Should I opt for MBA in any of the top 30 B-schools or pursue CA?

You can apply for both rather choosing from any one as both MBA in any of the top 30 B-schools or pursue CA has very good future scope and it also depends on your interest, as you mentioned that you are interested in finance so you can do MBA in finance as well as CA.

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I think you should go for MBA in finance, and keep trying for CA once u r done with MBA. Or else clear the 2nd level along with your Bachelors, do MBA and CA finals alongside.

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There is no doubt MBA is a good choice after completion of Bachelors degree as there are better opportunities awaiting ahead. However, CA is also better, rest it depends if your able to crack it. If you can pursue MBA and also prepare for CA that is totally upon you.

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If you think you can crack CA, then go for it, otherwise go for MBA which is a good career option.

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Hi Hardik, Its good to SEE that young generation is showing keen interest in the stocks and share market. It is just a technical study not any gamble. If you really have a keen interest in financial markets and portfolio management, surely MBA in this field will be a great choice. Since you already have interest, you need to check your aptitude, attitude, passion, personality traits, bent of mind, analytical ability and aspirations. # Coming to colleges: Yes, you must do the programme only from the top notch institutions as the programme has its own niche and rigors, the institution should be able to give theoretical as well as practical exposure. Since this programme itself is so practical oriented, choose the colleges whose teaching pedagogy is experiential learning. Some top colleges for this programme having solid track record are Iims, SIBM, IBS, ISB, MDI, LPU and PU etc. Do check their eligibility and application deadlines. All the best for your future.

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If you have caliber in you to crack the CA then I will suggest you to opt for the CA otherwise go for the MBA in finance.

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MBA is a general degree whereas CA is a specialisation of sorts. Secondly what matters are your grades in B.Com and MBA and type of institutions you pursue them from. An MBA from XYZ College from XYZ University may not be Equivalent to MBA from IIMs (Older ones) and some other top institutes.Firstly what actually matters is your interest. These are some of the points I could think of at this time. Hope it helps. All the best, choose wisely. MBA is totally different from CA. MBA is a general degree whereas CA is a specialisation of sorts. Secondly what matters are your grades in B.Com and MBA and type of institutions you pursue them from. An MBA from XYZ College from XYZ University may not be Equivalent to MBA from IIMs (Older ones) and some other top institutes. Third is financial angle, MBA from a tier-1 college, the fees is in excess of Rs. 10 lacs. Even other normal colleges will cost you atleast 3 lacs for the 2 year program. Whereas CA officially costs you a little more than Rs. 30 thousand. Also MBA from an IIM requires you to have a consistent good academic background and you get cookie points for being a professional. So chances of a simple graduate diminish manifold. What most students aren't fully aware is that CA MBA, though both involves number crunching, its totally different to each other when it comes to actual work involved in these two profession. Charted Accountants are one of the most rigorously trained group of professionals with 3 years of mandatory training to undertake the final examination for certification. The standards are similar for everyone and has very high standards for passing. Training is top notch and the opportunities are great for qualified CAs. I've never seen an unemployed CA, more or less you should make a good living and the scope of growth depends upon your limitations of mind. The same quote applies to MBAs also but categorically a general stream of MBA has far lesser training and practical exposure than CA studies. Specialisations are good but depends on the institution of graduation. Quality is not standardised with MBAs unlike CA.

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Go for MBA from top B-Schools. You will earn a Master's degree and you will get a good job. Above this, your soft skills will get better.

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You can try for the top B-Schools and pursue your MBA. I am an ex student of Doon Business School, Dehradun and got placed in Royal Bank of Scotland. The college offers a good number of internships and placement opportunities. The SAP and Six Sigma modules have really helped me master this area and nowis coming handy at my work place. Scrum and Agile also has helped me know about project management techniques. The college has its in campus hostels which serve all variety of dishes. The college is situated in an Industrial area so industry visits are frequently made. The fee structure is reasonable at Rs 4.25 lacsfor entire MBA course.

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Pursue MBA from one of top 10 B-Schools.

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