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As per my knowledge, Completing an MBA in finance improves your skills across a range of areas of finance, from risk management to financial control. These improved financial skills are beneficial in performing in your current position, plus providing new opportunities for progress higher up in an organisation. An MBA in Finance means an MBA with a major in Finance. Its a good major for many people, but you should understand that you will not get an in-depth graduate education in Finance. Thus if you want to make a career in Finance, you might want to consider a Masters in Finance in preference to an MBA in Finance. The scope of an MBA in finance is tremendous and offers good job opportunities with good pay packages. If you do your programme from any of the top MBA institutes in Delhi, your chances of getting placed in a good position increase many folds. An MBA in finance is often the most preferred choice amongst aspirants across the globe. The primary reason why so many opt for this field is that it offers excellent earning potential and rewarding career options in a variety of industries. You can pursue MBA from top colleges like:
IIM. FMS - Delhi. Alliance University. ISB - Hyderabad. NIT. Geeta University
Amity University. SRM University. Alliance University. Manipal University. Anna University. VIT University. Christ University.

Yes, MBA after BBA is one the best course to make a brighter future. It opens ample number of opportunities worldwide. You should look for some good college which offers dual specialisation in MBA. Dual specialisation was not so common a few years ago, but the trend changed. Not all but few colleges in India offer dual specialisation in MBA. Quantum University Roorkee located in Uttarakhand is one such college where dual specialisation is offered. The market needed people with versatility and more and more domains were merged in the dual specialisation. It may very well be that one of them is major and the other is minor or they may be of equal weight. But in most dual specialisation MBA courses, both carry equal weight with a full curriculum for each being taught. Fee is quite affordable here. Placements are really good as more than 100 international companies visit each year. The best thing about Quantum is that an assured Placement with a minimum CTC package of Rs 4.00 Lacs per annum* at the time of passing out or within six months of passing out !
A cash-back equivalent to the difference between 4.00 Lacs and the actual placement package in an unlikely possibility of getting placed below the assured package. For e. g. , if a student gets a CTC of Rs 3.50 Lacs per annum, then a cash back of Rs 50,000 shall be made to the student.