Hello,

Here are some you can choose to study:-

1. Trading Strategies in emerging market:- Good rating and over 70k students have preferred it. You will learn basic about market and how it is developed , dealt and managed.
2. Portfolio and Risk Management: this course will help you to learn the deep basic and process. how to deal with risk factor and how to overcome it
3. Financial Management:- it will help you to know how to manage captia to make profit and invest it with less risk factor.

hope it helps!

Hi Amar,

Yes, infact this is the best combination of graduation and post graduation. BBA Graduation doesn't matter much from which college you do. However, your post graduation really matters for the placement and the job profile you prefer.

Wish you good luck. 

Hai,

Thank you for asking this question. What you can do when you have ideas or questions is you can do research. In order to do research one usually follow JRF after Masters where funding is available. But that's not the only thing available.

You may also do entrepreneurial works by having patents and start-ups.

Dear Goutam,

Since the question was asked months ago, I hope you have got admission in any course.

You are interested in Career in financial markets. You can pursue courses like MBA/PGDM (Financial Market/Security Market); BCom (Financial Market)

Scopes- You can become an intermediary of mutual funds after clearing the exam conducted by the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI). Job opportunities are in marketing and distribution of mutual fund schemes as Business Development Managers, Relationship Managers and Advisors.

For detailed information- https://finance.careers360.com/articles/career-in-professional-courses-financial-markets

Good Luck!

p { margin-bottom: 0.25cm; line-height: 120%; }a:link { }

p { margin-bottom: 0.25cm; line-height: 120%; }a:link { }

You require a Bachelor degree in Finance or Investment Analysis although a professional with MBA degree in finance. A stock research specialist with a quantitative background usually has a Master's or doctorate degree in financial engineering, statistics, economics, financial mathematics or econometrics.

Duties and Responsibilities:

The equity research analyst typically evaluates financial data for a sector, country or geographical zone and studies economic trends and developments in stock markets. He recommends investment ideas to a financial institution's proprietary traders, clients or portfolio managers.

Good Luck!

You require a Bachelor degree in Finance or Investment Analysis although a professional with MBA degree in finance. A stock research specialist with a quantitative background usually has a Master's or doctorate degree in financial engineering, statistics, economics, financial mathematics or econometrics.

Duties and Responsibilities:

The equity research analyst typically evaluates financial data for a sector, country or geographical zone and studies economic trends and developments in stock markets. He recommends investment ideas to a financial institution's proprietary traders, clients or portfolio managers.

Good Luck!