CFA

CFA i.e.certified financial analyst offered by CFAUSA. It's an internationally recognised certification programme. It can be beneficial post MBA finance, M.Sc finance, M.Com or PGDM with major in finance. A few recognised training institutes in India from CFAUSA offer these programmes with placement assist in different financial company.

CFA (Chartered Financial Analysts) is a professional qualification offered by the CFA institute to financial analysts. A CFA qualification validates your knowledge of security types and investment along with the knowledge of quantitative methodologies for analysing securities that is assessing their value and identifying their underlying risks.
Eligibility:
For CFA:
One must have a Bachelor's (or equivalent) degree or be in the final year of your Bachelor's degree programme at the time of registration.
You can refer the link for more required information:
https://www.cfainstitute.org/programs/cfaprogram/register/Pages/index.aspx

There is no connection between two and both of them offer different career path. CFA takes you to more analyst job such as increment banker, risk analyst etc whereas MBA in finance will have lesser scope compared to a CFA. Still, you may do it to sharpen your presentation skills and to get more insight from business perspective.

To earn a CFA charter, one has to give a series of sequential exams Level I, Level II, and Level III. The minimum duration to clear all three exams takes about 2 years.

Dear,
CFP or CFA certification not only gives you help to get the job but give you knowledge and skills in respect of financial planning, portfolio management, understanding of market.
So, in campus placement, opportunities not only depend on this certificate but your academic record, internship, research, your positive attitude and career goals.
All the best