Banking, Finance & Insurance

The Department of Financial Studies, University of Delhi, conducts an entrance test for admissions to a postgraduate course in Finance and Control (MFC). The final selection of the candidates is done through the marks obtained by them in MFC Entrance Exam, followed by their performance in group discussion and personal interview. MFC is a postgraduate course, which is a two-year full time program. The course opens up career opportunities in a number of fields, including Investment Banking, Equity Research, Core Banking and Insurance, Real Estate and Commodity Markets, Business and Financial Consulting and other important areas of financial sector. Examination Pattern
MFC Entrance Exam is a written test. The students have to complete the entrance test within 120 minutes. There are 240 questions asked from English Usage (60), Mathematical Aptitude (60), Data Sufficiency/Data interpretation/logical reasoning (60) and General Knowledge (60). As a part of the negative marking scheme, marks are deducted for each incorrect answer.
Syllabus
To be prepare for the entrance test, the students should practice Comprehension and Verbal Ability, Analytical Reasoning, Data Interpretation and Data Sufficiency, Quantitative Ability and Current Business & Financial Environment.

Open a demat & trading account.
But while you are learning try a few paper trades. Don't use your money yet.
Sit with your broker. See how the trades happen and learn the various techniques such as Stop-loss , BEST, etc. Talk to people who come. There is a good chance you might learn from others mistakes.
Educate yourself with all the available knowledge post market hours. Understand the business of the company whose share you are going to trade. Read the balance sheet, PNL, etc.
There are tons of resources available outside for free. None of these exams are going to teach you to trace or understand the stock market in a better way than bring involved firsthand.