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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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Management consultants help clients improve business performance and growth. Consultants provide them with information and expert advice to get a real and lasting solution to complex issues. Consultants work as generalists in diverse fields such as accounting, strategy, mergers, human resource, supply chain management, e-business etc. Specialist consultants with their functional knowledge and expert processes solve real organizational issues. Large consultancy firms provide services for end to end solutions while smaller firms work in niche areas.
MBA Finance graduates from top BSchools are eligible for jobs in the roles of management
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Vatsal Chaturvedi

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Do some courses like digital marketing and if you are more interested in marketing and want to make your career in finance, then go for CFA or other related courses.

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Vishakha Jain

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This totally depends on your field of interest. Also, the college you choose highly matters as most of the colleges are better in particular field. eg- Dalmia is better for finance than marketing. MET is good for marketing as well as finance. The package offered and scope of learning should also be considered.
Marketing (bookish stuff) is easy to understand. You can score good marks there but it totally depends on your level of understanding.

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A KaushikEnglish language trainer cum career counselor

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Global Financial Markets Professional (GFMP) Programis a program offered by Bombay Stock Exchange Institute Limited, to provide students an in-hand knowledge about Cash, Derivatives, Mutual Funds & Banking Coordinates covered in 4 semesters followed by 1 semester of industrial practice.
The course will be taught by experienced faculty members with more than 30+ years of experience.
The course will specially concentrate on developing students leadership skills.
It will enable students to experience 360 degree learning experience.
CFA
CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst) is the certification provided by CFA Institute. The exam is categorized in
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Seheer OttayilEducational Expert and Columnist

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An add on course is an added advantage. If you are planning to turn into marketing, many add on courses are available such as brand management, advertising and publicity management, digital marketing, etc.

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simran arora

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Just make a time table for yourself its the basic thing which help the most.
Take classes for both and focus equally on both but don't get too panic about that. Just simply concentrate on your goals.
All the best.

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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)

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Dear Simran, since you are from a non maths background and you want to go for finance & banking, then you must go for BBA in this specialization or else you can do CA or CS.
Feel free to ask any query at anytime.
Kindly up vote the answer if you feel satisfied.
Good wishes.

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Kumari Ishika

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If you want to do B.Com honors, you will have mathematics in that. Moreover, in bank exams, you will have maths questions. But if you are more eager for NDA and airman then I would suggest you to do BA and along with give exams for NDA. And in BA, you will not have maths.

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