It is about your lifetime career and not just a degree or an uncertain job profile. So, check every aspect of yourself that you want or what you don't want to do. Then precisely balance the pros and the cons and make the right decision.

First, evaluate yourself and ask yourself what kind of work you prefer or what is your comfort zone (Sales, HR, Banking sector sales, Core finance) and then check which college profile is good for you.

Do not judge any college just by its ranking or advertise over high claims; as presenting everything in an exaggerated manner is very normalizing in India. If possible visit the campus by yourself or make a LinkedIn profile to chat with alumni (not current students) to get a clear picture of after placement job stability.

Do not run behind the annual CTC package otherwise, you would be in unfathomable depth with your bank loan burden and uncertain job profile as CTC may be seen to be high but your in-hand salary may be surprising, so always check the average 'in hand salary' or ask for advance salary'

For the core finance job profile, it is good to have at least 55 to 60 percent in graduation according to MNC criteria, and you should try through higher CAT or MAT for top tier 1 college mainly for this. For core marketing profile also need to work hard for entrance score (at least 97 onwards Mat). Also, it can reduce your education expenses by just 1.6 lakh in top government colleges.

You must review the fee structure (internship-food-stay, stipend, laptop, dress, industrial visit, and so on). If you have an interest to become a commercial bank manager or being an IT manager to control the software workforce team, but you are forced towards banking field sales or IT software corporate sales, check the job profile if it is your cup of tea or not.