Overview:

The Master of Business Administration in Banking and Finance is a specialized postgraduate program that combines core business administration principles with in-depth knowledge of banking operations and financial management. This 2-year program, divided into 4 semesters, allows students to cover all aspects of banking, finance, and general business administration. It seeks to impart in students a comprehensive understanding of financial markets, banking regulations, and investment strategies, while also developing skills in financial analysis, risk management, and strategic decision-making that are crucial for success in the banking and finance sector.

The program covers a wide range of topics, from theoretical approaches to financial economics to practical applications in banking operations and financial services. The curriculum progresses from foundational business concepts to specialized banking and finance strategies, including financial reporting, investment analysis, corporate finance, and regulatory compliance in the context of the global financial system.

This course deals with both business fundamentals and specific banking and finance practices. It provides insight into the financial services profession, monetary policy, and the global impact of banking operations. Students will develop skills in financial modeling, risk assessment, portfolio management, and leadership specific to the banking and finance industry.
 

Course Curriculum:

The MBA in Banking program covers the following courses: 

1. Financial Management
2. Banking Operations and Services
3. Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management
4. Risk Management and Insurance
5. Financial Markets and Institutions
6. Corporate Finance
7. Financial Modelling
8. Strategic Management
9. International Banking and Finance
10. Regulatory Frameworks and Compliance
11. Research Methodology and Dissertation

Career Opportunities:

The MBA in Banking offers a myriad of jobs in the financial field. Graduates can find roles in a variety of organisations, including: 

1. Commercial Banks
2. Investment Banks
3. Financial Consultancies
4. Insurance Companies
5. Asset Management Firms
6. Corporate Finance Departments
7. Financial Research Organisations
8. Regulatory Bodies
9. Brokerage Firms
10. Venture Capital and Private Equity Firms
     

MBA holder can expect to earn between Rs. 25,000 and Rs. 60,000 per month based on experience and the job roles. With more experience, professionals can expect higher positions.