Which course is better amongst MBA, CFA and investment banking?

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Asked by Rahul Jotwani
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astha singh
7 years ago
Hi Rahul! If you are looking specifically for an investment banking position, an MBA may be marginally preferable over the CFA. The caveat here is that the MBA would most probably need to be from a Top-20 B-School. The Chartered Financial Analyst CFA is well worth considering if you are aiming for a

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kajal soni
7 years ago
The CFA is by far the cheaper option. This is to be expected; the largest proportion of CFA candidates are at university, so it's unlikely that hard-up students would want to fork out too much for the qualification. Relatively speaking, the CFA is an exclusive club. There are 135,000 people who have

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Ankit Kumar
7 years ago
The CFA is by far the cheaper option. This is to be expected; the largest proportion of CFA candidates are at university, so it's unlikely that hard-up students would want to fork out too much for the qualification. Relatively speaking, the CFA is an exclusive club. There are 135,000 people who have

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Raj shakya
7 years ago
If you are looking specifically for an investment banking position, an MBA may be marginally preferable over the CFA. The caveat here is that the MBA would most probably need to be from a Top-20 B-School. The Chartered Financial Analyst CFA is well worth considering if you are aiming for an entry-le

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