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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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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle

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Check Selkirk College, University of British Columbia diploma program in accounting, Douglas College and Lambton College.

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PROF AMIT GOYAL

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Dear Ahmed,
With all due respect to my learned colleague, I want to point out that there is a slight different in investment advisory and investment banking.
Essentially an investment advisor helps high networth individuals in managing their wealth by advising their customers about investment opportunities. They keep a track of market opportunities.
Investment Bankers help the corporate as businesses in raising capital through debt syndication or equity placement.
To become an investment advisor which you asked, you could do CFP or a 1 Year PG Diploma in Banking and Finance. With right skills and above mentioned qualifications, you will be
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kishan mishra

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Both are best for studdy

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Sumit Maheshwari

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Financial Planning is an ongoing process to help you make sensible decisions about money that can help you achieve your goals in life; it's not just about buying products like a pension or an ISA.
The steps:
Establish your goals in life – short, medium and long term
Work out what assets and liabilities you have – write them down
Evaluate your current financial position – how close are you to achieving your goals?
Develop your plan – create a “route map” for achieving your different goals
Implement your plan – make the changes and make it happen
Monitor and review your plan at least yearly and make adjustments when needed

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2016-05-24 11:29:24

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Sumit Maheshwari

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Financial planning career is good in any part of India, or world as finance is the prime pillar of any business.

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2016-05-21 11:03:36

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INTERNATIONALCOLLEGE Kumar

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Chirant thanks for showing your interest in our Financial planning course, our average placement package are between 4 to 5 lakhs annual

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