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Suresh

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YES, You can attend this course Before attending this course you want to know the eligibility for this course Students should be graduates of any stream from a recognized university. If you are looking to get study BTech for your higher studies then Campushunt will help you to get the best college for your higher studies. Btech is one of the most popular courses in India. In Btech you can get more depth knowledge in the education stream of your studies.
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Asad FatmiManagement Professional, Government Consultant

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I would suggest after your B.Com you go for MBA in financial Management from a good college ideally tier-1. You will find your own way from there.

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Ayush Khandelwal

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No work experience is compulsory.

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Abhijeet Gaware

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CFA or Chartered Financial Analyst is a credential that is offered as a part of the CFA programme. Apart from being a programme which is recognised globally, CFA provides its holders with a strong foundation of skills in investment analysis, portfolio management as well as the practical knowledge that a candidate would require in the present day investment industry. Being a CFA holder makes you a part of this worldwide network of professionals who believe in following professional and ethical standards of the highest degree. Clearing all three levels of this examination doesn't just land you the Certificate but it is also a testament t
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Abhijeet Gaware

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In recent times, Chartered Finance Analyst CFA is a designation which is quite revered and regarded by most as a key certification for professionals in the areas of portfolio management and research. These are just a few opportunities out of the many that you can take advantage of if you wish to pursue the CFA certification (https://www.imarticus.org/financial-analysis-prodegree/). So to conclude, it is quite obvious that in recent times many organisations and individuals alike are getting highly interested in CFA. The fact that a CFA certification will benefit the organisation and the individual in revenue growth and career growth, it
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Abhijeet Gaware

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One must have at least a Bachelors degree preferably in a finance-related major, such as accounting or economics. Furthermore, it has become nearly compulsory that the aspirant has a certification in any one of- CFP CFA (most popular), CFS, CIMA, or the CLU courses though MBA may fill the requirement of these certifications in many cases. Apart from this, the aspirant should have solid analytical, valuation, marketing and communication skills and anin-depth understanding of companies. He should also be capable of building financial models and working on software such as MS Excel, ERPs, and SAS. To help kick-start the career in this fie
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Abhijeet Gaware

Contributor-Level 7

CFA or Chartered Financial Analyst is a credential that is offered as a part of the CFA programme. Apart from being a programme which is recognised globally, CFA provides its holders with a strong foundation of skills in investment analysis, portfolio management as well as the practical knowledge that a candidate would require in the present day investment industry. Being a CFA holder makes you a part of this worldwide network of professionals who believe in following professional and ethical standards of the highest degree. Clearing all three levels of this examination doesn't just land you the Certificate but it is also a testament t
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We can say that yes there is scope of CFA after B.Com (honours). Even the syllabus of B.Com matches with the syllabus of CFA like microeconomics, macroeconomics, financial statements, quantitative concepts etc. But it depends that how much emphasis one has in studying the concepts which are in B.Com that match with the subjects of CFA. It also depends on the college how they are teaching and whether the faculty there is competent enough to clear the concepts. One should also SEE B.Com (Hons) curriculum and CFA curriculum so that he can try to clear the concept in college only. Colleges like Punjab College of technical education have he
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