What are the scop of job after passing MBA finance?

[Suman C]

I am doing my mba ,it is my first semister.I am worried about my specialisation to be taken in the 2 year of mba.Most of the person whome i know,are saying that mba hr will be best option,but i am a commerce graduate with 48% markes.Finance is my first choice,but everybody is saying that i will not be able to compete with charterd accountant.A charterd accountant has more scope than a mba finance,what is the present market scenario?Iwant to do mba in finance(major) and marketing(minor..

[AnimalFilter]

It is true that an MBA Finance would be in lesser demand than a Chartered Accountant - but only if you plan on a career in accounting. Since the CA is a government granted license, they have authority to sign certain types of documents and tax returns and therefore companies will always want to hire them.

However, a Finance degree isn't really geared towards accounting anyway, but moreso to investing, banking, and internal management accounting (as opposed to external reporting for the stock exchange etc, which a CA would do)

Marketing and HR are both decent, and much easier than finance:P If there is a Management option, I would choose that.

And, there's no reason you can't become a Chartered Accountant after you graduate. If it is the same as the U.S. CPA then it's simply a matter of passing the exams and possibly taking a few extra tax classes on top of your MBA coursework in finance.