Can I pursue a PG Certificate Programme in Global Financial Markets from NSE? What is its eligibility, duration, fee and scope?
Asked about National Stock Exchange (NSE) - Post Graduate Certificate Programme in Global Financial Markets
I am a final year student of B.Sc in maths and CMA inter.
Asked by Imdad Ahmad
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1 Answer
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International certifications
This is a highly specialised programme where participants would be taught globally benchmarked curriculum and will offer 14 international regulatory certifications from the US, Singapore and India. Classes will be held in New Delhi from July 27.
The participants will be taught skills to handle international clients and will be exposed to best practices during the one-week Singapore immersion programme. Singapore is ranked number one in the ease of doing business and has one of the strongest international financial centres.
Students can study globally-benchmarked curriculum while they are residing in India as w...more
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The fee bracket for programs offerred by the National Stock Exchange (NSE) is approximately INR 150000 - INR 416000.
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NCFM as an certification is not highly regarded between recruiters specially when you will find lot of candidates with highly reputed certifications in there resume like CFA and FRM. But still given the little effort and cost as compared to other certifications you could pursue few NCFM certifications not to depict that you have gained enough knowledge through them to deserve a job but more to show that you are inclined towards this field and you intention of doing these courses was to gain basic understanding before you opt for main stream certifications like FRM, CFA, etc.
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