Banking, Finance & Insurance

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Whether you're climbing the corporate ladder, improving your job skills, or breaking into an entirely new career, add on programs offer a measurable way to build your mind and expand your marketability.
Check out 10 certifications that will open doors and create opportunities in the Banking & Finance era-
1. Chartered Accountancy
2. Chartered Financial Analyst
3. Certified Public Accountant
4. ICWA
5. Certified Financial Planner
6. Company Secretary
7. NCFM
8. Certified Management Accountant
9. Association of Chartered Certified Accountants
10. International Financial Reporting Standards
Also refer-
https://www.shiksha.com/popular-management-certifications-article-5528-1
Besides the professional courses suggested above, you may also consider to pursue Executive MBA or PhD in Finance. Also SAP Financial Accounting and Controlling module is advisable.
This is a step-by-step training program that equips students and professionals
who are seeking competitive edge in the financial sector. Job Titles can be-
SAP FICO Consultant
Business Process Analyst
SAP FICO Functional Analyst
Implementation Consultant
Solutions Development Consultant
Project Manager- SAP FICO
Associate Financing Designation
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I would like to differentiate between the two on the following parameters-
Career prospects
B.Com- MEDIUM – since the course is general in nature. However, have a wider choice in higher studies that would get a good start to your career.
BBI MEDIUM – since the course is general in nature, you need to do a specialization in banking / insurance higher studies to get a good start to your career.
Advantages / Limitations
B.Com The choices are wider and students gets basic idea of other areas of commerce and trade, viz., hr, export-import, economics etc., However, since there is no specialization to choose, it lacks focus in any one area of study, though accounting is a major subject in the curriculum.PS: B.Com (honors) gives students a choice of specialization in its last year
BBI The study focuses on all aspects of banking and insurance subjects. However, it lacks in depth study of accounting and other areas of commerce and trade.
Which course to choose – B.Com or BBI course?
B.Com is for students who are basically good in accounting, but are also open / would like to have a wider choice of subjects for higher studies later viz., Economics, Industrial Psychology, HR, Export-Import etc.,
BBI is for students who are focused and interested only in the banking and insurance sector.
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Hi,
Banking is one of the most sought after career choice among the students. It is an entry into a well paid, secure and status career. You can enter this profession through the below suggested:-
Besides MBA in Banking/Finance, I would suggest you to either sit for the Bank PO exams or pursue Diploma in Banking segment such as-
Investment Banking
Financial Planning and Wealth Management
Retail Management
Banking Operations
You can also enhance your career by picking industry oriented courses such as SAP (Financials and Controlling Module) or additional certifications offered by National Stock Exchange Certification in Financial Markets.
After pursuing any of the above program, you'll gain a sophisticated level of knowledge and skills on diverse aspects of management, which includes strategic thinking and planning in a global competitive environment and also help you to obtain a challenging profession which would provide you with adequate career growth and good compensations packages.
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To add more, following are the skills required to be a successful banker-
*Must be patient and friendly to all their clients.
*Considering the long and tiring hours of work, they must also be good at handling pressure and managing stress.
*Organisation skills and a detail-oriented attitude are absolutely necessary to prove your mettle in the banking field.
*Professionalism by way of appropriate and smart attire is also one thing that bankers can't do without.
*Along with the obvious requirement of solid math and problem-solving skills, they must also have people skills to deal with the variety of clientele their bank entertains.
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Hi,
Yes you can pursue Masters in Finance and Banking after BBA.
Eligibility- 50% in graduation from a recognized university.
Admission process- Entrance Exam
The program will increase your individual credential.
There are numerous companies of the private sector that needs students of banking and finance. Apart from offering challenging jobs, the candidates will also be the recipients of lucrative salaries. As far as the designation is concerned, one can be posted as Credit Risk Management Analyst or Financial Research Analyst or Personal Financial Adviser or Portfolio Manager.
Even in Government sector, it is possible for you to get jobs as administrators, finance officers or accountants with the many departments of the Indian government. They can even get jobs beneath the HR ministry of Indian Government.
The salaries may vary to some extent depending on your location, your original graduation and the hiring company.
*After successful completion of your masters, you can definitely go ahead with PhD.
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