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2016-08-26 10:20:10

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Zubin MehtaExpert Advisor for Senior Management.

Scholar-Level 17

CFA is certificate course comprising 3 levels and organised by ICFAI, moreover, it is just a certificate course, not post-graduation, so it is advisable to go for MBA in finance from a premier B-school for best placements.

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2016-08-23 23:59:53

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sumit chaturvedi

Contributor-Level 6

There are 3 levels of CFA, which you need to crack and after some experience you will be provided the degree.

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2016-08-15 06:45:44

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ROHIT VERMA

Beginner-Level 3

You can do CFA directly.

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2016-08-11 18:43:15

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Edu MentorEducationConsultant

Guide-Level 11

For CPA, you can pursue it after M.Com. However, it's a short duration course. To get a job, you should finish your study before the age of 30. Good companies either in private or government sector hire the freshers below the age of 30. So, if you can, then pursue a) CMA, b) CFA, c) CPA. You can follow the respective websites for the details such as admission and the procedure.

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2016-08-01 11:36:58

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Scope of CFA covers various sectors and most prominently, banks, industries, finance markets and technology sector. All these industries value the finance sector within their business and consider CFA certification as a valid credential to demonstrate one's skills on the same. CFA as a professional degree is a perfect accumulation of money related exposures along with the total efficacy in every sort of money transaction going in the entire market of finance and the stock exchange world. A CFA can opt for the role of both a financial analyst and an independent financial investment.
For a certified CFA professional is virtually limitless
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2016-07-22 21:29:31

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abhinav prakashstudy is the precious stone.

Guide-Level 11

you need to pass Bachelor plus Masters degree and get registered in the CFA entrance exam . you need to pass all the levels at single attempt

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2016-07-22 21:22:49

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abhinav prakashstudy is the precious stone.

Guide-Level 11

ameica is the country where CFA is in great demand

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2016-07-19 16:31:02

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jayakishore aireripgd vlsi&ehd-btech or msc (NIEIT)

Guide-Level 13

CFA stands for certified financial analyst.
this qualification asks rarely.
doing .CA/MBA.finance. best

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2016-07-12 08:29:10

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Wikum Karunaratne

Beginner-Level 3

For CFA you need mathematics. Of course finance incorporates some advanced level of calculations. So if you are not good in mathematics I would not suggest you to do CFA

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2016-07-04 18:08:32

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A KaushikEnglish language trainer cum career counselor

Guide-Level 13

CFA is a certification if you want to exclusively get yourself established in the field of finance. Where as MBA offer you various fields of specialization including finance.

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