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Hi Parth,
Some of the courses of your interest are:
1. CFP Certified Financial Planner, 10 months duration
The Certified Financial Planner CFPCM Certification opens up the world of opportunities in the financial services sector mainly:
-Banks
-Wealth Management
-Financial Planning Companies
-Asset Management Companies
-Financial KPOs and many more.
The Certified Financial Planner CFPCM certification program is endorsed by 50 leading Financial Services Organizations/Banks who are also promoters of FPSB India.
2. Post Graduate Diploma in Financial Planning and Management (PGDFPM) of 12 months duration offered by The Indian Institute of Financial Planning.
3. CPCM (Certificate Programme on Capital Markets) is a course that is offered jointly by BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange)
4. BLB Institute of Financial Markets (BIFM) New Delhi offers Diploma in Stock Analysis and Portfolio Management [DSAPM]
5. Another option for you is to do a course in Capital Markets. IIFT (Indian Institute of Foreign Trade) and BSE offer a course in Capital Markets, which is again well recognised in the industry.
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Considering your background IR seems to be a good option but please note that for IR you should have following skills
1. great negotiation skills as you need to negotiate with the union, labour who can fight even for a smallest thing
2. You should have good command over the local language and should be able to maintain relationship with the local politicians, people and employees as well.
3. You should have excellent interpersonal skills.
Further, HR is better paid (corporate HR) compared to IR. However, this is again another truth that an IR is a real HR, we corporate HR just do a little of the role by sitting in air conditioned office.
You may decide accordingly.