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pavan acharistruggling for something......
Guide-Level 11
Hi Pragati,
You are eligible for CFA. But, you have to go for it after completing your B.Com. Passing Bachelor degree is minimum qualification required to pursue CFA. You could opt either virtual classes or you could directly pursue it from those institutes offer coaching for CFA.
You are eligible for CFA. But, you have to go for it after completing your B.Com. Passing Bachelor degree is minimum qualification required to pursue CFA. You could opt either virtual classes or you could directly pursue it from those institutes offer coaching for CFA.
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CA Anubhav JainCool by heart and you can ask me anything
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In the third year of articleship, you can choose to do industrial training in some finance company or investment banker. Thanks.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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Dear Charan!
In Finance sector, having a software knowledge is not just everything. You need to have much conceptual knowledge as well. So, my suggestion is to first go for Finance and then jump on to the implementation of your knowledge to Software. However, some of the recommended tools/software that are required in this industry are; (#1) For Analytics: MS Excel (Spreadsheets), SAS, SPASS. (#2) For Visualisation: MS powerpoint, Microsoft PowerBi or Tableau. In addition to this, you need to be well versed in computational statistics. This creates a lot value in credit risk analysis, and in Merger and acquisition modelling. Hope this h
In Finance sector, having a software knowledge is not just everything. You need to have much conceptual knowledge as well. So, my suggestion is to first go for Finance and then jump on to the implementation of your knowledge to Software. However, some of the recommended tools/software that are required in this industry are; (#1) For Analytics: MS Excel (Spreadsheets), SAS, SPASS. (#2) For Visualisation: MS powerpoint, Microsoft PowerBi or Tableau. In addition to this, you need to be well versed in computational statistics. This creates a lot value in credit risk analysis, and in Merger and acquisition modelling. Hope this h
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Subhrajyoti Saha
Contributor-Level 8
Hello,
Yes, you can opt for MBA from Institute of advanced studies. They have good record in academics and placements.
Yes, you can opt for MBA from Institute of advanced studies. They have good record in academics and placements.
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Shruti Pandya
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Yes, definitely, you can get a loan for higher education abroad after doing class 12th and a UG Diploma course.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
Guide-Level 14
You should pursue CFA if you want to make a career in the finance field as an analyst. Yes, you are eligible to apply for CFA. Level 1 needs you to be a graduate, Level 2 needs you to have 4+ years of experience (preferably analyst role). Level 3 needs you to be qualify level 2. However, you need to ensure that you complete all the levels because corporates and banks want level 3 CFA which is really hard to complete. So, be consistent.
Hope this helps.
Good luck.
Hope this helps.
Good luck.
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Mohit Sood
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Hello Anshu,
After completing PG Diploma in banking and finance, you can become an Assistant Manager in any private or government sector company.
After completing PG Diploma in banking and finance, you can become an Assistant Manager in any private or government sector company.
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ashutosh chauhan
Guide-Level 13
Hi,
You should go with that course in which you have more interest. Actuarial Science is based on calculating probabilities of death, the longevity of pensioner, the chance of stock price going up or down, the probability of claim of motor insurance, etc. Everything we do in actuaries is based on probability theories.
Bachelor in Statistics will provide you a very good understanding of probability. Other courses like Economics, Maths, Accounts won't do much harm either, but you will get a lot of understanding of what you study later in Actuarial from Statistics course.
You should go with that course in which you have more interest. Actuarial Science is based on calculating probabilities of death, the longevity of pensioner, the chance of stock price going up or down, the probability of claim of motor insurance, etc. Everything we do in actuaries is based on probability theories.
Bachelor in Statistics will provide you a very good understanding of probability. Other courses like Economics, Maths, Accounts won't do much harm either, but you will get a lot of understanding of what you study later in Actuarial from Statistics course.
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Shail Oberoi
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This would depend a lot on your financial stability. In case you have no financial responsibilities & and have saved enough to manage your expenses for minimum 3 years, then doing a full-time MBA is better. In absence of it, you can also comfortably do a part-time MBA or Executive MBA or a distance MBA from a good institute.
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