Stock Broking

Yes, you can apply for NISM certifications but make sure that you have your pan card ready for it as it is required while registration, without pan card they will not issue the certificate to you and since you have done BMS in marketing make sure that you choose the certifications wisely as much of certifications are of finance domain. But if you are keen on getting knowledge in finance you can go ahead with it.

Stock markets are of full of finance jargons. After graduating, you may pursue the following courses:
1. CFA or CFP
2. MBA in finance
3. PGDM with finance major.
4. Certification or Diploma courses from NSE, BSE or NISM.
To know more, kindly visit https://shiksha.com/courses or certificatins/stock market.

Stock markets are of full of finance jargons. After graduating, you may pursue the following courses:
1. CFA or CFP
2. MBA in finance
3. PGDM with finance major
4. Certification or Diploma courses from NSE, BSE or NISM.
To know more, kindly visit https://shiksha.com/courses or certifications/stock market.

You can do B.Tech in biotechnology, B.Sc in biotechnology, B.Sc in microbiology or you can apply in medical too. There are a lot of options available for you.
Good luck.

Hi,
A Bachelor's degree in commerce or finance is required to become a broker. For maximum prospects, you can do your Masters or even an MBA. Check work permit options in UK through the UK immigration website, not easy for international students to obtain a job in UK unless you are highly talent and have sheer luck.

NISM is a good and recognised institute. Definitely, you can pursue CFP from NISM. For more details and procedures, kindly visit the website of NISM and https://Shiksha.Com/Colleges/NISM.