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rahul r
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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Dear Sandeep,
For a finance student, learning the financial modelling is a must. Not just for the investment banking professionals but also useful for Financial Analyst, Finance managers, portfolio managers, equity (or derivatives) analyst to make the finance model for further decision making. It is advisable to learn the finance modelling in the very 1st semester of your PGDM. It helps you to secure better summer internship offers. To learn financial modelling, what you all just need to be is good in statistics (Maths), spreadsheets, quantitative analysis at major level. Hope this helps.
For a finance student, learning the financial modelling is a must. Not just for the investment banking professionals but also useful for Financial Analyst, Finance managers, portfolio managers, equity (or derivatives) analyst to make the finance model for further decision making. It is advisable to learn the finance modelling in the very 1st semester of your PGDM. It helps you to secure better summer internship offers. To learn financial modelling, what you all just need to be is good in statistics (Maths), spreadsheets, quantitative analysis at major level. Hope this helps.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
Guide-Level 14
To get a job as an investment banker, you need the certificate in this field. You have to obtain that certificate with significant amount of work experience in accounting/finance field. Since you are doing MBA Finance, it will also makes a positive impact on your profile. To be the portfolio manager, you must have to be enough qualified. Apart from your academics, if you have well on job experience in this particular field, you can straightly join as the senior post.
My opinion is that along with (or after with) the certification of investment banking, if possible try to get the certification of CFA. It will surely help you to understa
My opinion is that along with (or after with) the certification of investment banking, if possible try to get the certification of CFA. It will surely help you to understa
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NITHIN EEDUCATIONAL CONSULTANT
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Yes, it will cover stock related topics also. Also, MBA in stock marketing is also there.
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Sandeep malia
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It is a good choice to go for B.Com and it would be helpful for your career, by working you may gain knowledge practical and appear for the bank exams, it's best to earn money and get permanent job.
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astha singh
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The better the business school, the easier it is to break into the investment banking industry. BUT, its still difficult even if you went to the best school. Most students from top schools who chase the banking dream never get in. There arent enough positions available.
However the best possible way to make a choice would be to focus on previous placement records.
IIM's definitely has a better score in terms of overall placement as well the banking sector.Almost 25-30% placement from the IIM's batch is in the banking sector as compared to a 10-15% from NSU.
So although both would be an ideal choice for MBA but investment banking would be
However the best possible way to make a choice would be to focus on previous placement records.
IIM's definitely has a better score in terms of overall placement as well the banking sector.Almost 25-30% placement from the IIM's batch is in the banking sector as compared to a 10-15% from NSU.
So although both would be an ideal choice for MBA but investment banking would be
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Ankur KumarIt good to commit mistakes but only if you learn.
Guide-Level 13
Investment banking and direct taxation both are altogether different fields and it totally depends upon one's self-interest as you can develop skills, no doubt, but at the end what keeps you dedicated toward something is the interest of yours.
Talking about scope in both the fields, both the fields are vast and alot of money making opportunities are there.
All the very best.
Good luck.
Talking about scope in both the fields, both the fields are vast and alot of money making opportunities are there.
All the very best.
Good luck.
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