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Hi, I am glad that your choosing one of the highest demand jobs in Finance - Finance Analyst
To make a career as a Finance Analyst you should have a Bachelor's degree which belongs to the finance/commerce/ Economics background. As we all know None of these degrees train us on the key skills needed to begin a career as a Finance Analyst. Hence you need to get a certification to kick-start your career in Financial Analysis. We at Imarticus learning are an award-winning professional education institute. We offer Financial Analysis Certification Course in association with EY as the Knowledge Provider. Through a rigorous project-based methodology, you will acquire a powerful toolkit that will help you to build a career as a Finance Analyst. This programme includes comprehensive coverage of financial accounting and statement analysis, financial modeling and valuation, equity research, corporate finance strategy, and transaction execution. We also offer 100% placement assistance for this programme. To know more about the course and fees visit our website. Hope this helps. Thanks.

It will require several years of performing well and to become a senior credit analyst and head of the team. From there on you could progress to the VP level, the Director level and even the CFO or MD levels depending on your performance and achievements. Required Qualifications:
As per the 2015 BLS reports in USA 27% of the crores Analysts had a degree and employers preferred majors in economics, finance, business administration and accounting for the crores Analyst posts. Other skills and qualifications:
Credit Risk analysts do not require professional licenses to practice. However professional certification like CRC-credit risk management certification from the Risk Management Association is not only a feather in your cap but places you at an advantage for better salaries and career progression. The certifying exam covers the seven core areas of credit risk management and the practical objective application of the knowledge to your working scenarios. The credit risk analyst role is both financially and career-wise a rewarding prospect. Essential to the whole equation is knowledge and training at the interview, placement and on-the-job stages. Do your course at the reputed Imarticus Learning to take advantage of certification, assured placements and gain a firm footing in the credit risk field and banking industry. Hurry and enrol!

Dear Student, Well, there is a wide scope and career options of doing LL.B. Course. So, I am going to tell you the top higher education (PG courses) and jobs after 3year or 5year LL.B.
1. Judge: First of all, judge or magistrate is a very charming career option. It is prestigious and demanding among LL.B. Candidate. Lower Judicial Services: This exam is mainly conducted for the post of civil judge. It is a state level competitive exam. Minimum age for CJS exam is 21 years and maximum age is 35 years. Higher Judicial Services: This exam is mainly conducted for the post of additional district judge. It is also a state level competitive exam. Minimum age for HJS exam is 35 years and maximum age is 45 years.
2. Advocate: After completing LL.B. Course, surely appear for AIBE exam. As, it will help you getting private Judge: First of all, judge or magistrate is a very charming career option. It is prestigious and demanding among LL.B. Candidate. So, if you want to become a judge then let me tell you which exam you have to clear. Judicial Services Exams are held for LL.B. Graduate every year. There is not one exam that will held all over India for judge. Basically, it is conducted statewise. Lower Judicial Services: This exam is mainly conducted for the post of civil judge. It is a state level competitive exam. Minimum age for CJS exam is 21 years and maximum age is 35 years. Higher Judicial Services: This exam is mainly conducted for the post of additional district judge. It is also a state level competitive exam. Minimum age for HJS exam is 35 years and maximum age is 45 years.
2. Advocate: After completing LL.B. Course, surely appear for AIBE exam. As, it will help you getting private as well as government jobs. For government advocate, you may give OPPO/ODPO exam. After clearing this exam you will be appointed as a government advocate.
3. UPSC: Union Public Service Commission is held every year for the special post of LL.B. Graduate. Like -
Assistant Legal Adviser
Assistant law officer
Company Prosecutor
4. IBPS Law Officer Exam: Institute of Banking and Personnel Selection IBPS is conducted for different types of officer selection.
5. JAG Exam: Judge Advocate General Exam has the great opportunity to start your career in military. There are multiple universities from where you can do 5-year LL.B. Like IILM University Gurugram offers BBA LL.B. & B.A. LL.B. For more details visit https://iilm.edu.in/law-admissions/.

According to a business and industry report, the position of a Financial Analyst is considered to be #15 job by many in the world of business. While it is true that these professionals have to spend comparatively longer hours in the workspace, but at the same time they happen to be extremely rewarded in terms of their salary and paycheque. With more and more companies looking to be financially sound, the number of job offerings is growing rapidly in this field. According to a survey done by Bureau of Labour Statistics, it is believed that there is about to be a massive 11% growth in the job position of Financial Analyst by the year 2026. While one thing is very sure that these professionals earn quite a lot in their career path, the only difference is about the experience of these professionals. On average, a junior analyst, who is supposed to be at the entry-level position, earns around 327,070 INR on an annual basis. This salary can be affected both positively as well as negatively on the basis of the base salary, the commission, bonus, profit sharing and other perks. This may either increase the salary or decrease the salary or even have absolutely no effect on the same. With increasing experiences, these professionals also get a major increase in their salaries. In keeping with that, a senior analyst will be earning anything around 200k to 900k INR on an annual basis. Just like the factors affecting the salary of the junior analysts, these senior financial analysts also have similar factors influencing their salaries and increasing the same. As the salaries of these professionals are quite on the positive side, many aspirants are looking to get trained in the same from various training institutes like Imarticus Learning.

Hi Krishna
Great to hear a young boy so career oriented. Yes it is good to choose a career wisely because this is a life time matter for you. I would advise to pick a career for which you are passionate about. Think of your interests and then go for it because you can give your best only if you are interested in it otherwise studies would only be a burden for you. If you are interested in the technical field then this is the best time to grow. You can opt for a Diploma and once you complete this Diploma (Polytechnic) you can get direct entry into the second year of B.Tech. This way you will save one year. Moreover you will be better than the other students of your class because you studied in a specified stream so your knowledge will be better. Then you can get a scholarship based on the last two qualifications. If you are interested in other fields like architecture, management, design, fashion design hotel management, para medical Science you can pursue a Diploma and move on for a Bachelors degree. Keep in mind to check a college which is academically strong and gives the best benefits. You can browse IIT, NIT, ANNA, LPU as some good ones. So think fast as admissions are on going online. All the Best!