What options do I have as I want to make my career in finance field?

I am a 2nd-year mechanical engineering student, but I want to discontinue my B.Tech as I have a keen interest in the financial market. I have done Diploma in mechanical engineering.

118 Views|Posted 8 years ago
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vishnu ranjan
8 years ago
You have to complete your engineering course with above 50% after that you can pursue financial marketing in MBA. With engineering you can start your preparation for CAT, MAT, etc. by joining MBA coaching.

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P
8 years ago
Try completing your BE degree along with brushing up your knowledge in financial markets and then take MBA in finance.

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C m
8 years ago
Thank you. I won't take any decision in hurry, but I am continuing my search on this. It would be a very tough time convincing my parents.

S
8 years ago
Doing engineering does not necessarily mean that you have to work in that particular sector. It is just a graduation course and B.Tech especially offers a wide variety of careers to choose after its completion. If you are interested in financial markets you could probably do Masters in that field. A

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C m
8 years ago
Thank you so much for your valuable time and experience. I won't take any decision blindly or in a rush. I will still carry on my search for a bit more and if I find anything useful, I would come back for your help and suggestions. Thank you.

Saidileep Yamani
8 years ago
Yes, continue your B.Tech after completing your B.Tech. Take CAT exam and pursue MBA or MCA.

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C m
8 years ago
I appreciate your guidance, but it's really hard for me to continue engineering as I have none interest left. I enjoy trading stocks and have knowledge about it which I gained by reading and YouTube. Only if I had proper knowledge and channel I would have done better. My whole focus is on this thing

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Raj shakya
6 years ago
Doing engineering does not necessarily mean that you have to work in that particular sector. It is just a graduation course and B.Tech especially offers a wide variety of careers to choose after its completion. If you are interested in financial markets you could probably do Masters in that field. A

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