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See the degree grade →A two-year full-time Master of Commerce in Banking & Finance that develops specialist technical skills in banking operations, risk management, derivatives, NBFCs and investment analysis. Suited to graduates aiming for analytical or leadership roles in banks, financial institutions, regulatory bodies or corporate finance teams.
The curriculum is organised across four semesters with core, skill and ability-enhancement components. Key subjects listed in the programme include:
The course page does not specify numerical eligibility criteria or prerequisite degrees. Prospective applicants should contact the admissions team at the institute for exact entry qualifications and application process details.
The programme is designed to prepare students for roles across private and government banks, NBFCs, stock exchanges, corporate finance departments and educational institutes. Job titles referenced by the programme include Financial Consultant, Finance Analyst, Bank Manager, Insurance Manager, Financial Advisor and similar positions in treasury, risk management, equity research and regulatory or corporate R&D functions.
The programme page highlights postgraduate admissions scholarships and financial aid without detailing amounts or eligibility. Applicants should enquire directly with the admissions office about scholarship opportunities, fee assistance and any institute-level support tied to academic performance or need.
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