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Hi Atharva… One thing I have to tell you and I guess you have already pointed it out is: you should secure your future first before getting into business. If you really want to be a businessman then now onwards every step you take should be with the goal of learning something for your business. CFA will definitely give you an in-depth knowledge about finance but not too much about the stock market as such…So if stock market is your ultimate goal then maybe CFA will not be the exact path. But if getting deep in finance field is your goal then CFA is great. Also CFA will really teach you to have an analytical mindset that will be great for your business. I would say Take your time you’ve just passed your 10th so you have time with you and you should use it to understand your likes and dislikes more and more. Who knows in the next 2 years you discover a new side to yourself…But you’ll only be able to understand this or accept it if you have an open mind. So for 2 years let yourself explore and learn as much as possible.

Hello, Will make a video on these lines super soon.

Thank you Aditya 🙌🏻

Hello, To answer your first question on will CFA help you…Yes it can as it really teaches on to switch on their analytical mindset and logical reasoning which is very crucial for an entrepreneur. However I would say go for this carefully as a lot of time and dedication will also be required. In my opinion the best thing you can do is be open to all fields…As an entrepreneur you have to be a jack of all trades and be smart enough to find the masters in it. So either do short term internships and gain hands on experience in dodge net fields like marketing, finance, HR…it’s honestly an open slate for you because your dream is not limited to a role 🙌🏻 Wishing you all the luck and success 🧿

No actual number is specified…The point is if you have prior experience it gets more easy to move out either through internal transfer or even if you apply directly you’ll have a higher chance to get the job cuz they will think you know things so it’s worth investing that amount on you. So the more experience the higher the chance

The main goal will be portfolio management, advisory type roles but to start with you may need to start from very small steps like compliance, operations, etc and then pull yourself up the ladder

@@tanishka3338 In complaince what should person have to do

@@Nandini-fv8gt exact role varies company to company but roughly…Checking and verifying documents, updating them when needed, a little bit of research can also be a part

Manish Ramuka Sanjay Saraf Even Aswini Bajaj and fintree are great but not sure if they do online live lectures

@@tanishka3338 Thank you

@@ashiskumarsahu4198 most welcome and all the best 🙌🏻

Is pursuing a CFA after a non-finance background (B.Pharm) good?

Very good idea actually 😂🙈