Hello

MBA in Finance and are planning to write the UGC NET exam, you should select Management ( Code 17 ) as your subject because Management is the most relevant subject for MBA graduates and includes topics related to finance, marketing, HR and general management.

MANAGEMENT

1. Relevance to Your MBA : The syllabus covers finance , organizational behavior, business economics and strategic management , which align with your MBA specialization .

2. Career Opportunities : Qualifying UGC NET in Management can help you secure positions as  lecturer , professor or researcher in the field of management and finance .

Commerce (Code 08) : If your focus is more on financial accounting, auditing or economics , you can also consider this subject .

Review the Syllabus of both Management and Commerce to decide which aligns better with your strengths and interests .

Hope this helps you .

ALL THE BEST

Hi Karim,

Since you have an MBA in Finance, you can attempt the UGC NET under the Commerce or Management subject. Both these subjects will be close to your background and will allow you to apply for assistant professor roles or research positions in universities.

Options:

• Commerce:

The subject includes topics such as accounting, finance, business economics, taxation, and organizational behavior , which are close to your background in MBA in Finance.

• Management:

This subject is more specialized to your MBA background and includes management theories, principles, organizational behavior, and finance-related topics.

You can check out the given link for more details. Hope this helps!

Good luck!

https://competition.careers360.com/exams/ugc-net

Hello,

As you have completed your MBA in Finance, then your preferable choice of subjects in UGC-NET would be according to your career goals and on your specialization. Here are some recommendations:

• Commerce (Code 08)
• Management (Code 17)
• Economics (Code 01)
• Education (Code 09)

Best choice would be Management (Code 17).

Hello there,

Since you have completed your MBA in Finance, you can choose "Commerce" or "Management" as your subject for the UGC NET exam, depending on your preference and comfort level with the topics.

• Commerce : This includes topics related to accounting, financial management, business economics, and organizational behavior, which align well with your MBA in Finance background.
  
  

• Management : This would also be a good option, as it covers areas like strategic management, human resources, and finance management, which are part of an MBA curriculum.

Choose the subject that you feel most confident in and is closest to your area of expertise and interest.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

If your MBA specialization was Finance-specific ,choose Commerce in UGC-NET.

f you had exposure to broader management topics (e.g., HR, Marketing, Operations) and wish to keep your options open for management-related teaching, choose Management in UGC-NET exam.

If you completed an MBA (Finance), you should choose the subject "Management" when registering for the UGC NET exam.

• UGC NET recognizes MBA as Management:

Regardless of your specialization within the MBA program (like Finance, Marketing, Operations), the UGC NET considers it as a "Management" degree, meaning you should select "Management" as your subject when applying.

• Code 17:

In the UGC NET application, "Management" is usually represented by code 17, so ensure you select this code when registering.

• Eligibility:

You need to have a Master's degree in Management (like an MBA) with at least 55% aggregate marks to be eligible for the UGC NET Management exam.

• Syllabus:

The syllabus for the Management subject in UGC NET will cover general management concepts, including aspects related to finance, which you have studied in your MBA Finance program.

Also read, UGC NET DETAILS