 28 November, 2014. If the market cap of Indian companies keeps growing at its recent pace, the BSE and NSE could soon overtake Germanys Deutsche Borse and Chinas Shenzhen Stock Exchange. In short, opportunities in this field are going to be aplenty!

Post graduation in business administration, MBA or PGDM exposes students in all management functions such as Finance, Marketing, HR, Operations, Strategy, etc., for all kind of industries from FMCG to core technology companies. MBA/PGDM is an all-purpose degree which provides the graduates to choose his career options based on his interest, strength in management functional area and personality traits. MBA/PGDM from top B-Schools have career opportunities in the field of consulting, business analysis, pre-sales support, project management, functional management, operations management in private, government, PSU and NGOs. MBA/PGDM graduates mostly start their career as management trainees and are given experience in all functions with on the job before specialising in one or two functions. MBA/PGDM is also a good post graduate degree for students who want to be an entrepreneur. Currently, the demand for MBA/PGDM graduates from good B-Schools is very high. You may refer to following link for list of top MBA/PGDM colleges/ universities in India:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india/2-2-0-0-0

Regular MBA is the best option among regular, part-time and executive MBA. Full-time MBA is taught by extensive case studies and group work. Full-time MBA students have easy access to teachers and fellow students for discussion leading to better learning. Full-time MBA provides an environment for overall development of the student.
Executive MBA is an intensive one-year residential or distance learning or combination of residential & distance learning programme created specifically for professionals with work experience of 5 years or more. Executive MBA provides students with the same solid foundation in key management concepts and disciplines as a two-year full-time MBA. Executive MBA course work is built on the basis of that students will have diverse and extensive work experience by virtue of which they will able to related to management theories and concepts. Executive MBA is rigorous as the syllabus of two years is compressed in one year.
If you are not in the position to undertake 2 years leave of absence from the job due to personal constraints, you may opt for Executive MBA. MBA through distance is the third best option.