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You can go for certificate courses like CFP, CCRA, NISM and SAP.
For MNC companies in India, ACCA and CIMA are also useful. If IFRS is adopted in India, then it will also be useful for Indian companies.
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While you may have keen interest in finance and portfolio management, you need to ensure that you have essential skills like networking, negotiation, inter personal, etc. for this work whereas CA will get you work for your diligence and expertise in managing accounts. MBA employability factor at present is very low so check with your college before joining.
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