Nidhiii
(Audit)
(642 Points)
Replied 09 May 2012
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@ shreenidhi i dont think CFM would be any good.. the CFA is considered the gold standard in investment management .. but CFM could just have a marginal advantage not a ground breaking achievement. :) the CFM to CFA is just like a B.com to CA. *PEACE* |
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Sushant Lohani
(CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT)
(1051 Points)
Replied 12 May 2012
ISB is a great school, but isn't recognised by Govt of India( though this doesn't matter). Admissions are done from GMAT scores. And its fees are around 20-22 lacs pa.
If this is the case, i would suggest people to do MBA from abroad, as they too take GMAT scores.
Even though ISB might feature in Financial Times's top 50 b-schools; i would suggest people to go for foreign business schools as
i)u will have latest teaching methodologies
ii)foreign experience
iii)u will have more chances to be recruited by international i-banks, hedge funds and that ftoo for their main offices (ie o/s india); Work there for a decade, and then,if u want, India is always there.
ISB fee structure:
| Shared accommodation | Studio accommodation | |
| Net fees payable | Rs 2,013,000 | Rs 2,118,000 |
| Service tax pre-budget: 10.3% | Rs 207,339 | Rs 218,154 |
| Service tax post-budget: 12.36% | Rs 248,809 | Rs 261,785 |
| Total fees pre-budget | Rs 2,220,339 | Rs 2,336,154 |
| Total fees post-budget | Rs 2,261,807 | Rs 2,379,784 |
| Difference | Rs 41,468 | Rs 43,360 |
(source: www.pagalguy.com)
espionage
(human being...)
(769 Points)
Replied 13 May 2012
CAclubindia
