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2 months agoContributor-Level 9
For Indians to study MS in Finance abroad, usually the UK and the USA are considered the two best countries. Both vary in terms of costs, duration, post study work benefits and job prospects - which forma the basis of comparison for Indian students. But since the recent past year, most Indian students faced difficulty in obtaining a US student visa, the UK is the curent top destination for MS in Finance aspirants. However, the UK govt. is also proposing stricter immigration rules, so Indian students who would obtain a spot in the coming Sep 2026 intake, would still be able to get a spot within the old visa policies.
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2 months agoContributor-Level 6
PIBM Pune prepares MBA Finance students for investment banking careers through industry-focused training, live projects, internships, and regular interactions with finance professionals. Students develop expertise in financial analysis, valuation, and corporate finance, helping them build successful careers in investment banking, equity research, and related financial domains.
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2 months agoContributor-Level 9
Yes, if you come from a Commerce background, and you are kind of interested in banking, financial services, investment, accounting, or corporate finance, then BBA (Finance) at Lovely Professional University might be a pretty good pick. In the course you will cover things like financial management, investment analysis, banking, taxation, financial markets, and business analytics, but also there are chances for internships, industry projects, and that professional skill development angle.
LPU's management programs also get support from a big recruiter network and a lot of corporate exposure, so students can slowly build a strong base for
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
Classes for BCom in Computer Applications, Accounting & Finance and BCom (hons) at Loyola College, Chennai are conducted from 8:15 am till 1:15 pm. Rest of the BCom courses have a different time for classes which matches other UG courses of Loyola Chennai.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, MS in Applied Economics & Finance course of UC Santa Cruz is a STEM OPT course. This course is of 1-year duration. It is one of the top picked course among Indian students. The graduates of this course have gone into Tech giants like Apple, Google, Amazon, Twitter, Bloomberg, etc. For admission to this course, a Bachelor's degree is required.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, students get support and exemptions from the institute to prepare for ACCA professional exams while completing their degree in BCom International Business/Finance (ACCA UK) at GCEC Global Foundation, Jaipur.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
BCom International Business/Finance is an undergraduate honours programme with specialised focus on international finance, corporate accounting, global financial markets, and professional ACCA (UK) certification. Association of Chartered Certified Accountants is a globally recognised professional accounting qualification.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
After completing BCom in Banking & Finance from GCEC Global Foundation, graduates can build their careers in the following job roles:
- Financial Planner
- Credit & Risk Analyst
- Corporate Finance Executive
- Treasury Operations Specialist
- Investment Banking Support Roles
- Branch/Operations Manager in Bank
- Relationship Manager in Corporate Banking
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