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Vidita Mehta
Contributor-Level 8
Hi, Rose,
Thank you for reaching out to us.
Lets me start by sharing some information about the investment banking course. You may feel free to consider the CIBOP course which will enable you to begin and enhance your career in Capital Markets, Trade Operation and Risk Management. This is a short term course which is followed by placements.
With regards to our placement service, we follow a 3 step process which starts at 1. Resume Building, 2. Mock Interviews, and 3. Placement Assistance. We are also proud to announce, our average placement record is 86% with over 10,000 students placed in global firms.
Hope this helps you take an inform
Thank you for reaching out to us.
Lets me start by sharing some information about the investment banking course. You may feel free to consider the CIBOP course which will enable you to begin and enhance your career in Capital Markets, Trade Operation and Risk Management. This is a short term course which is followed by placements.
With regards to our placement service, we follow a 3 step process which starts at 1. Resume Building, 2. Mock Interviews, and 3. Placement Assistance. We are also proud to announce, our average placement record is 86% with over 10,000 students placed in global firms.
Hope this helps you take an inform
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Vidita Mehta
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Hi, Imarticus has been around for a while and they are quite reputed and trustworthy. I've seen them have a fair placement rate. They've placed students at Barclays as well. I just finished their course and am in between interviews that they have sent me too. Seems positive!
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Konatham AbhishekIf you do not go to the end, why to start?
Scholar-Level 17
You should do internship in investment banking before MBA, because it gives you leverage in terms of placement.
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BASIL PAUL KDigging my way into the Hospitality Industry
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With your experience and educational qualifications, it would be relatively easy to find a job abroad. But, it depends on where you wish to work. It would be hard to find job in English speaking countries, but you can try for job in gulf.
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AjaySingh Rathod
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They provide 100% placement assistance for this course as well as they have 4 centers in Mumbai.
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Shail Oberoi
Guide-Level 14
This would depend on your interest areas and career aspirations. In case you intend to pursue a career in Economic/Equity research / financial journalism/academics area then M.Sc Economics is better. However, if you want to move into a career in analytics & data sciences, then the other two courses are better.
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Bhumika Khattar
Guide-Level 12
The PGDBA is a 2-year full-time Post Graduate Diploma in Business Analytics (PGDBA) jointly offered by IIM Calcutta, IIT Kharagpur and ISI Kolkata. A Post Graduate Diploma in Banking and Finance (PGDBF) is a 1-year Diploma course, which provides candidates the knowledge of banking and finance and helps them to build up their managerial and technical skills. I think you should go for PGDBF and else depends on your interest.
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amish jain
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Hello,
As you are interested in economics, you can go for teaching or research in it. There are UGC NET exam is organized for the candidates who want to become assistant professor or junior research fellowship also called JRF. As you have completed the M.Sc. You are eligible to apply for UGC NET Exam for lectureship. If you want to apply for JRF, make sure that you are under 30 years old. After qualifying the NET Exam you might have following career options:
Become assistant professor at top institutes and colleges
Get a scholarship or fellowship awards
Become guest lecturer
Open an institute or coaching
Get a job in PSUs or government secto
As you are interested in economics, you can go for teaching or research in it. There are UGC NET exam is organized for the candidates who want to become assistant professor or junior research fellowship also called JRF. As you have completed the M.Sc. You are eligible to apply for UGC NET Exam for lectureship. If you want to apply for JRF, make sure that you are under 30 years old. After qualifying the NET Exam you might have following career options:
Become assistant professor at top institutes and colleges
Get a scholarship or fellowship awards
Become guest lecturer
Open an institute or coaching
Get a job in PSUs or government secto
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Soni Aggarwal
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Hi,
There are several one year courses offered by several institutes in India and they are suitable for eco graduates. A computer Diploma course by NIIT and GNIIT which is a three year course by NIIT. There are other institutes which make step wise course for any eco graduate to become computer graduate.
There are several one year courses offered by several institutes in India and they are suitable for eco graduates. A computer Diploma course by NIIT and GNIIT which is a three year course by NIIT. There are other institutes which make step wise course for any eco graduate to become computer graduate.
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