MBA Finance 2nd Year Subjects, Subjects, Semester, Books, Electives, Practical

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MBA Finance Syllabus in the second year consists of all the subjects that are unique to this stream. Students learn about Operations Management, Corporate Management, Marketing Management and Project Management.

In the first year, students learn about basic Management that all MBA graduates need to have. Students have Elective subjects that vary between colleges and Practicals to complete. The top elective Subjects in MBA Finance Syllabus are Corporate Taxation, Indian Accounting Standards, Fixed Income Securities etc.

M. C. Kuchhal and Vivek Kuchhal, Luca Dellanna, Peter F. Drucker, Jitendra Dutt Sharma, Philip Kotler, Dr. Amit Kumar and Dr. B. Jagdish Rao are some of the top authors in MBA Finance 2nd Year Syllabus. 

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MBA Finance 2nd year Syllabus

MBA Finance Subjects 2nd Year Sem 3 MBA Finance Subjects 2nd Year Sem 4
Macro Economics Internship Projects
Business Law Project Submissions
Operations Management Organization Behaviour-2
Corporate Management Marketing Management
Optimization and Project Research Project Management

MBA Finance 2nd Subjects

In the third semester of the MBA Finance 2nd year, there are six subjects. These subjects are Macro Economics, Business Law, Operations Management, Corporate Management, and Optimization and Project Research.

In the fourth semester, there are internship projects, project submissions, Organization Behavior-2, Marketing Management, and Project Management.

MBA Finance 3rd Semester Subjects

  • Macro Economics: Macroeconomics is a crucial part of an MBA in Finance program, and it covers several topics. Some of these topics are National Income and Output, Money and Banking, Fiscal Policy, Monetary Policy, International Trade, Inflation, Economic Growth, and Unemployment.
  • Business Law: Business Law is an important course in an MBA in Finance program, and it covers a wide range of topics. Some of these topics are Contracts, Business Organizations, Securities Regulation, Intellectual Property, Employment Law, Antitrust Law, and Consumer Protection Law.
  • Operations Management: Operations Management is a critical course in an MBA in Finance program, and it covers various topics. Some of these topics are Operations Strategy, Process Design and Analysis, Capacity Planning, Supply Chain Management, Quality Management, Inventory Management, and Lean Operations.
  • Corporate Management: Corporate Management is a key course in an MBA in Finance program, and it covers various topics related to managing a corporation. Some of these topics are Corporate Governance, Strategic Management, Leadership, Organizational Behavior, Risk Management, etc.

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MBA Finance 4th Semester Subjects

  • Organization Behavior-2: Organization Behavior-2 is a continuation of the course on Organizational Behavior in an MBA in Finance program. The topics covered are Leadership and Influence, Organizational Culture, Organizational Change, Teamwork and Collaboration, Diversity and Inclusion, etc.
  • Marketing Management: Marketing Management is an essential course in an MBA in Finance program, and it covers various topics related to marketing products and services. Some of these topics are Marketing Strategy, Product Management, Promotion Management, Sales Management, Distribution Management, and Digital Marketing.
  • Project Management: Project Management is a crucial course in an MBA in Finance program, and it covers various topics related to managing projects effectively. The topics covered are Project Scope Management, Project Time Management, Project Cost Management, Project Quality Management, Project Risk Management, Project Communication Management, etc.

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Top MBA Finance Colleges in India

Top MBA Colleges Total Course Fee
Indian Institute of Management - [IIMK], Kozhikode INR 20,50,000
Management Development Institute - [MDI], Gurgaon INR 23,47,400
Indian School of Business - [ISB], Hyderabad INR 36,29,620
Indian Institute of Management - [IIM], Tiruchirappalli INR 19,50,000
Great Lakes Institute of Management, Chennai INR 18,75,000

MBA Finance Books in Second Year

Subjects Books Authors
Macro Economics Macroeconomics: Principles, Problems, & Policies Campbell McConnell, Stanley Brue, and Sean Flynn
Principles of Macroeconomics N. Gregory Mankiw
Macroeconomics Paul Krugman and Robin Wells
Business Law Business Law N. D. Kapoor
Business Law P. C. Tulsian, Bharat Tulsian
Business Law M. C. Kuchhal and Vivek Kuchhal
Operations Management Best Practices for Operational Excellence: Simple Procedures That Work for Manufacturing and Logistics Luca Dellanna
Management: Tasks, Responsibilities, Practices Peter F. Drucker
Corporate Management Practicing Management in Corporates Jitendra Dutt Sharma
Marketing Management Marketing Management Philip Kotler
Marketing Management Dr. Amit Kumar and Dr. B. Jagdish Rao

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MBA Finance 2nd Year Practical Subjects

All subjects taught in MBA Finance 2nd year have practicals. These subjects are listed below.

  • Macro Economics
  • Business Law
  • Operations Management
  • Corporate Management
  • Optimization and Project Research
  • Internship Projects
  • Project Submissions
  • Organization Behaviour-2
  • Marketing Management
  • Project Management

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MBA Finance 2nd Year Electives

The electives in MBA Finance 2nd year are listed below.

  • Financial Management
  • International Financial Management
  • Commercial Banking
  • Corporate Taxation
  • Indian Accounting Standards
  • Fixed Income Securities, etc.

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MBA Finance Subjects 2nd Year: FAQs

Ques. What are the subjects in MBA finance 2nd year?

Ans. The subjects in the MBA 2nd year are listed below.

  • Macro Economics
  • Business Law
  • Operations Management
  • Corporate Management
  • Optimization and Project Research
  • Internship Projects
  • Project Submissions
  • Organization Behaviour-2
  • Marketing Management
  • Project Management

Ques. What are the important subjects in MBA finance?

Ans. The important subjects in MBA Finance are Micro Economics, Macro Economics, Business Law, Operation Management, Corporate Management, etc.

Ques. Which subject is best for MBA 2nd year?

Ans. Every subject in MBA 2nd year carry equal importance.

Ques. How many subjects are there in MBA 2nd year?

Ans. There are 10 subjects in MBA 2nd year.

Ques. What is the difference between 1 year and 2 year MBA?

Ans. In one year MBA, entire course (including internship) is completed in 10 to 12 months. Whereas, in two year MBA the course is 22 to 24 months providing complete exposure.

Ques. Does MBA syllabus change every year?

Ans. The syllabus change in MBA depends upon the respective universities.

Ques. Does 2 year gap affect MBA?

Ans. If the 2 year gap is utilized in a proper manner helps in mastering MBA.

Ques. What is MBA finance?

Ans. MBA finance is a graduate-level program that focuses on the study of financial management and investments. It prepares individuals for careers in financial analysis, corporate finance, investment banking, and other related fields.

Ques. What is MBA time period?

Ans. The time period of MBA is 2 years.

Ques. Is one year gap accepted in MBA?

Ans. Yes, one year gap is accepted in MBA.

Master of Business Administration [MBA] (Finance) : 70 answered questions

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Ques. Which college would you go for if you were interested in an MBA in finance among new IIMs and IIT Madras?

● Top Answer By Lovish Bajaj on 21 Jun 24

Ans. Almost all of the colleges listed here are in the top 20 list of MBA colleges in India for Finance. Among the new IIMs, the ones good for Finance are IIM Ranchi, IIM Rohtak, IIM Raipur, IIM Udaipur, and IIM Kashipur.  The table below draws a comparison of the MBA programs offered by the institutes. Institute Fees Average CTC New IIMs IIM Ranchi- 17.5 Lakh IIM Ranchi- 18.37 LPA IIM Rohtak- 17.6 Lakh IIM Rohtak- 19.27 LPA IIM Raipur- 16.1 Lakh IIM Raipur- 19.7 LPA IIM Udaipur- 19 Lakh IIM Udaipur- 20.3 LPA IIM Kashipur- 17.3 Lakh IIM Kashipur- 18.10 LPA IIM Shillong 22.71 Lakh 26.1 LPA XIMB 21.3 lakh 15.12 LPA IMT Ghaziabad 21.5 lakhs 16.56 LPA IIT Madras 10.9 lakhs 16.93 LPA IMI Delhi 22.25 LPA 17.20 LPA TAPMI  19.45 LPA 13.84 LPA Top recruiters at these institutes include Tata Steel, Cognizant, Capgemini, Accenture, Apollo Munich, Godrej, Emami, Nestle, Titan, Maruti Suzuki, PCBL, HDFC Bank, Mu Sigma, Larsen & Toubro, GMR, Tata Steel, Godrej & Boyce, and Vedanta and many more.  All of the mentioned institutes are good for MBA in Finance. However I would recommend IIT Madras as it has the lowest fees and a good average package.Read more
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Ques. Which one should I choose: MBA at IIT Kharagpur (operations) or IMT Ghaziabad (finance)?

● Top Answer By Akriti Banerjee on 06 Oct 23

Ans. IIT Kharagpur for operations would be better than IMT Ghaziabad (finance). As IMT Ghaziabad is more famous for its marketing course than finance. IIT Kharagpur is known for its operations management program and has a strong reputation as an institution of the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs). A few key aspects of IIT Kharagpur are as follows: In 2023 IIT Kharagpur secured 14th rank among all top management schools in India. This does reflect its academic excellence, infrastructural abilities, faculty strength, and placement records.  The faculties are adequately skilled and helpful while imparting quality education. The hostel's amenities include triple and double sharing, as well as all the essentials. The food is of high quality, and you will have four meals. The admissions procedure includes signing up for the hostel. Accommodation in a hostel is required for all students. IIT Kharagpur placements 2023 have been concluded. IT Kgp highest package stood at INR 43.37 LPA whereas VGSOM IIT Kharagpur's average package stood at INR 22.13 LPA. So based on these aspects IIT Kharagpur is a better option for pursuing an MBA in operation management.Read more
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Ques. How good is the department of financial studies MBA (FM), Delhi University?

● Top Answer By Akriti Banerjee on 15 Sept 23

Ans. My brother was a student at this college and so this answer is based on his experience solely. The Department of Financial Studies is a CFA-affiliated college wherein you can get a scholarship for pursuing a CFA degree. Its MBA program is highly coveted. It's the best option for you if you want to pursue a career in Finance and fail to make it to other B Schools. Here are some factors to consider  Fees: The low fees charged by DFS is the USP of the college. You can pursue an MBA at just 26000. IIMs fees on the other end are very high Around 13–24 lakhs. So DFS offers a better ROI than IIMs. Curriculum: Curriculum-wise, DFS cannot be compared to IIMs that have excellent course structure at par with foreign universities. DFS follows the semester pattern, unlike the trimester pattern in IIMs. IIMs conduct case study competitions but this is not the case at DFS. Faculty : DFS has some very well-educated and experienced faculty members much better than at least the new IIMs. Placement: The placements at DFS are at par with new IIMs only and not other top IIMs.  Alumni: The small batch size of DFS has failed to establish an elaborate alumni base in contrast to IIM Ahmedabad. Ultimately, if you don’t want a huge loan to repay at the end of 2 years or the IIM tag, DFS is the best optionRead more
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Ques. Which college is better for PGDM Finance SIESCOM or N L Dalmia, XIME, Bangalore or NDIM, New Delhi or UBS, Mumbai?

● Top Answer By Tithi Aggrawal on 05 Sept 23

Ans. You can consider XIME Bangalore as your first choice, then SIESCOM and NL Dalmia as your second and third choices, respectively. It is better not to consider NDIM or USB since they are bad at academics and placement support. XIME has a decent placement package, a good academic history, well-equipped classrooms, a resourceful atmosphere, and experienced scholars. So, take a wise decision, and all the best for your future.Read more
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Ques. What is the cutoff of NL Dalmia for a PGDM in finance?

● Top Answer By Tithi Aggrawal on 05 Sept 23

Ans. NL Dalmia does not follow the exact cutoff criteria. The cutoff ranges from 92 to 95% for the general category. The admission process is based on your score in the entrance examination and the interview conducted by the institute. This institute accepts various entrance examinations like XAT, CAT, CMAT, ATMA, etc. for a PGDM program. Read more
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Ques. Which college is good to go to with options like Welingkar School, IBS Hyderabad, IFIM Bangalore and IMT Hyderabad, when my interest is in MBA Finance?

● Top Answer By Divya Saraf on 04 Sept 23

Ans. First of all, congratulations on graduating and making the best decision to opt for an MBA in Finance. You have to carefully examine the infrastructure, fees, facilities, and faculties before confirming an institute, and this is a crucial step for every candidate.  Let us have a brief comparison of the colleges you have preferred- IMT Hyderabad – This institute is known for its infrastructure, location, and faculty, but it is new and lacks experience when compared with institutes like IMT Nagpur. IFIM Bangalore – They are good at academics but charge exorbitant fees. IBS Hyderabad – They have a resourceful atmosphere in their college and are good at infrastructure. Every class is filled with a greater number of students, and they also charge a high price for each seat. Welingkar School – They are superlative at infrastructure, faculty, academics, facilities, and campus life. Most importantly, they follow affordable fee schemes for the students. So, you can go with the option of Welingkar School for your studies.Read more
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Ques. How are the placements for Master of Business Administration [MBA] (Finance) at DIT University Dehradun?

● Top Answer By Nischal Sinhmaar on 21 May 24

Ans. So they provide campus placement as well as internships average package 6LPA an percentage rate of placed students or employability is around 70% from campus and if I talk about my plants I will pursue my PHDRead more
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Ques. How is the course curriculum of Master of Business Administration [MBA] (Finance) in DIT University Dehradun?

● Top Answer By Priyanka on 24 Nov 24

Ans. The opportunities you got after doing masters of business administration is not what you can after doing just graduation. The frequency was very fast because in MBA you have trimester thing so we need to give the assessment in every 3 monthsRead more
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Ques. How are the placements for Master of Business Administration [MBA] (Finance) at Presidency College Bangalore?

● Top Answer By Anonymous on 03 Jan 25

Ans. From 3rd semester we will get opportunity for placement there are lot of companies which come for finance and marketing as of now we have got KPMG concentrix many more students should get 60% placement sir is good my plan is to get in to jobRead more
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Ques. How is the course curriculum of Master of Business Administration [MBA] (Finance) in Presidency College Bangalore?

● Top Answer By Anonymous on 03 Jan 25

Ans. Courses that include case studies, projects or internships Presence of experienced professors or industry professionalsCourses incorporating practical applications like internships industry collaborations or live projects offer strong real-world preparation. Curriculum alignment with certification programs or in-demand skillsets enhances employability Limited focus on industry-relevant tools or outdated content might hinder readinessIncrease interactive and experiential learning methods e.g., flipped classrooms, group discussionsRead more
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