NSE along with GGSIPU to offer management programmes in financial mkts

Updated on: Friday, July 08, 2011

The National Stock Exchange along with Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU) will offer management programmes in financial markets.
   
Both entities have inked an agreement to launch a two-year MBA and a three-year BBA courses in financial markets.
   
"These courses will help educated youth to get good employment opportunities," NSE Joint MD Chitra Ramakrishna said in a statement.
   
MBA students would have to qualify in 15 modules of NSE's national certification in financial markets (NCFM).
   
For the BBA course, students have to pass in eight NCFM modules.
   
"The university and NSE will help students to get effective placements and internships with industry players," the statement said.

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