Dear candidate

Inorder to become an Investment Banker in India, you doesn't have to study in any particular course or stream its its not mandatory its your wish and you take up courses like that you will just help you improve your skills and to become a potential bank you should have a good idea or understanding in financial assets and investment and this banking feied is very competitive feied and only way to become a potential banker is to complete a professional program which are relating to this particular stream which makes you eligible for job

The following courses are helpful for a candidate to get into entry-level positions in the field:

• Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) Hons.

• Bachelor of Arts (BA)  in Finance / Economics

• Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Finance

• Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Programme

CFA is a special program for this field and which is the best qualification for this field and if you complete this then you will become the most eligible in this field and many companies will be ready to recruit you

There are lot of jobs for an investment banker which are Analyst, Associate, leadership roles, sales and trading and many other

The top companies which recruit investment banker are

• Goldman Sachs

• Citigroup

• Bank of America Merrill Lynch

• Morgan Stanley

• JP Morgan

• HSBC

• Wells Fargo

• Accenture

• Citi

You can also enter as Undergraduate and gain experience in this field or like post graduate by doing MBA to grow in that field

Hope  this Information is helpful

Hello,

It would be good if you take commerce stream in 11th amd 12th if you want to become investment banker because commerce field will give exposure to numbers and markets. After that you can also do BBA, MBA, BBI and many such options are there for you.

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https://www.careers360.com/careers/investment-banker

Thanks

Hi Dear,

If you want to go for Investment banker profile then I'll recommend you to go for MBA in Finance specialization. You can get into investment banking with Marketing specialisation only if you pursue some additional course like Chartered Financial Analyst etc. You need to have appropriate knowledge and skills for investment banking profile which is generally taught in MBA Finance.

Good Luck

To become an investment banker,

You need to opt for BBA degree and then MBA in finance.

After that u are eligible for investment banker job

Hello,

To become an investment banker you first need to complete you class 12th in either science or commerce stream. Having maths in class 12th will be a plus. After that you need to complete your 3 or 4 year bachelors degree. Some of the courses which will help you in becoming Investment Banker and that you can opt for are -

• Bachelors of Technology (B.tech)
• Bachelors of Commerce (B.Com)
• Bachelors of Business Administration (BBA)
• Bachelors of Management Studies (BMS)
• Bachelors of Science in Economics, Maths, Finance or Statistics

After completing your undergraduate degree you have to appear for Chartered Financial Analyst  course offered by CFA Institute. It offers courses related to finance and investment baking. You need to clear three level of exams of CFA to get certified. After you have completed the three levels you can join firms like Citi group, Goldmansachs, Morgan Stanley, KPMG etc as an Investment Banker.

Hope this was helpful

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The steps to becoming a investment banker are

1. Get a graduation with finance or economics or some field related to business from a top college

2. Getting MBA from a good college give you an edge over other candidates

3. Get an internship with good companies that help you get experience as well as give you a chance to impress employers

4. Network every where,your family, friends, your internship employers to get a job

Hello,

Yes. It is very good to invest through Monthly SIP route in Mutual Funds.

(But please note that SIP is just a method of investing in Mutual Funds. It is Very Important to select Very Good MFs before you start SIP in them.)

To understand more about investing through SIP in MFs, do read the text below beyond the initial 7 points.

Investment in Mutual Funds through SIP route should be for a minimum period of 18 months & you should remain invested for minimum of 5+ years. (If you want your money back in less than 5 years, then invest in AAA-rated Fixed-Interest instruments like FDs or NCDs (Non Convertible Debentures etc.) etc.)

Always invest in 5-star or 4-star rated Mutual Funds of reputed Mutual Fund Houses (names stated in paras below), if you want your money to be in safe hands. (For MF ratings, visit: Welcome to Value Research )

Please note, Large and Very Large Companies (= LargeCap Companies) are typically considered Very Safe Companies to invest in.

Please note, Small and Very Small Companies (= SmallCap and MicroCap Companies) are typically considered Very Risky Companies to invest in.

Mid-Size Companies (= MidCap Companies) are also typically considered Risky Companies to invest in, but they are considered safer than Small/Very Small Companies.

Indicative LOW-TAX Returns (provided the investment in 5-STAR-Rated MFs, through SIP, is for minimum 5 years):

~ 15% returns per year, if you invest in Aggressive Hybrid MFs (Very Low Risk Category)

~ 16% returns per year, if you invest in LargeCap MFs (Low Risk Category)

~ 18% returns per year, if you invest in MultiCap MFs (Low Risk Category)

~ 19% returns per year, if you invest in MidCap MFs (High Risk Category)

~ 21% returns per year, if you invest in Small/MicroCap MFs (Very High Risk Category)

Thanku.