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Giriraj RathiHappy to help!!
Contributor-Level 9
Hi Abhijeet,
Although you can opt for both the courses. But those two don't make a good pair. Decide what you have to do.
Accordingly, you can think of the second course.
Although you can opt for both the courses. But those two don't make a good pair. Decide what you have to do.
Accordingly, you can think of the second course.
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jitender SinghI have more than 12 years experience in banking
Beginner-Level 4
You should prepare for banking first because you can get a job of an accountant whenever you want. I suggest that you should do sales job instead of accounts because you can get a good salary package and it is easy to get. Please feel free to ask any other question.
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A KaushikEnglish language trainer cum career counselor
Guide-Level 13
CFA:
CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst) is the certification provided by CFA Institute. The exam is categorized into 3 levels, based on the level of difficulty of the exam. The level-1 exam is held twice a year, whereas, level-II and level-III are held only in June.
The CFA exam essentially tests your fundamental knowledge in finance domain. Anyone having a graduate degree is eligible to appear for the exam. People having degrees in domains other than finance are also eligible. These days engineers, doctors, MBA graduates who want to make their career in risk management or investment banking opt for this exam. A lot of business schools an
CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst) is the certification provided by CFA Institute. The exam is categorized into 3 levels, based on the level of difficulty of the exam. The level-1 exam is held twice a year, whereas, level-II and level-III are held only in June.
The CFA exam essentially tests your fundamental knowledge in finance domain. Anyone having a graduate degree is eligible to appear for the exam. People having degrees in domains other than finance are also eligible. These days engineers, doctors, MBA graduates who want to make their career in risk management or investment banking opt for this exam. A lot of business schools an
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Pallavi,
There are very few universities accepting students without work experience and GMAT. You can check Thompson Rivers University and Vancouver Island University.
There are very few universities accepting students without work experience and GMAT. You can check Thompson Rivers University and Vancouver Island University.
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Lakshmi Narasimman Sharma
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Hello Manish,
Go for IGNOU, India's best distance university. All the best.
Go for IGNOU, India's best distance university. All the best.
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astha singh
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If you are planning to opt to complete your MS in finance from India, you would need your pass certificates from your undergraduate degree. If you want to study MS abroad you may need to appear for GRE exams. Once you obtain a valid GRE score, that score can be used for your application for MS abroad. You can enroll in some of the MS F program immediately after graduation, which makes it a great option for freshers without experience) though few may have a minimum work experience requirement.
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Devesh LathiEducational Counselor
Guide-Level 12
Yes, they do sales. Are you afraid or hesitant to work in sales department? In the end, every job is about sales, in one job you sell your companies products to the customers, in others you need to sell your services to your employer.
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A KaushikEnglish language trainer cum career counselor
Guide-Level 13
Dear Mansi,
CA is itself a highly decorative profession. You can easily seek a job into an MNC. However, if you still are interested in further upgrading yourself than you can go for MBA with specialisation into finance. It will give you a very good exposure into the management branch. This would be a synergistic combination for you.
CA is itself a highly decorative profession. You can easily seek a job into an MNC. However, if you still are interested in further upgrading yourself than you can go for MBA with specialisation into finance. It will give you a very good exposure into the management branch. This would be a synergistic combination for you.
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Anurag MoitraPGDM - Global
Contributor-Level 9
Yes for finance and HR placements are good. This year around 140 companies have shown a positive response to the placement but marketing people have an edge for more salary package as compare to finance and HR.
Yes, college does provide specialization in both the courses.
Yes, college does provide specialization in both the courses.
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