Banking, Finance & Insurance

Some of the B.Pharm graduates choose to fly overseas and make their career bright. By scoring well in GRE, TOEFL, IELTS, etc. entrances, they can pursue MS, MBA and other pharmacy related courses in US, UK, Australia, etc.
M.Pharm is Master's degree of pharmacy in various branches or subjects like:
1. Pharmaceutics.
2. Pharmacology.
3. Pharmaceutical.
4. Pharmaceutical marketing.
5. Pharmacy practice.
6. Quality assurance.
7. Ph. technology.
8. Ph. administration.
9. Ph. science.
10. Bulk drug tech.
11. Industrial pharmacy.
12. Pharmaceutical analysis.
13. Pharmaceutical biotechnology.
All the branches are distinct and have rejoicing scope. Many industries are reliance on Master's students than Bachelors as they are specialized in particular branch with better knowledge. GATE-PY is discontinued from 2010, so it may effect some academically good students, but still some good universities have their own entrances.
Pharm.D is a brand new option for graduates in India. It is total 3 years course out of which 2 years of academics and 1 year of training in hospital. Then, you can appear for NAPLEX and one can registered as pharmacist in most of the countries. It involves all the aspects of clinical pharmacology and drug administration covering chiefly drug interactions and adverse effects. It will going to prove more ascent to pharmacist.

Below mentioned are some top emerging courses:
1. Certified bank manager program: A 2 year course covering the areas of banking and financial services, money, banking laws and regulations, treasury, credit, risk management and banking strategy. The course is offered by the Institute of Bank Management and Research (IBMR) - Hyderabad.
2. Diploma in banking and services (DBFS): This is a post graduate 2 year Diploma course offered by the Institute of Finance, Banking and Insurance (IFBI) - Mumbai. A graduate student in any discipline with minimum 50% marks is eligible for this course, along with a personal interview.
3. Certified financial planners: Certified course (6 months to 1 year) is offered by various institutes. Financial Planning Academy (FPA) - Mumbai, BLB Institute of Financial Markets (BIFM) - Delhi/NCR and Indian Institute of Financial Planning (IIFP) - Mumbai. Graduates in any discipline are eligible for this course, along with undergraduates and working professional. A CFP certification with specialisation in financial planning, insurance and risk management, investment planning, tax planning offers great job opportunities for students.
4. Certificate course in project finance: The certificate course in project finance is conducted by two institutes in India. Indian Institute of Banking and Finance (IIBF) and Institute for Financial Management and Research (IFMR). It provides advanced skills and practical knowledge in the field of project appraisal, lending, financing, etc.
5. CRISIL Certified Analyst Program (CCAP): This is a two-year program, combining coursework, job assignments and interactive seminars, is undertaken by CRISIL. It is the country's leading research, ratings, risk and policy advisory company. Graduates with at least 50% marks and qualifying CAT, XAT or CRISIL aptitude test are eligible for the course. This course helps students to acquire exceptional financial and business skills.

CA and FRM certification are two different domains. CA is all about accounting and taxation whereas FRM is all about Enterprise risk management specifically involved in analysing, controlling, or assessing potential credit risk, market risk and liquidity risk as well as non-market related financial risks faced by a firm and how to hedge or mitigate those risks.
CA is a widely recognised designation in India whereas FRM is slowly gaining momentum. CA could certainly help you in getting a good entry level job in an accounting or taxation firm but FRM may or may not. Employers usually favour people with an econometrics or financial engineering background for the risk management profile but that certainly doesn't mean that CA+FRM cannot get you into the risk management vertical.
People usually pursue FRM after landing up with a job in a risk management vertical because then it gives you an added advantage over your colleagues.
If you want to get into accounting or taxation domain, FRM would not help you at all. Pursue FRM only if you want to get into risk management.