Hi i want to pursue Masters in Finance I have 3 years degree passed out in 2021 i want to go in September 2023 am i eligible to do MFin with 3 years degree and USA or UK which is best to go?

Question

So in which country I can find more job opportunities for MFin in USA or UK

Divakshi Arora · Accepted Answer

With a 3-year degree and a 2021 graduation, applying for an MFin in September 2023 is possible &mdash; but which country is better depends on a few factors.

UK: Schools like LSE, Durham, and Exeter accept 3-year Indian degrees without extra evaluation. Most programs are 12 months long.
USA: Many schools require a 4-year degree or WES equivalency. Some universities may accept 3-year degrees, but it limits your options.
Duration & Cost: UK is cheaper and faster (1 year); US programs last 18&ndash;24 months and are more expensive.
Salaries: UK grads earn &pound;40,000&ndash;&pound;55,000; US grads earn $70,000&ndash;$90,000, but jobs and visa sponsorship are harder to secure.
Scholarships: Both countries offer partial scholarships, but UK schools are generally more transparent and accessible for Indian applicants.
Tests: UK schools often waive GMAT/GRE. In the US, it&rsquo;s more commonly required unless waived case-by-case.

With a 3-year degree, the UK is a more straightforward and cost-effective option unless you&rsquo;re targeting a specific US school that accepts your credentials.
For more details you can read these blogs on "Master in Finance in UK" and "MFin In USA"

Japjyot Singh · Answer

First of all, you will have to explain everything regarding your gap year, and you can mention any course you have pursued during this time; you can also mention about it in your essays. Here is a list of colleges that you can target for MFin with 3 years of bachelor&rsquo;s in the US:
Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyColumbia UniversityCarnegie Mellon UniversityUniversity of VirginiaJohns Hopkins UniversityNorthwestern UniversityStony Brook UniversityTuck School of Business at Dartmouth CollegeThe State University of New York at PotsdamIf you have any further questions just ask me.

Preet J · Answer

For a Master&rsquo;s in Finance, eligibility with a 3-year degree depends on the country. In the UK, most universities accept 3-year Indian degrees from recognized institutions,  so you&rsquo;re likely eligible for MFin programs starting in September. Top schools like Warwick, Edinburgh, and Cranfield don&rsquo;t require a 4-year degree as long as your academics are decent.
In the USA, it&rsquo;s trickier. Many universities prefer 4-year degrees, and you&rsquo;d often need a WES evaluation to prove your 3-year degree is equivalent. Even then, admission isn&rsquo;t guaranteed at all schools.
GRE or GMAT is optional at many UK schools but is more commonly expected in the US, especially for competitive MFin programs.
With your profile, the UK is a smoother path, easier entry, 1-year duration, and average finance salaries of &pound;40,000&ndash;&pound;55,000. The 2-year post-study work visa also makes the UK a better fit if you're aiming for a quick return on investment.