u/Due-Ambassador-8520

Hi,
I've graduated (b.com(hons.)) from a top-tier college with specialisation in economics and finance. I've received a PPO from a top-private banking firm post my internship there. I didn't sit for placements at my college, and rejected the PPO, and joined an early stage fintech start-up and took a pay cut there. I've led early stage distribution and quantitative model development (including research) there. It didn't work out. Hence, I'm looking to work somewhere, either internship or full-time. Aside, I've won multiple economic research competitions and cleared fancy academic qualifications in finance. I'm good with numbers, and strategy.

I'm looking for a high ownership generalist role where I can build, execute, and solve problems across functions. Currently based in Delhi, open to relocation and remote roles. If you could help, I'll be more than grateful to share my resume and connect.

Thank you,

Hi,
I've graduated (b.com(hons.)) from a top-tier college with specialisation in economics and finance. I've received a PPO from a top-tier-private banking firm post my internship there. I didn't sit for placements at my college, and rejected the PPO, and joined an early stage fintech start-up and took a pay cut there, later raised $125k. I've led early stage distribution and quantitative model development (including research) there. however, It didn't work out. Hence, I'm looking to work somewhere, either internship or full-time. Aside, I've won multiple economic research competitions and cleared fancy academic qualifications in finance. I'm good with numbers, and strategy.

I'm looking for a high ownership generalist role where I can build, execute, and solve problems across functions. Currently based in Delhi, open to relocation and remote roles. If you could help, I'll be more than grateful to share my resume and connect.

Thank you,

hey, i assume people in this sub would be smart to share some guidance for a student( i completed my undergrad commerce clg in 2025 and didn't sit for placements to follow some entrepreneurial aspirations; post college, joined a start-up(did it for 8 months, raised $125k, and left as didn't find the equity structures fair). i came back home around end of feb, and i had a few calls from startup accelerator programs but didn't convert, bad luck and took my march. april, i started finding some ease in reading, solving maths questions etc as i've always enjoyed studying. meantime, i did apply for some jobs but couldn't fulfil their req for masters/mba.

its 2nd may, i'm appearing for isi m.maths on 10th. however, my maths is not as strong as it takes to clear the exam. i just enjoy it so i do it, and anyways i had to visit the place to collect my books.

i've just completed an economics book - breakout nations, found it throughly interesting. however, my raw passion is maybe distracting me to focus on competitive examinations. i plan to appear for a finance exam in august. and in nov, i'm planning to appear for CAT. as my eco is strong, so appearing for cuet pg eco next year. and i wish to clear isi m.maths exam, not to join the institution but it was always in checklist to secure a rank in a hard maths exam. plus, i come from business family, and my parents did fairly well in their career. i did well in academia but maybe i could be one - talented but rash decision maker (low eq maybe. paid for the consequences too).

i've been studying finance(cfa) in morning. cat in afternoon. and pure maths - evening. (7am to 8pm, including breaks etc.). i'm bit concerned because of my varied interests, i may not be able to allocate my 100% to one aspect so i may end up missing all the buses.

could someone from his/her experience share some third persons persecutive or shed some light with brief explanation of any benefit around strategy for academia/life. i'll be truly grateful for the time and effort. thanks : )

myquals: tier 1 ug clg, and a bunch of finance exams etc.

hey, i assume people in this sub would be smart to share some guidance for a student( i'm not a upsc aspirant; i completed my undergrad commerce clg in 2025 and didn't sit for placements to follow some entrepreneurial aspirations; post college, joined a start-up(did it for 8 months, raised $125k, and left as didn't find the equity structures fair). i came back home around end of feb, and i had a few calls from startup accelerator programs but didn't convert, bad luck and took my march. april, i started finding some calmness by reading, solving maths questions etc as i've always enjoyed studying. meantime, i did apply for some jobs but couldn't fulfil their req for masters/mba.

its 2nd may, i'm appearing for isi m.maths on 10th. however, my maths is not so strong to clear the exam. i just enjoy it so i do it, and anyways i had to visit the place to collect my books.

i've just completed an economics book - breakout nations, found it throughly interesting. however, my raw passion is maybe distracting me to focus on competitive examinations. i plan to appear for a finance exam in august. and in nov, i'm planning to appear for CAT. as my eco is strong, so appearing for cuet pg eco next year. and i wish to clear isi m.maths exam, not to join the institution but it was always in checklist to secure a rank in a hard maths exam. plus, i come from business family, and my parents did fairly well in their career. i did well in academia but maybe i could be one - talented but rash decision maker (low eq maybe. paid for the consequences too).

i've been studying finance(cfa) in morning. cat in afternoon. and pure maths - evening. (7am to 8pm, including breaks etc.). i'm bit concerned because of my varied interests, i may not be able to allocate my 100% to one aspect so i may end up missing the all the buses.

could someone from his/her experience share some third persons persecutive or shed some light with brief explanation of any benefit around strategy for academia/life. i'll be truly grateful for the time and effort. thanks : )