Reading any balance sheet is a simple thing. Complex part is Ratio Analysis( for beginners ). There are 2 formats - Horizontal and Vertical. Naga French has already given u horizontal format Also go thru vertical format wich companies use these days.
Reading any balance sheet is a simple thing. Complex part is Ratio Analysis( for beginners ). There are 2 formats - Horizontal and Vertical. Naga French has already given u horizontal format Also go thru vertical format wich companies use these days.
Very likely to be disqualified. Sorry. Is it "written" any where that u can exclude any 1 subject to inflate ur overall percentage?? Answer is NO. I know that ISC board students say best 4 - 5 n all but its all to either fool urself or ur relatives. Ask her to quote it as 60( if caug...
DEAR PUYS, i really need an info from you fast! does anyone know if 60% in class-12 a must must criteria for tcs???? my best friend in colg got placed in tcs...she had 65% in class-12 (best-4) bt only 59.6% if all subjects were considered....it is clearly mentioned in the eligiblity criteria that you must have 60% all throughout INCLUDING ALL SUBJECTS....she has her joining in chennai in september & was worried whether she will be disqualified during verification on the first day....plz give me your views or examples of known students who may have faced similar problems...plz reply fast!!
Very likely to be disqualified. Sorry. Is it "written" any where that u can exclude any 1 subject to inflate ur overall percentage?? Answer is NO. I know that ISC board students say best 4 - 5 n all but its all to either fool urself or ur relatives. Ask her to quote it as 60( if caught she can say she rounded off) However, I know ppl who are doing well in TCS and once they failed to cross even 60. So its all luck.
There is no time boundation to stay in a project. PLs say becuz they need u to just work for them (and not for urself) If one is shrewd then he can take the release whenever he wants....but yes do get into another project asap.
ok..would you like to tell wot illness it was exactly..if u feel comfortable.....i mean my basic confusion is this only that wot type of medical case or illness TCS consider for giving transfer.
If they reject my case then as we know it will affect rating ,appraisal etc n i have to work here for 2 yrs atleast as told by PL previously.
There is no time boundation to stay in a project. PLs say becuz they need u to just work for them (and not for urself) If one is shrewd then he can take the release whenever he wants....but yes do get into another project asap.
Thanx for this but may I know wat really inspired u to go for such an expensive and yet unknown course( sorry to say but it will be useless apart from the dirty & unethical world of PSU banks)
Thanx for this but may I know wat really inspired u to go for such an expensive and yet unknown course( sorry to say but it will be useless apart from the dirty & unethical world of PSU banks)
Unfortunately, none of the present NCFM modules cater to Inv Banking. Moreover, its too early to directly jump to Inv Banking. First do some basic modules to get an overview of finance. I have already mentioned wich modules to go for in prev posts.
Hello guys. I am pursuing B-Tech in Manufacturing Science and Engineering. I am in my 3rd year now. I am not interested in engineering any more(Math and Science of any sort bore me), and I really like finance, whatever I have read of it. So, I started reading up on it a bit. Next semester, I'll be sitting for GD/PIs for my compulsory summer internship(serious business). I really, really dont want to go in a manufacturing firm, I want to go in a bank, and banks do come to my campuses, unfortunately they have a tendency of picking ppl woth good cgpa. And I dont have that. I want an edge of sorts, so this summer I focussed on doing internships in finance and accounting departments of a manufacturing firm and an infrastructure company, where the work given to me was- ratio analysis, scm, inventory management, and project finance modelling. I also studied NCFM material for some beginner modules, and passed the Equity derivatives exam(which was very basic). I am planning to give the exam for Investment Mgt. module next month. I am very well aware(after reading through this entire thread) that NCFM doesn't have much value, but I can't give CFA till after my final year, and by that time my intern+placements wud be over. And I really really want some work ex of 3 to 4 years in a finance field, so that I can get my CFA charter and then go for MBA. So, my plan right now is to stick to NCFM. Please help me by telling which modules I should go for, to go into the banking sector, if I am interested in investment banking,equity or investment banking operations. Is the Investment Mgmt. module a good thing to go for, in this case? Moreover, should I take up the Equity Research case by Flip? Can anyone tell me how much time does it take to finish that course?
Unfortunately, none of the present NCFM modules cater to Inv Banking. Moreover, its too early to directly jump to Inv Banking. First do some basic modules to get an overview of finance. I have already mentioned wich modules to go for in prev posts.
FRM karo agar commercial banks mein jaana hai CFA karo agar investment banks mein jaana hai CIMA karo agar mgmt. accounting mein jaana hai. Issiliye koi priority jaisi cheez hi nahi isme. Agar stomach pain hoga to headache ki dawaa toh loge nahi....so do as per ur need.
Do following 4 1. Fin Mkts 2. Derivatives Dealers 3. FIMMDA Debt mkts 4. Cap Mkts 1 thing more....whether its an "advanced" or "beginners" module....the matter of fact is that all NCFMs are easy so they dont really carry a lotta weight. Also no need to write whether its advanced...
I am an engineering student and I do not want to go deep in the concepts of finance right now.I just want to be well versed with the basics.I plan to give 4-5 modules.Would it be fine to attempt: Financial Markets: A Beginners' Module Equity Derivatives: A Beginner's Module Derivatives Market (Dealers) Module Options Trading Strategies Module
Do following 4 1. Fin Mkts 2. Derivatives Dealers 3. FIMMDA Debt mkts 4. Cap Mkts
1 thing more....whether its an "advanced" or "beginners" module....the matter of fact is that all NCFMs are easy so they dont really carry a lotta weight.
Also no need to write whether its advanced module or not on CV.
1. Be it FLIP or NCFM, none on its own will get u a job....when I say job...I mean a job wich an engineer will accept. 2. Continue in IT b4 MBA.....and just focus on CAT 3. However...u may do 1 thing...if u hv any contact...try to work in a brokerage firm for 1-2 month just as a training......
is FLIP Equity research module helpful in getting job? m frm engineering background n wanna switch to cap. mkts b4 going to mba(currently working in IT).... I completed Sec Mkt (Adv) Module, Inv Analysis N Portfolio Mgmnt module n Fundamental Analysis Module....
also b4 going to mba, which type of finance (cap. mkt.) job i should go for?
Plz advice....thnx in adv...
1. Be it FLIP or NCFM, none on its own will get u a job....when I say job...I mean a job wich an engineer will accept. 2. Continue in IT b4 MBA.....and just focus on CAT 3. However...u may do 1 thing...if u hv any contact...try to work in a brokerage firm for 1-2 month just as a training...get the certificate...show that on ur CV.
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