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Profile Evaluation: 2nd MBA or MS Finance?

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by maitreyee » Fri Oct 05, 2012 5:12 am
My Profile:

Target GMAT Score: 740

Age and Gender: 25 years, Female

Education:- MBA- Marketing specialization from a Tier-II institute in India( 3.7 GPA). Did my Bachelors in Economics from Fergusson College, University of Pune( 73% score- Distinction)

Work Experience: Worked for 2 years, 10 months with a reputed Indian Bank. My profile was that of a Relationship Officer. My job involved sourcing and handling High Net Worth Individuals and Business accounts. A large part of my job was also Financial Planning for the bank customers.

Reason for another degree: Career change. Through my job I was exposed to the world of Banking and Finance. I developed an interest in this field and developed my knowledge through various certifications, reading finance related journals, newspapers etc. I feel the need to get a formal degree in Finance so as to further my career. I have recently shifted to USA and would like to study here.

My dilemma is whether I should go for an MBA or MS in Finance (Comprehensive Finance. Not Mathematical/Quantitative Finance). I already have an MBA and am aware that getting admitted for a second MBA can pose a bit of a challenge.


My questions are as follows-

1) Will my MBA from India followed by an MS Finance degree from a US institution hold enough weight in the job market here? Or should I go for a second MBA with a concentration in Finance?

Request your help in evaluating my options based on my profile.
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by Jon@Admissionado » Mon Oct 08, 2012 6:40 am
To answer your question: probably!
but also you don't have to have BOTH an MBA an MS in finance to get a good finance job. One or the other might be enough. Of course whatever you do, you DO want to go to a good and well-connected program, cause that is likely what will get you the best jobs. But banks will want you to be very good at what you and test your quant skills as they hire, so keep this in mind when you decide what you want to do...
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by maitreyee » Wed Oct 10, 2012 3:37 am
Thanks for the reply. Makes me more confident about going for an MS Finance.
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by Jon@Admissionado » Wed Oct 10, 2012 6:45 am
Great! and good luck to you!
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