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Edu MentorEducationConsultant

Guide-Level 11

As a CA, if you follow certain criteria as (a) member of NIBF or (b) have developed your career in financial service industry then you may pursue Diploma in treasury and risk management from NIBF. To get specialize in treasury and risk management, you can opt for certification in FRM i.e Financial Risk management from recognized training institutes like Edupristine India. To know more, kindly visit the website of edupristine India or https://shiksha.com/Courses/FRM. All the best.

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Aditya Pal

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You should opt for marketing. It has better scope than finance.

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Zubin MehtaExpert Advisor for Senior Management.

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MBA in finance is a post graduation program and CFA is just a certificate program and has no degree available to it. So MBA is the right option.

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Zubin MehtaExpert Advisor for Senior Management.

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Dual would be a deadly combo. Although both are equally good and you should go according to your area of interest.

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Vaishakh Iyer

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Yes, a science student can go for BBA.

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HARIKRISHNAN RAGHUCreative guy with helping nature & stoicism!

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Hi,
There are colleges and universities in Canada for education. The main difference is that, in colleges the fees will be low like Rs.4 to Rs.7 lakhs and course name will be PGDM, but not Masters of business administration (MBA). The colleges will be brimful with Indians, when compared to universities and this colleges are not even in the list of top 1000 business schools in the world. So, if you are looking for good future, career and good exposure and job opportunities, then go for Universities in Canada.
Below mentioned is the eligibility criteria to get admission in good universities:
1. You need to have minimum 2-3 years of work ex
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Stuti JainEducation and career counsellor

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Hi Israr,
Both, Seneca and Lambton are popular SPP colleges and almost all of them provide pretty much the same quality of education. You can select your choice by researching more on their career assistance, internship opportunities, co-op education, industrial tie-ups, etc. You may e-mail the colleges to find these information.

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Asad FatmiManagement Professional, Government Consultant

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Hi,
Are you working somewhere? For working professionals there is an executive MBA program offered by some top colleges like:
1. XLRI.
2. SP Jain, etc.
Classes are conducted in the evening and on Sundays. Based on your suitability, you can enroll yourself.

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