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Hi Kashyap,
Although, the certifications like CFP, CFA etc. do give a boost to your career if you want to get into finance domain but I would say as you have an excellent academic record you should opt for MBA in finance as this is a powerful employment credential, and can assist the student in receiving best career opportunities. I would like to add here that if you plan to go for an MBA opt for a full time program from a decent Management Institute.
Apart from MBA you can look at other postgraduate programs like MFA or MFM etc.
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Hi Riti,
Although, you have a decent percentage in your graduation and definitely can opt for a full time MBA program but your budget is really low. In this case what I would suggest you to look for some government Institutes like FMS (Delhi University), MDI, IIFT etc. or plan for a correspondence program which are relatively low priced programs. However, according to me the better option would be a full time program.
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If u would like to do ur project on Indian Capital Market, u can visit certain websites like
1. www.ssrn.com
2. www.ezinearticles.com
3. www.ideas.repec.org
In these websites, u could search using the string "Indian Capital market" or "Indian Stock market". U will get dozens of articles. Just pick one, read it, understand it, and try to do it on ur own.
For simple topics, u could take certain good sectors and select two or three best companies in those sectors from NSE or BSE, and get the closing prices for those stocks for the past years, and do a graphical trend analysis and other tests like correlation etc, to identify which stocks have been doing well, and not doing well.
U could also get the stock prices for certain sector index like CNXIT index, CNXAUTO index etc. If u take CNXIT index and Infosys or TCS stock prices, u could compare both the returns, and tell that whether they play a major role in influencing the returns of CNXIT index and viceversa.

Hi,
SAP FICO (SAP Financial Accounting & Controlling) is software which is used in the finance related Businesses. SAP is one of the most popular and in demand courses and SAP consultants are highly paid. Although, there is no set prerequisite, generally, it is recommended that you have minimum 1-2 years of technical experience or professional qualification like B.E, B.Tech, MBA, CA or equivalent credentials.
However, even the fresher can do SAP ,it has several modules depending on the field you want to go in like SAP HR, SAP ERP etc. However, different Institutes will have different modules and levels for Fresher; you can start at a beginners level. For choosing a module I would suggest you to consult the various authorized centres of SAP. For more information check the links below:
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Pooja