Banking, Finance & Insurance

Dear Pushkar,
There are a lot of institutes offering online FRM course. You may click on the links below and get yourself enrolled into one of them.
http://www.edukart.com/courses/certificate/business/accounting-programs/certified-financial-risk-management-professional-vskills
http://www.edupristine.com/courses/frm
http://www.iiqf.org/training-programs/frm-coaching.html

Yes it is possible that other than banks you may also get placed in credit rating agency like ICRA, or auditing and advisory like KPMG, Deloitte or even in software like TCS, Wipro or in payment systems like in NPCI. Check the website www.nibmindia.org for full placement and profiles offered.

It depends upon your endurance and hard work. MBA is best.

Dear student,
Yes, you can do job in private sector but you should enhance your education like M.Com or MBA in finance. Through that, you can get good job profile and salary too. But banking sector for good profile, they choose students from MBA field directly through campus placement from reputed colleges.
All the best.

Hi Harshita,
If you wish to make a career in banking and marketing, you may choose to pursue a B.Com degree in banking and insurance. Apart from B.com there are other degree programmes available. For more details, kindly refer the link below:
http://goo.gl/q029rR
I hope it will help you.
Please, feel free to revert.
Wish you luck.

Dear Pranali,
You may pursue MBA in finance from a renowned B-School.

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.

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.

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.