Accounting & Commerce

Requirements for Investment Bankers
A Bachelor's degree in business administration or a related field like finance is required to become an investment banker, though many employers prefer or require a master's degree. Because these professionals use mathematical models to predict potential outcomes, most undergraduate programs require students to complete courses in calculus and statistics. Advanced courses in these majors generally cover concepts ranging from mergers and acquisitions (M&A) to financial accounting.
Due to keen competition for jobs, students are generally advised to complete an internship prior to graduating. Internships allow students to work within an investment bank, analyzing assets and portfolios using valuation models. These positions help students hone their analytical skills, as well as network within the field. Connections made during internships can help aspiring investment bankers secure a job after graduating.

Whether, you have done your school with arts or humanities or science, you are free to choose the BBA programme. The BBA is most popular and well-known courses among the students. It has a vast area of specializations (in MBA).
Many of colleges and Universities are offering the BBA programme as regular or distance learning education. Students can pursue this course full-time or distance mode. The value of full-time course is considered more over the distance mode.
In India, the accreditation body for BBA is AICTE (All India Council of Technical Education). There are different accreditation bodies in different countries.
During the study period of business administration, students learn how to make business plan or business ideas more optimistic and positive that can help the industry.