Diploma in Financial Management is a 1-year diploma program, the minimum eligibility is 10+2 from recognized institutes or its equivalent exam.

Candidates aspiring to pursue the course need to have completed graduation in any stream.

In most cases, qualification of a relevant entrance test GMAT, CAT, XAT, MAT, etc. The minimum eligible score may vary across institutes.

Hope this helps you.

Hi Yashikha. Both MBA and PGDM are good in their own ways as they open door of opportunities equally. It is upon you what do you want choose. Following are the institutions for MBA/PGDM in finance:

IIM Lucknow - Indian Institute of Management, Lucknow

XLRI - XLRI Xavier School Of Management

JIMS Rohini - Jagan Institute of Management Studies

SVKM's NMIMS

Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies

Management Development Institute

I hope this information helped you!

Hi candidate,

Yes you can do the job but make sure that you're thorough with your Knowledge required for the company

If you are not Confident of getting a job then yes you have to learn some courses out there to crack interviews with ease

Hope it helps.

Hello Aspirant,

You can go for the following course -

Name of the Stream - Financial Management   

Course Duration - 2 Years

Type of Course - M.B.A. (Post Graduation)

Admission Process - Entrance Exam + Group Discussion/Personal Interview

M.B.A. in Finance is a 2- year long postgraduate course divided into 4 semesters. Finance is the study of financial planning, economics, accounting, and other similar areas of operation in any organization or any business. 

The course is also offered in the distance learning mode at Indian universities such as the Sikkim Manipal University and Indira Gandhi National Open University (OPENMAT Exam).

Hope this helps.

Hello Abhishek,

Financial managers have the responsibility of overseeing the finances of major companies, agencies and everything in between. Along with their teams, they coordinate accounting and produce financial reports, cash-flow statements and profit projections. To comply with various laws and regulations, they must pay attention to detail. Aside from working with numbers, financial managers must also help other members of their organization understand their complex reports, which requires significant communication skills.

Type of education required to be a Financial Manager:

Financial managers usually start by earning a bachelor's degree in finance, accounting, economics or business administration. Many also earn a master's degree (in business administration, finance or economics) and continue getting financial management training, both on the job and off. Certifications and licensures are common in the field; financial managers who work as accountants become certified public accountants, for example. Because many financial managers are also charged with overseeing others, organizations often require management training as well.

Good luck for your future endeavours!!

Hello,

Since you have not mentioned which group you are appearing for I will try to keep my advice generic. In either of the cases( single group or both groups) these are the points that will help you out.
1. Make a proper schedule
Most common mistake is that students do not make a proper time table for themselves, and even when they do, they do not follow it properly. you should be devoting roughly 8 - 10 hours in feb and march and 12 - 14 hours in April. So it is always helpful if you have deadlines and know by which date you want to wrap the syllabus of a particular subject.
2. Be through with the study material and practice manual
I cannot stress on this enough, there is no way you can clear the exam, let alone get a rank if you do not complete the study material and practice manual atleast twice before the exam, no amount of work can help you if you skip out on the books of the institute.
3. Be neat in your presentation
Use of flowcharts and diagrams is advisable. specially in theory subjects like Law, audit and ITSM. As we all know, no one can mug up the entire book word to word, so therefore your aim should be to convey your point while remembering and quoting the right sections ( you will have to retain the important ones)
4. Assess your performance regularly
There is no point moving forward with your preparations if you do not stop every few weeks to assess yourself, join a mock test series of the institute or of some other coaching class, this will give you dual benefit. one you will be able to know whether you can complete your paper in three hours and two, you will know which sections lack practice before appearing for the exam, so you can work accordingly.
5. do not skip on the RTP
The rtp or the revision test papers are released by the institute roughly a month below the exams are conducted, and although no question is an exact rip off form the rtp, similarities have often been found, for example, values are changed while question is maintained along the same lines. So you must solve the current attempts RTP and also if you have sufficient time, then the RTP of last 3 to 5 attempts.

Hope this helps ....... 

Hi Mayur,

Congratulations on completing the MBA International from Jaro Education. If you are planning to do MBA from IIMs after this I think this course will be really useful to you. However, I do not exactly figure out what your question si. So can you please clarify the question so that I can help you better.

Thanks

Heyy Navaljee....

First of here's the main difference between the two : 

• CA : A CA acts as a business advisor by preparing financial reports, helping the business to secure loans, preparing financial projections and determining business viability. As a tax advisor, a CA helps businesses and individuals to comply with tax laws.
• CWA : CWA will maintain and scrutinise statutory books of accounts, prepare cash budgets, cash flow statements, do cost management planning and determine costing policy for companies, besides advising on investment and profit-planning. Good computing skills is a must for rendering services efficiently.

So decide according in which you are comfortable and good at. 

Here is  the link will all details about CA exam : 

https://finance.careers360.com/articles/ca-cpt

To know about detailed difference, salary etc vist below link and then decide accordingly : 

https://finance.careers360.com/articles/3509-CA-CS-ICWA-Evergreen-careers

Hello Dipu...

Thanks  for contacting CAreers360..

Its not compulsory to do phd after MBA..THat completely depends on your interest..

But if you are really interested do phd after MBA to get good and efficient career or job..

Hope you  understand

All the best for your career..

Hello,

your percentile will be around 30-35 according tothe score you have mentioned however all the good B-schools requires minimum CAT score of 75-80 so you should preparevwell and give the next trail as it will be beneficial to you only because its nesessary to join good b-school so that you have a good chances of getting placed.

hope this helps you !

all the best !