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A paradigm shift in the banking and financial environment of India has created an emergent need for a new genre of management professionals.These are needed in ever increasing numbers to meet the requirements of banks, financial institutions, non - banking financial corporations and more widely in the corporate sector.
Until recently careers existed only in nationalized banks, but with liberalization a host of private banks and financial institutions have emerged. The insurance sector has seen an impressive growth with around 25 new players in a short span of time. And recent study shows that 35% of recruitment in B-schools was in the banking and finance sector followed by 22% in the IT sector. (Source- Outlook Magazine Sept, 2006).
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Term I
- Monetary theory
- Central banking
- Economics for Markets
- Financial Accounting
- Financial Institutions, Markets and Instruments
- Banking Services Marketing
- Business English and communications I
- Soft skills I
Term II
- Law of Banking and credit
- International Economics and Finance
- Financial management and accounting
- Commercial banking
- International banking
- Quantitative techniques
- Banking systems
- Business English and communications
- Soft skills II
Term III (ECU Term)
- Quantitative Studies
- Principles of Finance
- Credit and lending Decisions
- Financial Institutions Management
- Managerial Finance
- Investment Theory and Practice
Entry Requirements
Successful completion of a recognized Bachelor's Degree with a minimum of 50% marks
Admission Process
- Written Test & Personal Interview
- Group Discussion
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