Hello Aspirant, 

An MBA degree gives you a holistic knowledge of what is expected in the corporate world. You get knowledge of finance as well as other areas like accounting, economics, communication, operations, marketing, etc. 

When it comes to MFIN, it becomes more specialised. If you are focused only on finance and do not want to gain a knowledge on anything else, this one should be your choice.

Coming to the career options, any day an MBA graduate would be chosen over MFIN one because of their broader knowledge. But when it comes to roles like risk management, equity research, asset management and son on,they might choose an MFIN candidate because of their specialised knowledge.

Think we'll and take a wise decision. Good luck!!