MBA Finance

After MBA finance, you can look for professional courses like CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst), CFP (Certified Financial Planner), FRM (Financial Risk Manager), NCFM, Executive programme in Algorithmic Trading. Apart from these you can also go for courses on newer technologies like R, Python and Blockchain.

As you have completed MBA in Finance, you can go for professional courses like CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst), CFP (Certified Financial Planner), FRM (Financial Risk Manager), NCFM, Executive programme in Algorithmic Trading. Apart from these you can also go for courses on newer technologies like R, Python and Blockchain.

Yes, definitely after completing MBA finance one can get core finance job roles like Research Analyst in Investment Banks, Rating companies and top MNCs in financial world. Apart from this financial institutions, Insurance companies and retail banks also offers job roles like Credit Analyst, Risk Analyst, Underwriters, Relationship Managers which are also core finance roles.

Yes, NCFM is a good head start for you if you are looking for MBA-Finance. NCFM covers the basics of Finance terms like the equity, capital market, Balance Sheet, shares, derivatives, Annual Reports and similar terms. So, for anyone looking for MBA-Finance NCFM is a good introductory certification.

1. Government Certification Skills (Government of India Initiative)
2. Google Certifications- (AdWords Fundamentals, Search Advertising, Display Advertising, Video Advertising, Shopping Advertising, Google Analytics Individual Qualification (GAIQ)
3. HubSpot Inbound Marketing Certification- HubSpot offers Inbound Marketing Certification, which covers different segments of digital marketing on how to attract visitors, convert prospects and delight customers to convert them into promoters of businesses.

Hello! At that CET score, you can apply for the PGDM programs of colleges such as NL Dalmia (best for Finance), SIES, Welingkar, MET Chetana, and IES. Good luck!

Skills required for MBA in finance:-
1) Leadership
2) Team work
3) Initiative
4) Ability to change with needs
5) Politeness
6) Punctuality.

It depends upon your interest, your graduation, experience, etc. MBA Marketing offers wide opportunities as a fresher. It is equally good if you have a dual specialisation as Marketing & Finance.

A dual specialisation actually widens the scope for your career as you can decide your domain. One disadvantage would be that you might not be able to focus in depth on a particular area. Generally, it is based on the electives you take in the final year that highlights your specialisation.