What is the difference between CFA and MBA in finance?
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Asked by Yash Chawla
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Answered by
9 years ago
Let me make an attempt to share the differences as under:
MBA (finance):
It's a 2 years of full-time course, with an internship project ranging from 4 to 6 month. The course covers various aspects of business areas with apt coverage of other areas like HR, accounts, marketing, operations, supply ch

Answered by
9 years ago
Due to the program partnerships between business schools and the CFA Institute, there is now an efficient means for investment professionals to obtain both a graduate business degree and a CFA. Whereas it used to be adequate to obtain one or the other, this trend and the number of new investment pro

Answered by
9 years ago
Dear Yash,
Finance is one of the specializations in MBA and CFA is a financial accounting certification course. The contents in CFA might be more detailed. All the best.
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9 years ago
Hello Suresh Sir,
Can you give me a good career suggestion after MBA in finance? I have 1 year experience in account payable (SAP) but I am not getting a good job. What should I do?
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