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Hi Akash, You can always do a short term course in Finance. Imarticus Learning offers a Finance and Analytics course that is normally 2-3 months long that is sure to help you revive your career. For some of our courses, we also offer placement assistance at top firms in the industry. You can consider the following courses, which help you to build a good career in Finance.
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Yes you are eligible to apply incase if you have an aggregate percentage of 50 or above in your UG. Following is the required criteria for admission process.
A composite score of 600 or above in the Management Aptitude Test (MAT) conducted by AIMA in either September - 2015 or December 2015 OR a composite score of 450 or above in GMAT 2015 OR 70 percentile or above in the Common Management Admission test (CMAT 2015) OR 70 percentile or above in the Common Admission test 2015 (CAT) conducted by the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) OR 70 percentage or above in the AIMS Test for Management Admissions (ATMA) 2015 And 50% or above marks in aggregate in the undergraduate examinations. (Applicants who are in the final year of their studies should have 50% or above aggregate in all the semesters / years of undergraduate examinations conducted so far). Students writing their final degree examinations during March-May 2016 are also eligible to apply.

Hi there,
The college prefers MH-CET instead of CMAT as the MMS program comes under Mumbai University. If you want to go only on the basis of your CMAT scores, then everything depends on the general CMAT cutoffs and your score will have to be high. Just to give you a view of how high, the CET cutoffs are usually around 95-96 percentile, so maybe you could use that as a reference.
The college is definitely good for finance, but I wouldn't say it is among the best. If you get better options such as NL Dalmia, go for it. That does not mean the college is bad as such. They have pretty experienced staff.
There are 60 seats in all for the MMS program, of which:
1. 31 seats are reserved for Roman Catholics (under the minority quota)
2. 17 seats are reserved for those coming through the CAP rounds (MH-CET scores) - including up to 3 seats from all of India. If the All India seats are not filled, then other candidates from Maharashtra are selected.
3. The remaining 12 seats are filled through the institute quota.
The college has had packages of up to 8 lakhs over the past years, including a few people from the current batch. On average, the package is around 4 lakhs.

Dear Dnyaneswar,
M.Sc. physical chemistry have plenty of opportunities in research, academic and industries. Paint industries are always one of the primary sector for Physical Chemistry students. But, I would not suggest joining industries straight way after M.Sc. as the pay scale is not great. You should pursue at least M.Tech. (In specific branch) through GATE if you are looking for industries. The pay will be much better.
If you are interested in research or academic profession, M.Sc. in physical chemistry has good scope. You can opt for PhD and choose the specific part of Physical Chemistry which you like most. For example, you can take up some research area related to nanomaterials preparation. The next few years are certainly going to see many industries looking for professionals with specialization in nanomaterials production. So the opportunity will be great.
Once you are done with Ph.D, you can also opt in for academic positions like Assistant professor at various university level. But, you must ensure that you have cleared the NET exam at least for lecturership.