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ankit chauhan

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IIM Calcutta is Mecca for finance. Apart from that you can also go for DFS DU which comes under Delhi University. Less people know about it. SIBM comes after these two.

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ankit chauhan

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IIM Calcutta is Mecca for finance. Apart from that you can also go for DFS DU which comes under Delhi University. Less people know about.

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ankit chauhan

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IIM Calcutta is Mecca for finance. Apart from that you can also go for DFS DU which comes under Delhi University. Less people know about it. SIBM is another option.

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ankit chauhan

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IIM Calcutta is Mecca for finance. Apart from that you can also go for DFS DU which comes under Delhi University. Less people know about it.

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ankit chauhan

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IIM Calcutta is known as Mecca for finance. Apart from that you can also go for DFS DU which comes under Delhi University.

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Shweta Singh

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You need to have passed 10+2 from a recognised university for admission in this course. Based on your Diploma, you won't be able to apply. Also, decide on the college/ university where you wish to take admission and accordingly check the eligibility criteria.

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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp

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The correspondence courses that you want to pursue would depend a lot on your career aspirations. Once you decide which area of finance you are keen on, you can pick up courses based on it. For example: if you are interested in equity market, then you could pursue BSE/NSE course. You could also pursue CFA and become a chartered member, financial modelling courses, etc.

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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp

Scholar-Level 16

The correspondence courses that you want to pursue would depend a lot on your career aspirations. Once you decide which area of finance you are keen on, you can pick up courses based on it. For example: if you are interested in equity market, then you could pursue BSE/NSE course. You could also pursue CFA and become a chartered member, financial modelling courses, etc.

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