[georgymathew]

I am a software engineer with 3+ years experience in the IT field. I am aspiring to do an MBA in Finance because
from what I found out so far my interest lies there. The only problem is that I am not entirely sure about the work
profile of a person who is doing a management job in the financial sector. I want to confirm this before jumping into
the management area.
For example a software engineer like me does the following - software design, development(coding), testing and
implementation.
I want such a sort of work profile for a job in financial management.
Whether such a job will be mostly consisting of discussions, analysis or is there something extra too and
whether job opportunities will be only in financial firms or also in financial departments of all companies.
Also are enough opportunities available in India compared to abroad.
I checked many previous threads but could not find much.
Those who have relevant knowledge about my query, please respond.

[love_afx]

Just wanted to tell you all about something which can be a very good career option for anyone interested in pursuing a career in financial analysis.Currently i am pursuing a program called CCAP( CRISIL Certified Analyst Program).Its a two year internship cum study program being run by CRISIL which is the leading ratings, risk, research and advisory company in India owned by Standard and Poors the world's foremost provider of ratings, indices and investment research and a division of The Mc-Graw Hill companies.
well the best thing about this program is that its being run in collaboration with NITIE(national institute of engineering) Mumbai. Well i hope how big a brand name NITIE is can be very well known from our engineer friends. CRISIL is the most reputed name in the finance industry. Its a company which helps in framing policies for the Indian Union Budget to advising several state and national governments, rating debt issues of companies.
Well we are a group of students in thje course who are working to spread the knowledge about the course in all parts of the country.
The entry is through CAT, XAT scores or the CRISIL aptitude test conducted by the organisers. There is no Course fees, actually u get paid a stipend.
The course provides faculty from IIMs and experts from the industry.
Well all said and done the course is one of the best options available post graduation or engineering but yeah it also is too rigorous providing huge opportunities of learning. It has an inherent value with the Greates BRAND names in the industry CRISIL and NITIE.
The last date for application this year is 29th feb.
Rest of the structure can be seen on CRISIL Certified Analyst Programme

Disclaimer: Guys this is not MLM being run by us. The students are not gettin' any benefit for spreading this awareness. We just wanna increase the scope of options available to all the students wanting to pursue career in finance.
For further info mail me at XXX

[saumyaliz]

(Introduce yourself - II)

heyy guys dis is saisy hav ny of ya come across this iifm :indian institute of financial management
its at bandra(e).I really wanna knoe hoe valid nd recognised is their pgdm course.
It is affliated wid aafm it seems...hoe valid nd worth enrolling is this course nd also guide me into options available when i havnt given ny entrance exams for b-schools