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Graduates in any discipline from a recognized university are eligible to seek admission to the CFA Programme, which is made on the basis of an admission test. The students appearing in the final year examination of graduation are also eligible. However, MBAs, Post Graduate Diploma Holders in Management, CAs, CWAs, CSs, CAIIBs, first class graduates/post-graduates and senior executives with ten years of service in the public sector or the private sector may seek exemption from the admission test.
The admission test aims at testing the aptitude of the candidates for professional studies in financial analysis.
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Getting a management degree from an average college and then getting into managerial roles in corporate-sector, or, clearing banking exams and then securing positions like Probationary Officer.
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Guide-Level 13
Some of the courses, which you can go for are:
Certificate Course in Stock Market
Post Graduate Diploma in Capital Market and Financial Services
Diploma In Stock Analysis and Trading (DSAT)
CFA - Chartered Financial Analyst
Post Graduate Certificate in Investment Banking
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The thrust of the training is to impart functional knowledge of general management and specialized knowledge of banking related subjects. Programme participants are put through a very rigorous training with emphasis on application of knowledge and overall development of personality. The training at the academy is supplemented with practical training in various branches
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A lot of people have the question if they should pursue the CFA Program or the MBA Program? Which certification you should take depends solely on your professional goals. CFA Program Charter and MBA both the certificates are expensive, require time and a lot of effort on the students part. It is very important to note the distinction between these two certifications.
MBA:
MBA is a Master's degree in Business Administration, where students are introduced to various areas of business such as accounting, marketing, human resources, operations management. There are also Business schools which offer PhD and master courses specializ
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