I have completed my B.Com, and am working since last 2 years as an accountant, Please help and guide for any PG Course in Finance. Thanks.
From India, Mumbai
From India, Mumbai
hii,
you can go for part-time MBA
the addmission procedure is
1. written test
2. Group discussion
3. personal interview
Lectures time will be : 6.30pm to 9.30pm
Appr Fees: Rs. 50,000 pa
Duration: 3 years
bye
From India
2you can go for part-time MBA
the addmission procedure is
1. written test
2. Group discussion
3. personal interview
Lectures time will be : 6.30pm to 9.30pm
Appr Fees: Rs. 50,000 pa
Duration: 3 years
bye
From India
Hi Priti,
I think if you really want to do more in Finance then go for CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst) from ICFAI University. It will give you an indepth knowledge in Finance.
Think about this course as well.
Warm Regards,
Vinod.
From India, Bangalore
I think if you really want to do more in Finance then go for CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst) from ICFAI University. It will give you an indepth knowledge in Finance.
Think about this course as well.
Warm Regards,
Vinod.
From India, Bangalore
Hiiiii,,,,,
Priyanka here.....
I am in 2nd year of my CA Articleship.I am very firm that i want to get into banking sector. So i wanted to persue some course related to finance. Can anyone suggest me which would be the better option PG in finance or Part time MBA in finance?
From India, Mumbai
Priyanka here.....
I am in 2nd year of my CA Articleship.I am very firm that i want to get into banking sector. So i wanted to persue some course related to finance. Can anyone suggest me which would be the better option PG in finance or Part time MBA in finance?
From India, Mumbai
Hii Priya,
Finance is like an ocean which is highly impossible to swim only you can travel on it.
I think if you really want to learn indepth of Finance go for CFA or CIMA.
CFA: Chartered Financial Analyst is a 14 months course offering by ICFAI once you finished Chartered's you have another option called MFA (Masters of Financial Analyst) which would make you a very skilled and expert to understand Finance.
CIMA: It is a UK education program. You can register from india and it is a recognised course globally which is also deals into indepth Finance.
MBA Finance is also acceptable but it will not cover indepth finance it is useful for managerial roles I feel (but again in depends upon the institutes which you choose).
You have these many Options to know about Finance. For any queries please let me know....
Regards,
Vinod.
From India, Bangalore
Finance is like an ocean which is highly impossible to swim only you can travel on it.
I think if you really want to learn indepth of Finance go for CFA or CIMA.
CFA: Chartered Financial Analyst is a 14 months course offering by ICFAI once you finished Chartered's you have another option called MFA (Masters of Financial Analyst) which would make you a very skilled and expert to understand Finance.
CIMA: It is a UK education program. You can register from india and it is a recognised course globally which is also deals into indepth Finance.
MBA Finance is also acceptable but it will not cover indepth finance it is useful for managerial roles I feel (but again in depends upon the institutes which you choose).
You have these many Options to know about Finance. For any queries please let me know....
Regards,
Vinod.
From India, Bangalore
Hiii....Vijaykumar.
Thanks alot for ur reply.
Actually i already thought about CFA but cos of my articles i dnt think i will b able to gv my 100% to such a tough course this option may be i can keep after i cumplete my CA and since the cost involved is also very high i just cant gv it a try.
About CIMA i can definetly think over. Can u gv me some more details about the course. Atleast the related site which can help me out.
I hv some free time now no study pressure so was thinking of doin some small course atleast then wasting time.
From India, Mumbai
Thanks alot for ur reply.
Actually i already thought about CFA but cos of my articles i dnt think i will b able to gv my 100% to such a tough course this option may be i can keep after i cumplete my CA and since the cost involved is also very high i just cant gv it a try.
About CIMA i can definetly think over. Can u gv me some more details about the course. Atleast the related site which can help me out.
I hv some free time now no study pressure so was thinking of doin some small course atleast then wasting time.
From India, Mumbai
hi i would like to inform you that one of the reputed B-school going to start new fresh batch in Bangalore. if you want to joint tell me i will give information about that college
the following courses are offered for the students like
1. MBA(Marketing, finance, IS, IB, HR and Retail)
after the course some of my friends with finance background are working in HP, TCS, Thomson retures , Northern Trust etc....
if you like to joint this B-school , i will provide more information about that..something it would be useful for you
regards
satheesh.k.s
From India, Bangalore
the following courses are offered for the students like
1. MBA(Marketing, finance, IS, IB, HR and Retail)
after the course some of my friends with finance background are working in HP, TCS, Thomson retures , Northern Trust etc....
if you like to joint this B-school , i will provide more information about that..something it would be useful for you
regards
satheesh.k.s
From India, Bangalore
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