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Hi Ana, to get a better insight into the difference you can take a look at the modules.
MSc Finance :
Term 1
Organisational Behaviour and Work
Business Policy
Term 2
Corporate Financial Management
Capital Markets and Institutions
Term 3
Strategic Financial
Advanced Treasury Management - Financial Engineering
Term 4Research Paper 1*
Research Paper 2*
MBA :
MBS513Accounting for Managers
MBS507Marketing Management
MBS502Law for Business
MBS508Organizational Behavior and Management
MBS605Business Finance
MBS606Strategic Decision Making
MBS548Organisational Consultancy
MBS617Human Resource Management Perspectives
MBS671Effective Leadership
MBS618Dispute Management
MBS641Project Management
MBS572Risk Management
MBA is a business course and is meant for people who want to move into management or would like to start their own business. MBA will emphasise little on finance.
MSc Finance is a pure finance course meant for people who would like to be in the finance industry.
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Hi Chaitra, it will be difficult for anyone outside NUS to comment on a decision that is to be made by the faculty.
There are several factors taken into consideration while considering an application. The science and Engineering department of NUS accepts GATE scores, so if you have written one kindly send the scores along with your application. Also, taken into consideration will be how consistent your performance has been, the univ you completed BE in, backlogs if any, work ex if any SOP, LORs.
If the univ were to see only the percentage then you are eligible to apply with this percentage, but getting admission will depend on the factors specified above.
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