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Master of Science [M.Sc] (Finance) From JBIMS, Mumbai

Mumbai, MaharashtraEstd 1965 Mumbai University, Mumbai

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Master of Science [M.Sc] (Finance)

first year fees: ₹3,00,000

2 YearsFull Time

Year	1	2
Total Year Wise fees	₹3.00 Lakhs	₹3.00 Lakhs
Total Fees	₹300000	₹300000
Tuition fees	₹300000	₹300000

Eligibility Criteria

Programme Eligibility :- CAT

Course Details

JBIMS M.Sc Finance (Master of Science in Finance) is a 2-year, Full-time, Program. Candidates with a Bachelor’s Degree and Valid CAT / MAH - MBA CET Scores are eligible to apply for the program.

JBIMS M.Sc Finance Fees is INR 6 Lakhs. JBIMS MAH CET Cutoff is 97 percentile and CAT Cutoff is 95 percentile. JBIMS M.Sc Finance batch intake is 40.

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JBIMS M.Sc Finance Important Dates 2025
JBIMS M.Sc Finance Selection Criteria 2025
JBIMS M.Sc Finance Admission Process 2025
JBIMS M.Sc Finance Admission: How to Apply?
JBIMS M.Sc Finance Placements 2023
JBIMS M.Sc Finance FAQs

JBIMS M.Sc Finance Important Dates 2025

MAH MBA CET Events	Dates
Online Registration Begins	4th Week of February 2025 (Tentative)
Last Date to Register	2nd Week of March 2025 (Tentative)
Application Form Correction	2nd Week of March 2025 (Tentative)
Admit Card	3rd Week of March 2025 (Tentative)
Exam Date	March 23 - 24, 2025
Result Declaration	1st Week of June 2025 (Tentative)
Counselling Process Begins	Last Week of June 2025 (Tentative)
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JBIMS M.Sc Finance Selection Criteria 2025

Bachelor’s Degree with a Minimum of 50% marks.
Candidates should have Mathematics as a Compulsory subject.
Students in their Final Year of Graduation.
Valid CAT / MAH - MBA CET Scores.

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JBIMS M.Sc Finance Admission Process 2025

JBIMS M.Sc Finance Admission Process is as follows:

Step 1:

Candidates are Shortlisted based on their Valid CAT / MAH MBA CET Scores. Candidates are required to meet the mentioned Cutoff and PAR Cutoff. The cutoff for them are as follows:

Category	CAT Percentile	MAH MBA CET Percentile
General	95	97
Reserved	75	90
PH	75	85

Category	Percentage of Marks in 10th Standard SSC or Equivalent	Percentage of Marks in 12th Standard HSC or Equivalent
General	60% or Above	60% or Above
Reserved	55% or Above	55% or Above

Step 2:

Shortlisted Candidates are called for In-Person Assessment (IPA) which consists of Group Activity (GA), Personal Interview (PI) and Writing Aptitude Test (WAT). The weightage for the same are as follows:

Application Rating (AR)		In-Person Assessment (IPA)
Criteria	Weightage	Criteria	Weightage
Entrance Exam Score	60	Group Activity	20
Past Academic Records	15	Personal Interview	60
Extra - Curricular / Work Experience	20	Writing Aptitude Test	20
Diversity	5	-	-
Total	100	Total	100

The Total Score is made up of AR and IPA Score. The AR Score has 60% and the IPA has a 40% Weightage respectively.

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JBIMS M.Sc Finance Admission: How to Apply?

JBIMS M.Sc Finance Applications can be filled online on the official website. To fill the application form for the program, check the steps below:

Click on Apply Online.
Fill in all the details and provide CAT / MAH - MBA CET Scores and necessary Documents in the form of Attachments.
Pay the Application Fee to complete the application process.

Documents Required:

10th Standard Certificate and Marksheet
12th Standard Certificate and Marksheet
Degree, Passing Certificate and Marksheets of all Semesters
Birth Certificate
Domicile Certificate in case of Candidates applied in Reserve Category (Maharashtra State Only)
Caste Certificate, Caste / Tribe Validity Certificate, Non-creamy Layer Certificate wherever applicable issued by the Competent Authority (Maharashtra State Only)
Physically Handicapped Certificate as prescribed by the Government from Competent Authority wherever required
In the case of Candidate who has appeared for the UPSC Civil Service Examination, their scorecard of Preliminary and Main Examination along with the Interview Invitation Letter
CAT / MAH MBA CET Scorecard
Photo ID - Aadhaar or Pan or Passport
Work Experience proof, if Applicable

JBIMS M.Sc Finance Placements 2023

Particulars	M.Sc Finance Placements 2023
Batch Size	27
Highest Package	INR 27 LPA
Average Package	INR 21.36 LPA
Median Package	INR 21 LPA
Roles Offered	Management Consulting Wealth Management Credit Analyst Financial Planning & Analysis Wholesale Banking Credit Analytics Product Management Management & Strategy Equity Research Risk Management Analytics and Sales Digital Transformation Relationship Manager
Top Recruiters	Bloomberg, Citi, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, LSEG, SICOMORO, TARA, Vedanta, UNITY, etc.
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JBIMS M.Sc Finance FAQs

Ques. Are there any reservation criteria for MSc Finance at JBIMS?

Ans. Directorate of Technical Education, Government of Maharashtra allocate seats for reserve categories and backward classes in the following manner:

Category	Percentage
GENERAL	50
SC	13
ST	7
VJNT	3
NT-B	2.5
NT-C	3.5
NT-D	2
OBC	19
Total	100

Ques. Can final-year students apply for MSc Finance at JBIMS?

Ans. Yes, students appearing for the final year exams of their Bachelor’s program can also apply for the M.Sc Finance program. They must be in the final year or in an equivalent qualification examination and those who have completed the degree requirements. They must obtain at least 50% marks or equivalent till the latest examination.

Ques. What are the tie-breaking criteria for JBIMS MSc Finance if two students score the same marks?

Ans. If two or more students obtain the same scores in total evaluation, the administration will observe their scores in the following manner:

Application Rating Score
Personal Interview Score
Group Activity Score
Written Ability Test Score
Marks at HSC or equivalent
Marks at SSC or equivalent

Ques. What are the parameters included in Application Rating Score for MSc Finance admission at JBIMS?

Ans. Application Rating Score considers the applicant's performance in MAH MBA CET / CAT scores, Academic Record in the past including 10th,12th, Graduation, Work Experience and Extra-Curricular Activity and Diversity as well.

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JBIMS: 9 Answered Questions

How is a MSc Finance from JBIMS?

Hardik VaghelaStudied at Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies

While considering the worth of any program you should consider 3 factors namely curriculum, peer learning, and profiles offered. Let’s discuss M.Sc Finance from JBIMS on the basis of the following factors

Curriculum: The course structure is pretty good and the quality of knowledge one acquires is also decent. Experienced alumni are invited to hold sessions that explore corporate values. The teaching faculty is also learned and experienced.
Peer group: Only 30 seats are available for this course so only the best and the cream students are selected. This is also why the peer crowd is extremely talented and there is cut-throat competition. Good peer learning enriched the overall experience of the program.
Profiles: The placement opportunities are great at JBIMS and the alumni are always there to assist you. The profiles offered both in internships and placements are also decent. The students are encouraged to participate in competitions to upgrade their skills and gain exposure. Sharing the campus with MBA students adds up to the overall experience.

What is the best preparation strategy for the JBIMS MSc finance interview?

Aniket MridhaPGDM in Finance, Welingkar Institute of Management Development and Research (Graduated 2019)

If you have a non-finance background, it is recommended that you begin your preparation for the JBIMS MSc finance interview at least 4-5 months prior to your interview for the MSc Finance course. You must be sure about your interest in finance, as M.Sc Finance is a very core course. If you have a finance background, you are expected to have a deeper understanding of the points mentioned below. Along with knowing the "whats", you must also know the "whys". In terms of preparation, it is important for you to:

Be well-informed about the current market scenario and keep track of SENSEX, NIFTY, gold pricing, INR/USD, and oil pricing.
Have a good understanding of the current Indian economy, including its GDP, inflation, and the factors that impact it.
Stay updated with the RBI rates, including Repo, Reverse Repo, CRR, and SLR, and know their meanings.
Be aware of the current global scenario, such as Demonetisation, BREXIT, and Trump.
Consider the question "Why MSc Finance?" as the first and foremost point of focus in your preparation, even if you have a good academic background. You may still be asked why you chose MSc in Finance over an MBA or PGDM.
If you have work experience, you must be familiar with your work and its impact on business.

By being thorough with all of these above-mentioned points, you will be well-prepared for the MSc Finance interview.

What are the things asked in the personal interview for an MSc in finance of JBIMS?

Abhijeit BhosaleMMS from Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies

The things you are questioned about in the PI round for an MSc in finance of JBIMS have broadly categorized into

Self-awareness: Your personal attributes like strengths, areas of improvement, hobbies, interests, passion, goals, and unique traits.

General Knowledge: Your interest in what’s happening around you and your opinions on the same.

Academics: Your familiarity with the subject you have specialized in, your favorite and least favorite subjects, the projects you have worked on, and why you chose that particular domain

Extracurricular background: Your participation in extracurricular activities and related questions

Why JBIMS MSc Finance? The most important question they are going to put forward is why did you go for this specific program and why not MMS/MBA Finance from JBIMS or any other institute

Skill based: They will question you about your soft skills by asking you to share instances where you portrayed team skills, communication skills, ability to multitask, leadership skills, negotiation skills, etc.

Experience: questions regarding your current job, roles, achievements and what you have learned so far.

Finance questions: They might ask some basic finance questions like What is SENSEX, assets, liabilities, what is credit/debit, what’s a balance sheet/P&L, what are equities, CRR, SLR, repo and reverse repo, how does the banking system work, what is FD, mutual funds, etc.

These are some of the areas you will be questioned about. Prepare well and deliver the answers confidently.

What profiles are offered to Msc Finance graduates at JBIMS?

Prakhar SahuMMS from Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies

The curriculum of the MSc program at JBIMS is rigorous enough to attract big names and their students to make a mark in the Financial world. The kind of organizations that visited the campus were Investment banks, Commercial Banks, Consulting firms, financial services companies, conglomerates, and many other companies from the service sector.

Some major organizations include

Goldman Sachs	PWC
Aditya Birla Group	ICICI Bank
SREI Infrastructure	BNP Paribas
ICICI Prudential	Axis Securities
DE Shaw	HDFC Bank
Axis Bank	Motilal Oswal
Abbott Laboratories	SBICAP Security

Some of the major profiles offered were

M&A Advisory
Private Equity
Transaction advisory
Trading & Hedging
Corporate Banking
Corporate Finance
Risk Management
Currency Trading
Treasury Management
Financial Planning
Strategy

The placement statistics looked like

Particulars	Statistics
Highest CTC	INR 19.35 LPA
Median CTC	INR 18 LPA

The extensive research methodology adopted by the course helped many students get profiles across Equity Research, Fixed Income, and Economic Research as well as structured products.

What is the difference between MSc in Finance and MBA at JBIMS?

Shikha JhaMBA from Indian Institute of Management Indore (2020)

JBIMS MSc Finance focuses on Finance and placements in the same field and very few sales roles whereas MBA is a traditional business administration course wherein the first year has common electives and for the second year you have to select among Marketing - Finance, Operations (rare), HR(rare), IT (extremely rare).

Similarities:

Faculty: JBIMS is well known for its world-class Finance faculty and both courses are taught by almost the same faculty.

Prayag Festival: It is the annual festival of JBIMS and all the students irrespective to their courses participate in it.

Dissimilarities

The placement statistics, dates, and teams are completely different for both courses.

How is the entrance test for MSc Finance at JBIMS in terms of difficulty level? How should one prepare for it?

Aditya SridharMasters in Finance from Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies (Graduated 2020)

JBIMS offers both full-time and part-time MSc Finance. Being an excellent brand, it attracts the best faculty and companies for placements.

JBIMS M.Sc Finance Admission (full-time)

Online Application
300 candidates will be shortlisted for further process
Group Activity, Personal Interview, and Written Ability Test
Display of Merit List for selected candidates

CAT cutoff is as follows

General: 97
Reserved: 90
PH: 85

JBIMS M.Sc Finance Admission (part-time)

The admission process for part-time MSc Finance is as follows

You need work experience of 2 years
You have to sit for CET
After getting shortlisted you have to go through the GD
The results are out within 2 weeks

For the preparation of this course, ask for reference books and dummy sheets from your friends who have prepared for a Full time MBA. The questions asked in the GD round are usually based on your work experience.

Should I get into an MBA at Sydenham or try for an MSc. in Finance at JBIMS?

Rochella DsouzaMMS in Marketing, Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies (Graduated 2015)

Anyone but you can decide what’s best for you. Only you can make an informed decision based on your expectations and ability to take risks. However, I will recommend you opt MSc in Finance if you are sure about your career in the Finance sector and are ready for Finance roles. In case you are not very sure, try contacting some seniors from the institute or doing some research on LinkedIn. If even after researching your gut is not very sure about Finance then opt for a core MBA only.

By taking MBA, you can test your inclinations throughout the first year and find out if Finance is really your cup of tea rather than joining an MSc and regretting it later. A slight comparison between the 2 courses is given below

Brand: Brand-wise MBA/PGDM of Sydenham is a much older and bigger name in comparison to the MSc Finance of JBIMS.

Scope: The MSc in Finance at JBIMS has a much greater scope than MBA from Sydenham.

At JBIMS, both MMS and MSc Finance offer similar opportunities. Although many students exclusively target MSc. In finance, there tends to be an obvious preference for MMS. So in the near future either MSc Finance could be a separate course from MMS or even be discontinued. Not much can be said about this. So the only factor you should consider while deciding is your own inclinations.

If I join the MSc (Finance) Programme of JBIMS, then does it makes sense to pursue an MBA later?

Ashish PaiMMS Operations Management, Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies (2018)

Chances are that you have completed the MSc Finance program of JBIMS and yet are not very satisfied with the results and sure about your career prospects. I suggest you 2 ways to get out of this situation

Start MBA right after M.Sc Finance: Doing this will stop you from going into a slump due to indecisiveness. I have seen quite a few students pursue MBA after MSc but mostly from the top B Schools like IIM Ahmedabad. But you should decide based on your own interests. For instance, if you are satisfied with the job you have got, then you don’t have to necessarily do an MBA. But if you think your career requires you to get an MBA degree go for it.

PGPX MBA after 4-5 years: This is even suitable for someone who has done a full-time MBA and has not received satisfactory results or you have done MBA from a mediocre B School or you have done Master’s in another field like M.Sc Finance. You may realize after 4-5 years what you exactly want in your career and an International MBA might help achieve it. This will improve your profile and career prospects.

The other option is not to do an MBA and stay where you are. You might not be ready to spend 2 years again studying considering the opportunity cost of not working for two years. In case you see no major diff between the two programs, you can just give up pursuing MBA altogether.

Is JBIMS going to conduct a separate test for MSc Finance? If yes then when?

Sabeer Chalana

Yes, there is a separate exam for MSc Finance. For JBIMS Mumbai MSc Finance these exams are considered:

Domestic Candidates (in India) - CAT / MH-CET
International Candidates (outside India) – GMAT

The test is likely to be conducted around June 20. The test will be having a total of 100 questions and the duration of 2 hours. The GD and PI are generally conducted in the last week of June.

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