NaveenGJ
An unrelated query - for a career in finance, is Ross better than Tuck?
Ross has Fast Track in Finance option, which on paper, should help you get internships.
However, Tuck seems to have a stronger network in NYC.
Please reach out to current 1Y and 2Y students with similar background to you to understand better. Or alumni who went into finance in last two years. There could be nuances that you may not find on internet forums. For e.g. As per 2024 Employment report, Kellogg had 92% employment in 3 months, which I thought was great, considering the market. But a friend of mine, an international student, who wanted consulting, could not get any offer, but had to settle for an Indian tech startup. You won't get such information, whether the students got desired job or they settled for desperate options, from the employment reports.