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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its

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Finance is more common discipline, whereas rural management is a niche area of specialisation. Career prospects are more in finance as compare to rural management. Rural Management has scope on the field of Microfinance, Small and medium banking corporations. There are many opportunities in the field of agro business too. In all its better to go for Finance than Rural Management.

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bharat kalra

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Visit the website www.iibf.org.in

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Ritu Bhandari

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Hi, You can refer the link below for colleges offering MBA in finance:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-in-finance-colleges-india.

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astha singh

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Hi Jagriti!
The CFA Program curriculum covers concepts and skills you will use at all stages of your career, bridging academic theory, current industry practice, and ethical and professional standards to provide a strong foundation of advanced investment analysis and real-world portfolio management skills. Chartered Financial Analyst- CFA Level 1 is a 6 month, part time course. In order to be eligible for this course, you must have completed graduation or equivalent from recognized college. You should also have a work experience of minimum 48 months to fulfill the eligibility criteria. Interested candidates can register online on the we
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Lovely Satija

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Check out the major differences here:

MBA: It's a university-affiliated degree focused on teaching management principles through both theory and practical subjects.

PGDM: This is a diploma awarded by an autonomous institute. Focused more on the practical skills and updated concepts. 
Both have their pros and cons. PGDM from elite universities like IIMs is valued more in the job market.

 

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rahul r

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Dates for 2018 have not yet been announced.
Tentative dates are mentioned below:
Submission of application forms: January 15 to March 15.

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rahul r

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A bank probationary officer (PO) post is the entry level position at which a bank officer starts work after posting. Typically, a Bank PO undergoes a 2 year probation period or training and then gets the post of Assistant Manager on joining a branch. Normal prospect of this job is general banking and bank administration. Many individuals aspire to become Bank PO because this job promises high career growth. This job basically involves supervision of the clerical works and work towards increasing banks business by implementing better services.

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rahul r

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Different banks have different criteria. Eligibility criteria for different posts are mentioned below:
Senior Manager (Marketing)
Educational qualifications: MBA with specialization in Marketing from the University/Institute recognised by government of India
Manager (Credit)
Educational qualifications: CA/ICWA/CFA/MBA with specialization in Finance from the university/institute recognized by government of India
Manager (Taxation)
Educational qualifications: CA/CFA/MBA with specialization in Finance from the university/institute recognized by government of India
Officer Industry
Officer HRD
Educational qualifications: Graduate with a post-gradu
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astha singh

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Hi Ajinkya,
Please refer to this link for a detailed information about CFA its exam, syllabus, eligibility etc. https://www.shiksha.com/banking-finance-insurance/exams/cfa-exam.

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