Does LPU have separate financial market classes or the financial market students need to attend the classes with general MBA candidates?

<p>LPU offers specialised programs for students interested in financial markets. For instance, the BBA in Financial Markets programme has its own set of courses tailored specifically to financial markets. This means that students enrolled in this programme attend classes that are distinct from those of general MBA candidates, focusing on subjects relevant to financial markets.</p><p>Similarly, for MBA students with a specialisation in finance or financial markets, there are dedicated courses and modules that cater specifically to these areas. This ensures that students receive targeted education and training relevant to their chosen field.</p>

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<p>Absolutely!</p><p>Allow me to clarify that the General MBA programme is distinct from the specialised course offered at LPU, known as the MBA in Financial Markets. These two programs differ significantly in terms of fees, course content, and training focus. The MBA Financial Markets programme is designed to provide you with professional training in the field of financial markets, making you an expert in this domain.</p><p>LPU offers a variety of MBA programs, including:</p><ul><li>MBA (General)</li><li>MBA in Financial Markets</li><li>MBA in Supply Chain and Logistics</li><li>MBA in Business Analytics</li><li>MBA in Hospital and Healthcare Management</li></ul><p>The MBA in Financial Markets programme is of two years and includes eight modules. It is conducted in collaboration with the NSE Academy, where industry experts will be your instructors, providing you with valuable industrial exposure.</p><p>So, yes, LPU conducts separate classes for MBA in Financial Markets students. You won't be attending classes alongside the General MBA students, ensuring that you receive specialised training tailored to your chosen field of study.</p>

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An MBA in finance is considered as the most preferred and highly recognised MBA degree. It opens the door to a plethora of opportunities in various sectors like business, banking, investment, stock exchange, and insurance, etc. There are varied institutes offering this course and one of them is LPU and the course is MBA (Financial Markets) in tie up with NSE Academy. This Programme in tie-up with NSE offers necessary skills for meeting career aspiration in wealth management, valuation, credit appraisal, trading strategies, risk management and portfolio design. Students can attain managerial positions or Consultant in financial markets and share-trading terminals. Opportunity to pursue 14 industry desired certifications of NSE Academy to enhance employability without any additional cost. The live projects include Live projects Mobikwik, KPMG, SG analytics, Trade the markets. Some companies where students have worked for internship are : Bajaj Allianz, Sharekhan, Tata Consultancy Services, UCO Bank and Yes Bank. Some companies where students are working are Bajaj Finserve (3.48 lac), Eclerx (3.89 lac), WNS (6.72 lac), etc. Also, there are 150+ Faculty including more than 50 Faculty with Ph.D. in various areas I hope the information helps. Thanks.

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Yash, LPU has separate classes for MBA financial marketing students. They don't need to attend the classes with general MBA students. For more information, visit LPU camp office in your town <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.lpu.in/admission/lpu-in-your-town.php#lpu-town" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>http://www.lpu.in/admission/lpu-in-your-town.php#lpu-town</a>

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You are advised to ask your faculty and admission committee for the same as it would be difficult for us to comment on such kind of internal issues.

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