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Himanshi Bisht

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Sure, You can find and apply for Finance related courses online due to the popularity if Finance courses platforms like Coursera, edX, Udemy, and CFI offer training in financial modeling, valuation, and fintech from institutions like Harvard and MIT.  These courses are really good choice as you can complete them on your pace.

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Abhay Dixit

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You cannot study finance courses for free and the platforms that provide free finance courses are not recognised and companies may reject these types of certificates so you can enroll for the following courses with less money:

Course NameDurationFees
Certification in Banking and Finance6 hours₹2 K
Advance Certificate in Banking Finance6 months₹5.9 K
B.Com. in Accountancy and Finance3 years₹6 K
Diploma in Financial Statement Analysis1 year₹7.9 K

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Aashi Rai

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There are many. It depends on you that which course do you want to pursue. Some of the important ones comprise CA, CWA, and CS and there are many short-term Diploma for accounting and finance.

For banking, start preparing for banking exams so that you can give exams after completing your graduation.

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Ruchika Chouhan

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Yes, finance students are provided with access to the Bloomberg Terminal from the very beginning of the curriculum at PIBM Pune. It allows students to gain hands-on experience of real-time market data analysis, financial modeling and valuation techniques, tracking global economic trends, and developing skills aligned with investment banking and financial analyst roles.

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Akanksha Malhotra

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University of Lausanne MSc in Finance course is a 2-year long course (4 semesters). The language instruction for this course is English. C1 Level proficiency is required for this course. Also, this course has been recognised by CFA Institute. 

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Rakshit Prabhakar

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Jindal School of Banking & Finance Admissions 2026 are currently open. While no specific final deadline is announced on the website.

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Rakshit Prabhakar

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The boys hostels at Jindal School of Banking and Finance are part of fully residential, modern campus offering high quality, air conditioned accommodation with attached bathrooms, laundry services & robust security. As part of OP Jindal Global University they feature common rooms with recreational facilities & multi cuisine mess providing nutritious food.

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Virajita Bisht

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Yes, the competitive programs like Computer Science and Data Science have earlier admission deadlines at the University of Luxembourg. The strict Luxmbourg admission deadlines are generally in March or April

The programs mentioned are very selective and the students should try to apply as early as possible due to limited spots.  

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Kanishka Gambhir

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As UK student visa holder, you are required to pay Immigration Health Surcharge at time of your visa application-

  • Cost- GBP 776 per year of study (e.g., for 1 year Masters, you pay GBP 776, for 2 year course, GBP 1,552).
  • Benefit- Once paid, you have full access to the National Health Service (NHS) — the same healthcare access as UK residents. You do not need separate private health insurance.
  • GP registration- Register with a local GP (General Practitioner) upon arrival — this is free and gives you access to NHS services.

The NHS surcharge is paid during the visa application process, not separately after arriving.

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Kanishka Gambhir

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As UK student visa holder, you are required to pay Immigration Health Surcharge at time of your visa application-

  • Cost- GBP 776 per year of study (e.g., for 1 year Masters, you pay GBP 776, for 2 year course, GBP 1,552).
  • Benefit- Once paid, you have full access to the National Health Service (NHS) — the same healthcare access as UK residents. You do not need separate private health insurance.
  • GP registration- Register with a local GP (General Practitioner) upon arrival — this is free and gives you access to NHS services.

The NHS surcharge is paid during the visa application process, not separately after arriving.

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