I want to pursue BMS in Capital Markets Program from BSE Institute. Can you share all the details for the same?

I want to know about the entrance exam required and its preparation.

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    MOHD ZAID | Contributor-Level 10

    3 weeks ago

    To pursue a BMS in Capital Markets programme at the BSE Institute, you need to complete a 10+2 education with a minimum of 60% marks, and then apply for the programme through their online application process, which includes an aptitude test and personal interview; the course focuses on providing comprehensive knowledge about various aspects of capital markets, preparing students for careers within the financial services industry; key details include:
    Key points about the BSE Institute BMS in Capital Markets program:
    Course Focus:
    This programme covers all aspects of capital markets, including equity markets, debt markets, derivatives, inv

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