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Sejo Jose
Contributor-Level 7
Hi Vinay,
For Finance, the average package is around Rs 5.5 lakhs. The highest for Finance last year was Rs. 10.9 lakhs. For internships, the stipends depend on the company. But honestly, stipend is the last thing you should be looking for during an internship; it's the learning that counts.
For Finance, the average package is around Rs 5.5 lakhs. The highest for Finance last year was Rs. 10.9 lakhs. For internships, the stipends depend on the company. But honestly, stipend is the last thing you should be looking for during an internship; it's the learning that counts.
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Ashwanth R
Beginner-Level 5
Hi Mohamed,
It is a perception for many that, the finance is fully oriented with banking. But as of our college, we have various domain over the same field, from corporate finance to finance oriented companies. The below given are some of the companies that are coming to our campus to hire for a role in finance -
Chella software, VIP, Sundaram Finance , E&Y, BNY Mellon, BNP Paribas,ICICI banking, ICICI securities, Mahindra finance, ICICI Prudential Insurance, Axis Bank, JK Fenner
It is a perception for many that, the finance is fully oriented with banking. But as of our college, we have various domain over the same field, from corporate finance to finance oriented companies. The below given are some of the companies that are coming to our campus to hire for a role in finance -
Chella software, VIP, Sundaram Finance , E&Y, BNY Mellon, BNP Paribas,ICICI banking, ICICI securities, Mahindra finance, ICICI Prudential Insurance, Axis Bank, JK Fenner
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Edu MentorEducationConsultant
Guide-Level 11
Free online courses will not help you or add any value in your C.V.
However few training institutes such as:
a)Edupristine
b)EduCBA offers online courses in India. They will certify you with:
a)BSE/NSE
b)CPA(USA)
c)CIMA London
d)ACCA
You can get prepared for their exams or get certified for short terms only. Follow their respective websites to get more details.
However few training institutes such as:
a)Edupristine
b)EduCBA offers online courses in India. They will certify you with:
a)BSE/NSE
b)CPA(USA)
c)CIMA London
d)ACCA
You can get prepared for their exams or get certified for short terms only. Follow their respective websites to get more details.
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Edu MentorEducationConsultant
Guide-Level 11
Definitely you can. You must pursue PGDCA (one year). Make sure to check the official website of Aptec for complete details.
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Zubin MehtaExpert Advisor for Senior Management.
Scholar-Level 17
You must go after equity research and analytics, risk management, investment banking, treasury, project management and research analysis.
Any of the above roles are lucrative for you in terms of career prospects.
Any of the above roles are lucrative for you in terms of career prospects.
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Deepayan Deyday dreamer,never give up........
Guide-Level 12
You can appear for CAT exam and score over 90%. You can join IIMs or XLRIs as they will provide foreign placements or if you get good jobs after your MBA, you have plenty of chances to go foreign.
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Shail Oberoi
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A B.Com graduate can apply for jobs in any organization for an entry level opening in accounts department. The entry level job would be of book keeping, maintaining books of accounts, making JV entries, etc. A pure finance role may not be available for a B.Com graduate. With experience in accounts, one can explore opportunity internally/externally into the pure finance domain.
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Sajan SibichanThinking abt hw to make future Safe.
Guide-Level 11
Hi,
For PGDM as well as MBA, specialization in Marketing or Finance is good.
But, finance is better due to the growing demand for such area today.
As no. of vacancies & banks are emerging rapidly.
For PGDM as well as MBA, specialization in Marketing or Finance is good.
But, finance is better due to the growing demand for such area today.
As no. of vacancies & banks are emerging rapidly.
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Abhinav Sinha
Guide-Level 11
All the specializations which you have asked are very good. Every specialization is having good demand in the market, based their profile it varies.
Finance is one of the great field, present number of companies are recruiting finance candidates with good package.
Marketing is one of the key branch in the company without marketing no company is there.
The need of HR candidates is growing day to day because number of employees are changing their organisations so companies have to hire new employee in the place of them.
So you can go for any as per your interest area but purse your MBA from a reputed bschool only. I can suggest you some good
Finance is one of the great field, present number of companies are recruiting finance candidates with good package.
Marketing is one of the key branch in the company without marketing no company is there.
The need of HR candidates is growing day to day because number of employees are changing their organisations so companies have to hire new employee in the place of them.
So you can go for any as per your interest area but purse your MBA from a reputed bschool only. I can suggest you some good
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