Generally the cut off percentile are for the colleges only, they are not course specific. After getting into the college you can decide your area of study, for finance you need to have a minimum of 60% in your 10th, 12th, Graduation. If you are eligible then you can study finance as your major subject. Top finance recruiters such as Deloitte, E&Y, KPMG etc. have their minimum eligibility criteria as 60%. Rest it can vary for different colleges and for different companies. It would be better if you provide the specifications then we can serve you well.   

Good afternoon, I would like to inform you that for MBA, the cut off is on the basis of colleges and not on the basis of courses. So, if you want to pursue MBA, try shortlisting a couple of desired colleges and then collect information regarding their cut offs.

Hello Dhaval Parmar,

We are always happy to help but kindly please provide us with the college name as well as location to be able to get back to you.

Regards,

Tanushree Seth

Hi sir.

Sir can you please let us know of which college and location are you asking about. beacuse every college have it's different process. If you give us more berif about it then we can help you to suggest hope to see you soon sir.

With Regards

careers360.

Hello Dhaval,

Can you please mention the name of the college in which you are looking for an admission because there are many colleges that offer MBA in finance in India so you need to mention it. Please do mention so that I can help you accordingly.

Hello Dhawal , we feel good helping you out. So as there are lot of colleges which offer finance stream in MBA course. We would like you to filter out some colleges so that we can easily let you know the further details about the cut .

Thankyou.

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