The M.Com in Financial Research and Technical Analysis is a specialized postgraduate program designed for individuals aspiring to excel in financial markets. It covers Technical analysis, Market research, Trading strategies, and Risk management .It equips students with hands-on experience and industry tools, preparing them for careers in Financial analysis, Trading, and Portfolio management.
Dual Degree Course
Scholarships
Hiring Partners
Average Salary 5-10 LPA
40% Salary Hike
Mentorship
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1.1 Indian and Global Financial Economics
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1.2 Indian and Global Financial System
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1.3 Regulatory Requirements and Ethics of Financial Markets
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1.4 Indian and Global Taxation on Investments
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2.1 Quantitative Methods in Finance
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2.2 Alternative Investments
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2.3 Behavioral Finance and Investors’ Psychology
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2.4 Introduction to Global Wealth Management and Financial Research and Technical Analysis
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3.1 Technical Analysis I (Theory, History, Charts, Trends and Patterns)
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3.2 Chart Development and Analysis
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3.3 Statistics for the Technical Analyst
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3.4 Financial Technologies and Algo Trading
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1.1 Indian and Global Financial Economics
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1.2 Indian and Global Financial System
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1.3 Regulatory Requirements and Ethics of Financial Markets
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1.4 Indian and Global Taxation on Investments
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2.1 Quantitative Methods in Finance
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2.2 Alternative Investments
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2.3 Behavioral Finance and Investors’ Psychology
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2.4 Introduction to Global Wealth Management and Financial Research and Technical Analysis
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3.1 Technical Analysis I (Theory, History, Charts, Trends and Patterns)
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3.2 Chart Development and Analysis
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3.3 Statistics for the Technical Analyst
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3.4 Financial Technologies and Algo Trading
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4.1 Technical Analysis II (Markets, Volatility and Risk Management)
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4.2 Designing and Testing Technical Trading Systems
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4.3 Theories of Market Dynamics
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4.4 Project Work
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Evaluates stocks and companies to offer investment advice.
Analyzes investment opportunities for portfolio guidance.
Uses market data to predict future price trends.
Provides advice on managing finances and investments.
Assesses credit risk and financial stability.
Assesses and mitigates financial risks to minimize losses.
"The M.Com in Financial Research and Technical Analysis is a postgraduate program that equips students with skills to analyze financial markets, conduct in-depth research, and interpret technical data for informed investment decisions. This course bridges theoretical knowledge with practical expertise in market analysis and trading strategies.
"Graduates in commerce, finance, or economics who aspire to specialize in financial research or trading. Professionals aiming to become financial analysts, research associates, or technical traders. Individuals interested in exploring careers in stock markets, investment banking, or asset management."
"Educational Qualification: A bachelor’s degree in commerce, finance, economics, or related fields with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks. Entrance Requirements: Some institutions may conduct entrance exams or interviews. Technical Skills (Optional): Familiarity with stock markets, financial modeling, or trading platforms can be advantageous."
"Entry-Level (0-2 years): ₹4,00,000 to ₹8,00,000 per annum. Mid-Level (2-5 years): ₹8,00,000 to ₹15,00,000 per annum. Senior-Level (5+ years): ₹15,00,000 to ₹30,00,000+ per annum, particularly in roles like Senior Financial Analyst or Technical Consultant."
"-Financial Research Techniques: The basics of data collection and market research. -Technical Analysis: Trading methods, indicators, and chart patterns. -Portfolio Management: Risk management techniques and diversification. -Econometric Tools: Financial forecasting techniques based on statistics. -Behavioral Finance: Understanding investor behavior and market psychology. The fundamentals of automated trading methods are covered in Algorithmic Trading.
"Financial Research Analyst: Conducting market research and providing insights for investments. Technical Analyst: Identifying market trends through charts and indicators. Quantitative Analyst: Using mathematical models to optimize trading strategies. Risk Manager: Assessing and mitigating financial risks for organizations. Portfolio Manager: Managing investment portfolios for clients or firms."
"Usually lasting two years, the program combines practical instruction, case studies, and project work to develop practical financial knowledge.
Industry-Driven Curriculum: Developed to satisfy international requirements for financial management . Real-world projects, case studies, and market simulations are examples of practical training. Professional Mentoring: Gain knowledge from seasoned professionals with a plethora of financial management experience. Placement Support: Possibilities with prestigious financial institutions and global businesses. Possibilities for networking include access to international finance events and alumni networks.