Greetings, aspirant!

MBF (Master's in Business finance) is a relatively new course started by Xavier School of Commerce. The course is PG and the eligibility criteria requires a candidate to pass out as a graduate with a minimum aggregate score of 55% from a recognized board with Mathematics and statistics as the core subjects for B.Sc graduates, Accounting/Finance for B.com Graduates, and Economics for BA/BSc graduates. The duration of the course is 2 years and the fees are 14.5L INR for the entire course.

The median salary, as shown by the college, for the first pass-out batch of 2017-2019 was 12.7L INR. The top recruiters consisted of Tata Capital, Capgemini, HDFC Bank, Wipro, IBM, HDFC Life, Reliance Industries Ltd, PWC, Deloitte, Godrej and Boyce etc.

The course is primarily focused on equipping students with skills required to efficiently manage the finances of a business or organisations in the real world market.

There's also availability of internships for students in various big brand companies to provide them with an exposure to an office environment as well as practical problems in the world of finance.

Hope this information helps

Best of luck!!

Hello,

The overall reviews suggest that XUB has better placement and packages as compared to ITM-G.

Moreover, student pass outs reviews suggest that the quality of education, faculties and learning opportunities offered by XUB are better than ITM-G as well.

Hope this information helped you.

Good luck!

hello aspirant

well XAVIER'S university bhubaneswar is a good platform to pursue Btech  CSE

infrastructure is good and academics are also good and also the teaching staff is very well experienced and all the facilities like mess ,hostel are also provided. overall the rating is good but if you want you can even consider IIT AND IIIT in by bhubaneswar which are more reputed colleges so just try your best shot,

all the best!

MBA finance and MBF program in XUB are different programs. Although both are recongnised master degrees and are offered by Xavier University, so they are equivalent in that term. Both accepts X-GMT/CAT/XAT/GMAT

The difference is that in MBA (finance) program you study overall general management subjects in first year and in the next year you chose our specialisation & electives according to your choice.

Whereas in MBF program you study finance as specialisation from day one. MBF don’t focus on Operations, Sales or Marketing subjects. You should go for this program only if you have interest in core finance. (This program also accepts NMAT score)