The breakneck pace of India’s economic expansion and development is hardly a well-kept secret. India has the potential to become the world’s future investment hub and is expected to be the fastest-growing market for Investment Professionals over the next decade.

As the investment industry undergoes accelerating change, the investment professionals of the future must adapt and embrace new challenges and opportunities for career success. There would be huge opportunities of carrier building in the financial space both at basic technical level and at advanced leadership level.

Learning is a treasure that will follow its owner everywhere. Having 25+ years of experience in higher finance, we are now starting tutorials for commerce classes XI & XII. Holistic approach of learning with ongoing practical case studies underworld class technology driven infrastructure.

Go a step higher under our training:-

1. Accountancy, Business Studies (commerce), Economics, Mathematics {WBHS*-> Tax & Cost }
2. Face to face class with video backup options for home viewing
3. Notes, progress report, regular mock tests and parent teachers meeting
4. Covers all boards i.e. CBSE, ISC, Higher Secondary (WBHS)
5. All prominent authors and publications to be covered

1. Dive deeply into community learning with a personalized touch.
2. Gain fundamental skills and confidence needed for advanced courses.
3. Experienced teachers (CA/CFA/CQF/FRM/CAIA/CIIA/CTM/CIB/CMA/CS) who specialize in their respective fields of teaching and individual care for their students.
4. World class technology driven infrastructure with features of AI and ML.
5. Intuitive learning ingrained with real life examples and contemporary case studies.
6. Strong concepts communicated with numbers.
7. No cramming of formulas or English language, but at the same time deep focus on applying formulas and terminology necessary to get full marks in the exams.
8. Use of ML and AI to maintain every student’s performance enabling SWOT analysis to be performed at MICRO as well as MACRO level (Evaluation classes and exams)
9. Free webinars, you-tube videos, use of excel in finance, stock market basics, current happenings in the economy, regular debates and brainstorming.
10. Discussion Forum where doubts get clarified organically.

ACCOUNTANCY      

MATHEMATICS    

ECONOMICS

Brief description–Accountancy is an integral part of Commerce Stream. It is a branch of mathematical science that is concerned with the financial information about a business entity to its users. The financial communication that is studied under the subject is generally in the form of financial statements that show in the terms of money the economic resources under the control of the management. Studying accountancy enables a student to learn and discover the various causes of successes and failures of different business enterprises. The principles of accountancy are applied to business enterprises in three divisions of practical art, named accounting, bookkeeping and auditing. A student studying accountancy will learn the art of recording, classifying and summarizing in a significant manner and in terms of money, transactions and events which are financial in character to any extent and the interpretation of the results of these transactions and events.

Main authors – T S GREWAL, D K GOEL, S C SHARMA, S A SIDDIQUI, CHATURVEDI AND SONS, TULSIANS

Sample Paper – https://www.cisce.org/pdf/ISC-Class-XII-Specimen-Question-Papers-2018/Accounts.pdf (ISC) http://cbseacademic.nic.in/web_material/SQP/ClassXII_2019_20/Accountancy_SQP.pdf (CBSE)

Batch time – Refer to Table

Brief description – Mathematics builds logical and analytical reasoning skills that will help you in not just numbers-related careers, but in building general aptitude too. Whenever we solve a particular mathematical problem, we break it into smaller parts, observe the relations carefully and try to come up with logical solutions, which helps sharpen reasoning skills. Mathematics is a methodical application of matter. Certain qualities that are nurtured by mathematics are power of reasoning, creativity, abstract or spatial thinking, critical thinking, problem-solving ability and even effective communication skills. Anyone can be a mathematician if one is given proper guidance and training.  Mathematics offers rationality to our thoughts. It is a tool in our hands to make our life simpler and easier.

Main authors – R D SHARMA, R S AGARWAL, GUPTA BANSAL, M L AGARWAL, DINESH KHATTAR, NCERT

Sample Paper – https://www.cisce.org/pdf/ISC-Class-XII-Specimen-Question-Papers-2018/Mathematics.pdf (ISC) http://cbseacademic.nic.in/web_material/SQP/ClassXII_2019_20/Mathematics_SQP.pdf (CBSE)

Batch time – Refer to the table

Brief description – Economics is a social science that deals with the study of production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services. It has two broad branches – microeconomics, where the unit of analysis is the individual agent, such as a household or firm, and macroeconomics, where the unit of analysis is an economy as a whole. Studying economics enables us to learn more about how the world works as it helps in gaining knowledge about the impact that decisions have on firms, industries and nations, the impact of international trade, both good and bad, the effect of government policies on the economy and employment. Economic reasoning and theories have been increasingly applied in the recent era to not only the study of economies but also social situations where there is no monetary consideration, such as politics, law, psychology, history, religion, family life and other social interactions.

Main Authors – DHANPAT RAI, SANDEEP GARG, N M SHAH, T R JAIN, V K OHRI, B SACHDEVA, B L GUPTA, RADHA BAHUGANA

Batch time – Refer to the table

The key components of success include the ability to connect across disciplines, being systems savvy, understanding larger organisational context, having situational fluency/adaptability, cultivating a valuable network of contacts, and understanding and leveraging diverse perspectives.

We at SSEI focus to inculcate these key components in every student who chooses us as their learning partner.

 T-Shaped Skills – The term was first used in-house at McKinsey & Company-T-shaped skills – or a T-shaped person – is a reference to qualities that make an employee valuable; they possess excellent knowledge of and skills in specific areas and are good at working with others in a collaborative way.

Leadership skills – analysts will eventually lead teams of analysts and this requires a show of leadership. To not just be able to lead a team, but mentor junior analysts and create a collaborative culture that will create successful companies.

Soft skills – For aspiring accounting and finance workers, strong written and oral communication skills are important, but it’s just as imperative to be able to explain financial jargon in simple terms. Many companies choose candidates who can make complex industry language legible to clients who have limited knowledge, as opposed to potential hires who simply regurgitate what they’ve learned.

Technical skills – include an array of knowledge topics that include computing abilities, quantitative analysis and various financial market forecasting techniques. Technical analysis requires a variety of mathematical skills, often advanced in nature, to produce price chart analysis and model trends that look at historical information to predict future price movements.

The very foundation of a student’s successful career is built in class 11th and 12th insuring that his higher ventures in finance bear the desired results. With our experience of more than 2 decades we pledge to strengthen this foundation ensuring a brighter future for our country.

    9836824700