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Maneesh Jain
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You can take up BBA/MBA, B.Com, or shorter term courses in Banking & Finance offered by various colleges. Banking as a sector has various roles in customer relationship management, front-end and back-end operations, sales, investments, treasury, marketing, etc. in verticals likes retail banking, HNI banking, corporate banking and investment banking. Depending on the role and vertical, you can align your courses/electives of study further and go deeper there.
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Zubin MehtaExpert Advisor for Senior Management.
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Post graduation diploma is a degree whereas CFP is a certification. A degree holds better value. CFP won't term you as a post-graduation. Choose wisely.
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Zubin MehtaExpert Advisor for Senior Management.
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Wealth Management is basically sales of the products. Do not get by the fancy name. If you're good at speaking and can handle targets, go for it.
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Zubin MehtaExpert Advisor for Senior Management.
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NMIMS is a good college with brand credibility and is widely accepted. You can get decent jobs.
I would advise you to study for more online courses from Edupristine and Simplilearn in financial modelling. It will help your CV shine out bright.
Courses like FRM and CFA will be good. You can target it within 3 years. Good luck.
I would advise you to study for more online courses from Edupristine and Simplilearn in financial modelling. It will help your CV shine out bright.
Courses like FRM and CFA will be good. You can target it within 3 years. Good luck.
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debashis rout
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Hi Nammy, placement in Alliance business school is 100% it doesn't matter to what socialization you took, alliance provides banking spelizations but student dont have interest in it so banking specialization is functionless for now. If student's shows interest in future batch then it will start functioning.
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Debasish Acharya
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U can surely give it a shot.the colg is good.finance they give 100% placement.
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Debankur Ghosh
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An MBA degree from a reputed college would be a good option. It also depends on the line you want to take, as banking and finance is a large field. An FRM course, for that matter, would also do a world of good.
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Sumit Maheshwari
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Hi Roshni,
Once you complete the course you can make an entry into the stock market as a trainee. After you gain experience, you can get involved in four main careers involved with stock exchange proceedings depending on your interest.
1. The Market Maker:
These are the market's wholesale dealers who buy and sell stocks and shares in their own account to make a profit.
2. The Stockbroker:
Buys securities from and sells to market makers on behalf of investors. They may also advise investors how to get the best out of their investments.
3. Investment Analysts:
Provide investors and stockbrokers with information to help them decide which securit
Once you complete the course you can make an entry into the stock market as a trainee. After you gain experience, you can get involved in four main careers involved with stock exchange proceedings depending on your interest.
1. The Market Maker:
These are the market's wholesale dealers who buy and sell stocks and shares in their own account to make a profit.
2. The Stockbroker:
Buys securities from and sells to market makers on behalf of investors. They may also advise investors how to get the best out of their investments.
3. Investment Analysts:
Provide investors and stockbrokers with information to help them decide which securit
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Nidhi Jain
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Hi Sameer,
You can do certification courses or MBA with investment management as specialised subject through distance learning mode with job placement assistance.
(http://ibsams.com/list-of-specialization.php)
All the best.
You can do certification courses or MBA with investment management as specialised subject through distance learning mode with job placement assistance.
(http://ibsams.com/list-of-specialization.php)
All the best.
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