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Regarding placement, I would give a below average rating since only a handful IT companies like TCS, Tech Mahindra, Capgemini, ITC Infotech comes to recruit only a handful students for actual engineering services. A HANDFUL (and that number usually don't cross 2 digits). Once they're done, the BPOs come and provide a very scanty package. Overall placement is done in pool recruitment for JIS group, so the competition is extremely fierce. TCS actually sets up a VERY HIGH cut-off in the aptitude round, and only a handful gets selected. While colleges like RCC picked 131/380, HIT - 510/800 etc for TCS, ours was perhaps 24/400(I'm no sure of the exact figure of the appeared candidates). So I hope you understand the fine line. And don't bother to attend the pre-recruitment classes. Just don't! Stay at home and go through the verbal & quants from different books & websites. You'll have more than enough. If you're really hellbent on securing a job from college, prepare like hell!! And always check about the company's information before appearing for interviews (a lot of fake companies do come in our college).

Well before i answer this thing, i will need to ask these below points :
- Budget
- Future plans
- Eligibility
I strongly recommend this 3 stage formula for a decision making and giving a right direction to your overseas education search.
The same can be illustrated by way of an example of visiting any car dealership and having no realization of your budget, requirements or needs. No Dealership would be able to provide you with the right car without ascertaining these 3 basic elements.
USA, UK , Canada, Aus, NZ , France , Germany, all have good Masters in Finance options, however if you have your things compiled as per given above, you can come to a better conclusion.
Feel free to ask any more things, in follow up with exact details given above.
all the best :)

Hello Krishan,
There are no entrance exams for admission into B.Sc programmes and it is based on your 12th marks. The eligibility details are given below:
1) Basic eligibility for the programme is a pass at the +2 level (Karnataka PUC / ISC / CBSE / NIOS / State Boards) from any recognised Board in India.
2) Students pursuing International curriculum must have AIU approval and must obtain a grade of not less than 'C' or its equivalent.
3) Candidates writing the +2 examinations in March-May 2017 may apply with their class X and XI marks.
4) It is compulsory to have studied any two subjects from the combination (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) at Class XII level.
refer the link below for the detailed admission process:
https://christuniversity.in/sciences/physics-and-electronics/bachelor-of-science-bsc-in-physics-chemistry-maths-pcm/444
Their official website is: www.christuniversity.in