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Rohan

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You should definitely check out IIM Skills' course on Investment Banking. I have only heard good things about it, be it the faculty or the curriculum. A friend of mine pursued their course a while back and was immensely helped through their in house practical projects and tasks to land a job in the field post his completion. They are definitely worth a check.

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Rohan

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Since you're already pursuing a MBA, the knowledge needed for investment banking is most certainly being learnt. But I do believe practical application and how to discern what do where still requires experience and more so actual implementation of knowledge. 

A friend of mine did his Investment banking course at IIM Skills (online platform). What he told me was the thing that helped him the most to be clear on the subjects are the different projects and case studies they did during his time there.  And that pushed his confidence way up. 

So my suggestion, find an institute which provides guidance/mentorship and provides yo

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Rohan

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Well we have someone ambitious here!   You do have time in your hands. So considering you will have your 12th boards too. You should pursue a short term online course on Investment banking.

 

Preferably with mentorship and guidance since you would definitely find it easier to absorb the subject matter. 

 

I think IIM Skills is one of the online institutes that provide investment banking courses and I don't think they have any age criteria either to enroll. From my knowledge they provide demo classes too. Worth checking it out in my opinion. 

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Taniya sultana

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If your  goal is investment banking, SRCC is the more direct and efficient . But, if you value versatility, analytical rigor, and are open to additional qualifications, IIT can also be a strong choice but you may need additional degrees like BCA, MCA if you choose IIT.

IIT has it's own brand value but in financial field SRCC will be a better option for achieving your goal so choose wisely 

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2 years ago

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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

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Aayushi Bijawe

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If you are genuinely interested in pursuing a career in investment banking, there are steps you can take to enhance your chances:
Improve your academic performance: Consider pursuing further education, such as a Bachelor's degree in finance or economics. Focus on excelling in relevant subjects and aim for a strong academic record. Gain relevant work experience: Look for internships or entry-level positions in finance-related fields. This will help you develop practical skills and demonstrate your dedication to the field. Network: Engage with professionals in the investment banking industry. Attend industry events, join finance-related o
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2 years ago

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2 years ago

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jasveer singh

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No, you are not too late or old for the investor as you SEE the chart average investor is 30 percent of your age and 30 to 40 age and the 20 to 30 age limit is 20 percent is not too late.
The percentage of an investor banker join in is about 30 40 age
The average age of an employed investment banking associate is 40 years old. Investment Banking Associate Age. Investment Banking Associate Years Percentages
30-40 years 31%
20-30 years 22%.

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2 years ago

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jasveer singh

Contributor-Level 9

Hi
the highest salary that a Business Analyst can earn in Investment Banking Venture Capital Private Equity companies is 20.5 Lacs per year 1.7L per month
Investment banking is among the highest paying finance jobs in India, where candidates with significant experience can earn a total remuneration of Rs 16.5 Lacs a year. Average salary: INR 8,71,972 p. a. The biggest distinction between a financial analyst and a business analyst is that a financial analyst deals more with investments while a business analyst deals more with operations and management. It comes down to the field in which you feel more confident and knowledgeable.

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