Choosing between actuary exams and an MBA depends on your career goals. Since you have a strong background in math, pursuing an actuary career could be a great fit with promising job prospects in India and abroad. However, if you prefer broader business roles, an MBA might be better. Meanwhile, taking breaks to play a game like Funny Shooter 2 can keep your mind fresh during intense study sessions. Balance is key for success.
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Hello Arjun,
I do not encourage students to choose a course based on their score or percentage. If chosen that way, you would select a stream by force and that would be where you are least interested in and may not match your abilities too, resulting in low score and you becoming least interested in studies and low self confidence.
Rather choose based on your abilities, even if it is a far off college.
So I would recommend an Aptitude test before any move you make.
Do write back as to where your interest lies in and can help you further.
Some options you can opt for includes:
B.SC
Hi,
Thanks for A2A..!!!
As per my opinion, it will not be a good idea to give up the job and start working in your interest field. It is also not a good idea to do the job in which you are not interested at all.I will suggest you find out what you actually want.There is a chance that you will go for next job and get bored in few years again.Maybe you are not trying to find out interesting in your job, you are not giving your best and doing the same work again and again.
Firstly find out where is the problem - in you or in your job.You are not giving your best or actually, it is the time to cha
Dear Surabhi,
Given below is an over view on chartered financial analyst.
What is Chartered Financial Analyst ?
If you’re interested in portfolio management, investment research, advisory services, or investment banking, this may be the right career for you. One of the objectives is to deepen insights into practical applications of financial analysis in a dynamic business environment.
The CFA Programme includes current and evolving concepts, techniques and applications. The CFA Programme has five focus areas:
Financial Markets, Analysis and Valuation, Portfolio Management, M
Dear Aditya,BFSI- Banking & Financial system of the country plays a substantial role in promoting the long term growth of the economy. Overall employment in the industry is estimated to increase from the current level of 4.2 million to about 8.4 million by 2022. This would translate to an incremental human resource requirement of about 4.2 million by 2022.Please have a look at some popular career option under Banking / Insurance & Finance industry :ActuaryBank OfficerChartered AccountantCompany SecretaryCost AccountantFinancial PlannersInsurance OfficerInvestment AnalystResearch AnalystSecurit
Hi There,
The question is pretty vague.
But never the less, hope you have certain answers ready:
Which University
Why that University
Which specialization from that University
Campus Life
Accommodation and other facilities
Admission procedure
It is better to do all this research and then meet an abroad educational consultant, who would be in a better position to guide you with all the requirements.
The reason I am suggesting to be well prepared is that when you meet the consultant, it would be more of a discussion then just they suggesting you and you blindly following them.
Hope this
Dear Aspirant,
Failing multiple times in CA, can be due to several reasons for which you are personally responsible.
CA exams have always been tough and therefore serious studying and practice is what is required with patience and perseverance.
I would suggest that you should relook your studying style and take coaching for CA studies.
Always remember that every career is good however it is more important to know whether you are suitable for that particular career or no. Good career is an ambition of every person, however you should ensure that you have the right education
Dear Aspirant,
Banking is a vast field and there are tremendous opportunities and scope for banking career aspirants.
1. At under graduate level, you can select BCom with Banking as specialisation.
2. You can opt for Chartered Accountancy course too and get jobs in banks.
3. At post graduate level, you can take up MBA Banking / Finance.
4. You can pursue banking courses from National Institute of Bank Management (NIBM).
5. You can appear for IBPS exams after graduation and get into banks as Probationary Officer, Clerks, Specialist Officers.
6. You can take up courses with Indian Institut
Dear Aspirant,
Which stream 12th have you cleared or appeared? This is important for me to know before advising.
However, you have approached us at the right time and I would like to thank you for the same.
Choosing the right career option after 12th is very crucial.
Choosing the right stream after 12th can be decided on his interests, aptitude, subject command, etc. Also now there is scope for inter- departmental studies due to the Credit Based System in colleges and universities.
I would suggest that you should take the scientific way to know which career option is beneficial and more
Since the minimum percentage required as per ICSI is 45% for doing Company Secretary course, you can do as per your wish, like while doing with B.Com or after completing B.Com. but mixture of these two will provide you good exposure and you will experience similarities between the both. If you complete your graduation with a good percentage, there are plenty of opportunities and you will get a chance of being selected through corporate placement as well which is offered usually by many colleges now a days.
You should certainly visit your local city based ICSI Chapter office and fill
Dear Aspirant,
Absolutely NO prospects. You will get a job based on CFA and not both.
I think you are very much misinformed about careers and courses. Thank you for approaching us here with your concern and I ma happy that I can remove the myth from your mind.
Engineering is a scientific and technical field where as CFA is a finance analysis field. Both are different from each other.
As many engineers do these days, that after completing engineering they jump and select any other field apart from engineering. If you are one of them, then its fine. However hope you have decided that CFA is a ca
Hi Neha,
IAS is related to Civil service examination. Thus you would have to appear for the civil service exam conducted by the UPSC board.
The minimum qualification criteria is you need to be a Graduate in any field, with minimum 50%. You would have to clear the prelims and Main entrance exam followed by Personal interview.
In terms of preparations, please note being logical and most importantly witty is a must. Also important is reading. Read everything right from politics to history to current affairs to sports to health to cookery etc. Please note, just not reading, but being to art
Hi Neha,
Paramedical is apart of medical sciences only. They work hand in hand with the doctors
Thus after 12th, sciences (PCB), for few specilaizations like Pharmacy, Physiotheraphy etc you need to clear the entrance exam.
Few other specialisations includes:
Nursing
Radiologists
Speech therapist
Occupational therapist
Medical Lab technician ( MLT)
Hope this helps.
Wish you good luck...
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Hello Divya,
A warm welcome to careerguide.com
Thanks for visiting us and writing us your career query.
Its good to heat from you that you have planned to make your career in the Banking Sector at this point of time. Banking career is one of the safe and a good career option for the students who wish to make a carer in the field of Banking and finance.
There have been a great career opportunities in both the Private as well as Public Banking Sector.
To make a career in the Banking Sector earlier the student of the 12th of any stream who have scored 60% was eligible to apply for the Bank Clerk
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