If I want to pursue a Master in Finance, will my bachelor's degree without economics background affect my eligibility?

It depends. Many Master's in Finance programs accept students without an economics background, but you must typically show strong quantitative skills - such as coursework in mathematics, statistics, or related fields.

- Some universities require specific credits in economics and quantitative methods.
- Others may accept degrees in fields like engineering or mathematics if you've completed relevant modules.
- Professional experience or standardized tests like the GMAT can also strengthen your profile.

Check the exact admission criteria for each program, as requirements vary.