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There is only subtle difference between Computer Science (CS), Computer engineering (CE), Computer Science and Engineering (CSE), Information Technology (IT) and Software Engineering (SE). IT Industry accepts all the candidates to start their career as Software Developer. Computer Science (CS) is a study of the theory, applications of engineering principle for the design and the use of computers based systems. Computer engineering (CE) deals with design, implementation, and management of software & hardware based information system and electronics systems to automate processes. Nowadays, most of the universities offer a degree in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE). A B.Tech CSE graduate specializes in theory of computation and design of computational systems. CSE graduates are trained to integrate several disciplines such as Information Technology, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Software Design, etc. The CSE graduates are mainly involved in the development of software and hardware systems of various aspects of computing for products, systems and information systems. Market acceptance of CS, CE and CSE graduates is similar.

B.Sc graduates have a wide variety of options available in terms of topics, subjects, & field . They have an option to pursue a post graduation degree in their respective field. Students can also join non-science master degree courses such as animation, management, journalism, computer technology, etc after the completion of B.Sc degree.
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I would say that MBA in finance prepares you as a general management graduate. Whereas, in the real world, you need to work in a core finance environment. You will be competing against CA's, M.Sc Finance and CFA's. It would be really hard to sustain without lack of core competence. In order to achieve or inculcate this core competence, you should not aim for certifications after MBA but you should do it along with your MBA so that once you get into the real world, you are fully prepared. The most famous certification in the market right now is CFA. With dedication, you can easily clear CFA Level 1 in the college itself. Later on, after MBA, you can go for CFA Level 2 and after some years of experience, CFA Level 3. FRM is another certification which you can look for and there are many more. But I would suggest that you go for CFA Level 1 along with MBA.
Best of luck.