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Konapala Nagalakshmi
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Placements and Fees for banking course at IFBI:The Institute of Finance, Banking, and Insurance (IFBI) offers a 6-month Post Graduate Diploma in Banking with a total tuition fee of INR 72,000. The programme claims to offer 100% job placement in private banks after six months. IFBI says they've placed over 40,000 candidates across India. The programme includes three months of classroom training and three months of internship with a private bank.
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Sudhakar s
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SIMSREE Mumbai has an MBA program, focusing on Financial Management through its MMS initiative. The curriculum covers areas like finance, financial markets, investment analysis, risk management and financial modeling. It combines project internships and case studies to bridge the gap between theory and practice. Students have the opportunity to specialize in sectors such as banking, insurance and financial services by choosing electives. With faculty expertise and strong industry connections, the programme ensures relevancy and equips students for rewarding careers in finance.
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Sumit Pandey
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You may register and sit for the Level II exam while you are still working toward your undergraduate degree at university, Please note that the date of Level II exam must be 11 months or fewer before graduation date.
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Parul Thapa
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Yes, you can pursue a Diploma in Finance after completing 12th grade. Many educational institutions offer Diploma in Financial Accounting that are specifically designed for students who have completed their secondary education. Choosing to pursue a Diploma in Finance after 12th grade can be a good option if you are interested in building a career in the financial sector but prefer a shorter and more focused educational path compared to a full-fledged degree program.
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Nikita Peter
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Middlesex University Dubai offers a 1-year full-time and 2-year part-time course of MSc in Banking and Finance which commences in Jan and Sep. MDX Dubai offers an MSc In Banking and Finance to provide high-quality research and teaching as well as provide a supporting learning environment to all its students. The programme aims to offer advanced learning with a special emphasis on international systems, security markets, and banking institutions. The academic requirements for students wishing to pursue an MSc in Banking and Finance at MDX Dubai must possess a good honors degree or an equivalent qualification. The graduates of the progra
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Akansha Bisht
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Some say that basic Mathematics knowledge is required for banking courses, even if math isn't required by educational qualifications. For example, Financial Analysts need good Math skills for number crunching, and Bank Managers need Math and critical thinking skills to use data and communicate goals. However, Mathematics is mandatory for undergraduate and postgraduate courses.
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Akansha Bisht
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The eligibility criteria for BFSI apprenticeship is to complete Class 10, 12, graduation or postgraduation. Have a diploma in finance, commerce, or business administration. Meet the age requirements of the apprenticeship programme or relevant authorities Have completed pre-apprenticeship training programs or courses.
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Akansha Bisht
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BFSI students can work in various industries including Finance, banks, MNCs, and more. The salary package depends on the skillset, relevant experience, and job position of an employee. However, the salary of a Financial Analyst is INR 6 LPA in India.
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Akansha Bisht
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There are a lot of areas to explore for the students to opt for banking and insurance. Here are some areas where they will work inthe future after completion of their respective degrees/ courses.1. Government Sector (Banking, Finance, and Insurance sector)2. MNCs (Banking, Insurance, and Finance sector)3. Freelancing (Consultant, Advisor, Strategist, Agent, Assistant, Marketing Agent, and more.
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Akansha Bisht
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There are plenty of options to explore after the completion of the banking and insurance course. A student may get job offersfrom different organizations in the private sector. However, there are numerous banking and insurance exams conductedevery year, such as SBI PO, IBPS PO, SBI SO, SBI Clerk, IBPS Clerk, and LIC AAO. By those exams, thousands of graduates getplaced every year in the government sector with good packages.
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