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Hi,You can go for your Ph.D. from a college which would give you good guide as well as aids for further research. You can also browse some college sites which clearly state all details of admission criteria. Like I know the web site of LPU which would inform you the eligibility for a course, admission criteria as well as the scholarship for which you would be eligible including the scholarships it offers to aid education in such grim conditions of covid. The entrance test syllabus and paper pattern too is given. LPU also offers special grants for research and aids research also. Browse through the web site of LPU and check the benefits you could avail along with the academic excellence it offers. The online admissions are on so better be fast in deciding. All the Best !

Hello Dinesh, It is always suggested to opt for an honours course as it gives you in-depth knowledge and understanding of the papers vis-a-vis a general course. Further, B.Com (Hons) usually has a focus on accounting and finance apart from Management papers such as organisational behaviour, cost accountancy, economics etc. Good universities usually have a well defined curriculum, good faculty, industry connect, placement and industry opportunities to name a few. Indian Universities like DU, IILM University Gurugram, IP University offer most of the above. Lastly, these universities better your prospects of opting for a Masters and/or give you a good grounding to pursue a CA/CS. You might want to visit the websites of these universities to apply.

In recent times, Chartered Finance Analyst CFA is a designation which is quite revered and regarded by most as a key certification for professionals in the areas of portfolio management and research. The chartered finance analyst programme is a certification from the CFA Institute. It is a globally regarded certification. It is essentially a self-study methodology, graduate level programme for professionals who want to pursue a career in investment. A person coming out of any discipline or academics can pursue the CFA programme. Applications to the programme are usually from students and undergraduates to an early professional who intent to get a boost to their career. Although it is important to note that just getting a certification will not guarantee the same. Passing all the three exams of CFA in itself is a very daunting job when compared to the efforts and commitment of the time required as against other management programs like the MBA. In fact, there are many MBA pass outs and CAs who join CFA to get into core investment banking jobs. CFA gives a great technical grounding and offers broad-based scopes suitable for investment banking, research analyst, equity research and portfolio management. The CFA course focuses on ethics, portfolio management, accounting, corporate finance, fixed income and equity investments, so basically if one does not have a very specific choice but needs to build their career in the field of finance then they should opt for the CFA certification as it is broad-based, opening many career opportunities. Passing a CFA Exam shows that the person pursuing the same has the ability to show commitment, tenacity, comes across as a professional with resilience, and rigour. In addition to the learnings from the course, the charter holders are also considered internationally mobile as well due to their association with the global professional network.

Here are some to become a financial analyst and grow your career in Finance
Certification and skills
As is the case with any job, the aspirant must know his craft. One must have at least a Bachelors degree preferably in a finance-related major, such as accounting or economics. Furthermore, it has become nearly compulsory that the aspirant has a certification in any one of- CFP CFA (most popular), CFS, CIMA, or the CLU courses though MBA may fill the requirement of these certifications in many cases. Apart from this, the aspirant should have solid analytical, valuation, marketing and communication skills and anin-depth understanding of companies. Expand your reach
Networking forms the roots of the financial world and therefore is one of the most important elements required to break into an industry. Networking can provide an analyst with a better assessment of a company and exposure to opportunities. Follow current events
As an analyst works on data- past and present, the aspirant should keep himself fresh on the present scenario of markets, investment banks. One can simply read/watch the business news regularly and keep notes. Start and Maintain a Financial Blog
A simple blog on WordPress, Medium can serve this purpose. One can use platforms like SeekingAlfa to publish their research on the markets. These articles may be added as achievements on the resume and can make great discussion points in financial analyst interviews. Use a trading simulator
One can gain such practical intellect by using trading simulators such as wall street survivor or how the market works. Gain Experience from internships
Even when the internship is unpaid, the experience gained in such field work is invaluable. One can seek his/her university career advisors for such opportunities.

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As we all know None of these degrees train us on the key skills needed to begin a career as a Finance Analyst. Hence you need to get a certification to kick-start your career in Financial Analysis. Imarticus learning are an award-winning professional education institute that offer Financial Analysis Certification Course in association with EY as the Knowledge Provider. Through a rigorous project-based methodology, you will acquire a powerful toolkit that will help you to build a career as a Finance Analyst. This programme includes comprehensive coverage of financial accounting and statement analysis, financial modeling and valuation, equity research, corporate finance strategy, and transaction execution.