Hello,

A diploma in mechanical engineering may provide technical skills but is not directly relevant for becoming an investment banker. Investment banking typically requires a background in finance, economics, or related fields. However, diverse skills can be advantageous in certain aspects of the industry.

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If you really want to become an investment banker, then follow the below steps. And by the way, IB is one of the highest paying jobs out there!

1. Get a degree in finance as IBD required you to be good with numbers.
2. Get an MBA from top college, like IIMs in India or from Ivy League outside.
3. Get good grades overall as this is very crucial in IBD.
4. Maintain exemplary extracurriculars.

If you do this, you can easily get an IBD shortlist in placements. All the best!

Hello Aspirant,

Candidates after 10+2 of any stream can take up banking as their career, your marks do not matter as long as you work hard and obtain good marks in your graduation.

Programs in business administration with a level in banking and money management to any your understanding. These programs supply courses in promoting, management and strategic coming up with, accounting, and finance. those that graduate with a baccalaureate area unit eligible for industrial and investment banking job opportunities.

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Hi Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great as per the question asked by you, some of the courses that one can pursue after class 12th to become investment banker are:

• Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, or Mathematics.
• B.COM (//B.COM)
• MBA holders
• Chartered Accountants
• Chartered Financial Analysts.

etc are some of the courses that one can pursue.

Hope you found this answer useful. Stay motivated stay positive.

All the best!

See, Investment bank generally require you to maintain your profile over the years, right from when you were in high school to graduation and also scrutinizes your application on the basis of how were you in extra curriculars, like a state level swimmer, dancer and you get the idea.

So, the best colleges that have major investment banks coming are:

IIM Ahmedabad
IIM Bangalore
IIM Calcutta
IIM Lucknow
IIM Kozhikode
IIM Indore
Indian School of Business

All the best for future!

Yes, for sure! See, once you get into a well reputed MBA programme in India or abroad, it will matter very less that what you studied in your past. You may not have a formal education in Mathematics, but being quick in Maths and Finance is a very basis prerequisite for IB, and you'll have to fulfil this in any case.

A good B school will give you enough exposure to this and you'll sail along the rest of your fellow students. All the best!

Hello,

There is no direct entrance for a chartered accountant to be Investment Bankers. But as a matter of fact, a CA can become good Investment bankers due to their exclusive study of finance, equity market, debt market,capital market, IPO, securitization, Mergers & Acquisitions, Valuation technique etc.

Hope this helps!!!

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Hi,

I hope you are doing well.

Get a College Degree

A college degree in finance or economics is typically the starting point for entry-level jobs at an investment bank . Accounting and business are also common educational backgrounds.

Go for an Advanced Degree

While you can get a job with a bachelor’s degree, having an advanced degree is another way to improve your prospects. A Master of Business Administration  (MBA) or an advanced degree in math can add to your appeal. A chartered financial analyst  (CFA) certification can help, too.

Nail Down an Internship in Investment Banking

Internships  provide a path for students and recent graduates to obtain full-time employment in just about every profession. Investment banking is no different. An internship gives you an opportunity to try out your desired field, gain exposure to the culture, get work experience, and impress potential employers. It’s an excellent way to jump-start your career.

Long before you land your first megadeal you need to land a job. Selling yourself will be your first task, so every opportunity to do so is important. You need to mix and mingle with people who have the power to hire you or who can recommend you to people who do the hiring. And you need to make a good impression.

Of course, having a parent, uncle, cousin, or family friend who works in the business or has the right contacts never hurts either. The right words in the right ear can open doors.