what all universities in UK and US offer MBA in finance?

Answer 1

There are far too many B-schools in the US and the UK for me to mention them all by name.
But I've listed the best below (it's always good to aim high) along with their websites:
UK: The London School of Economics www.london.edu
(I'm not an expert on education in the UK. I'm sure you will able to find more info online. You could also contact the British Council)

US: (I've put an * before the schools which I personally recommend - I guarantee that each one of them is among the best in the world)
*Columbia Business School www.gsb.columbia.edu
*Dartmouth/Tuck www.tuck.dartmouth.edu
Duke/Fuqua School of Business www.fuqua.duke.edu
*Harvard Business School www.hbs.harvard.edu
MIT/Sloan www.sloan.mit.edu
*Northwestern/Kellogg Graduate www.kellogg.northwestern.edu
School of Business

*Stanford School of Business www.gsb.stanford.edu
UCLA/Anderson www.anderson.ucla.edu
University of Chicago www.gsb.uchicago.edu
University of Pennsylvania/Wharton www.wharton.upenn.edu
University of Virginia/Darden www.darden.virginia.edu

For finance Columbia is probably the best option (you get more internships at Wall Street you know). But Tuck and HBS (Harvard Business School) are both very good for finance. (Tuck is a small business school in a semiurban setting - that's both their USP as well as a weakness depending on what you want)

Answer 2

There are 1200 universities in the U.S. alone with a business school, and if only half of those offered an MBA in Finance (and I'm sure it is far more than that), I couldn't possibly list them. For the U.S. schools, look at the Business Week rankings at www.businessweek.com/bschools/. In the U.K., the Economist has a ranking of business schools. Look at http://mba.eu.com.

Answer 3

As in line with the internet website u have given reads as : beginning in 2011, between the scholarship classes would be endowed with SEK 30 million in line with 300 and sixty 5 days, and is aimed in direction of scholars from countries with which Sweden already has long-term progression cooperations. those countries are Bangladesh, Bolivia, Burkina Faso, Cambodia, Ethiopia, Kenya, Mali, Mozambique, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda, and Zambia. India isn't area of the programme. hence it is not loose for indians.