Banking, Finance & Insurance

Yes, you can apply for NISM certifications but make sure that you have your pan card ready for it as it is required while registration, without pan card they will not issue the certificate to you and since you have done BMS in marketing make sure that you choose the certifications wisely as much of certifications are of finance domain. But if you are keen on getting knowledge in finance you can go ahead with it.

Banking is one of the most exciting industry in current times. The way technology is changing the banking is also changing and for employees, its giving opportunities to learn a lot of things. Still, in India there is a huge untapped potential and RBI along with government is working on financial inclusion. Payment banks and small banks licenses are expected soon which would open up a new era of niche banks. Growth in the private sector and MNC bank depends on more of the performance of an individual and that of a bank as a whole, growth PSU is largely driven by seniority.

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The fee structure ranges from 20K to 70K.

You are advised to MBA Finance to enhance your employability and career growth in BFSI sector. If you cannot do fulltime MBA because of personal constraints then you may opt for MBA by distance learning. You can alternatively do CFA also.

For MBA in banking and related courses, you can target NIBM-Pune, IFMR, NMIMS-Mumbai, Symbiosis School of Banking and Finance-Pune, MDI-Gurgaon and XLRI.

You can go for PGDM in Finance or Banking/Finance and Insurance (BFSI). To get into executive MBA it will be good option if you have a work experience of 4 years or more. For 1-3 years of work experience PGDM / MBA is a better option.

With valid and recognised work experience, you can boost up your career by pursuing either of the following courses from recognised institutes in India:
(a) MBA in International Business
(b) PGDM in International Business