Last updated on May 15th, 2026 at 02:23 pm
Here’s Amee Rathod’s journey towards a career in investment banking and a job at BNP Paribas.
I had no idea what career I wanted to pursue after college! I suppose this is a dilemma that most other millennials are perplexed by.
I graduated in management studies in 2016, and during the awkward phase between college and a job, I came across Imarticus Learning. It was actually a friend who recommended the investment banking training at Imarticus.
I explored the course offerings, scanned Imarticus Learning reviews, consulted with my family, and decided to visit there to speak to a counselor.
The counseling session was extremely informative and guided me through the layout of the course, the concepts covered, and the placement services on completion. I finally decided to enroll.
My experience at Imarticus was excellent.
My trainers – Dharmesh Sir and Lourdes Maam, the mentors, and support staff were all incredibly supportive, cooperative and approachable. Every time I faced a challenge that I couldn’t tackle, the trainers were always on hand to reach out to me and clear my doubts and queries. I was able to sail through the program because of the individual focus and guidance I received.
Imarticus Learning’s placement services also were fantastic.
The resume building sessions and mock interviews helped me prepare for the interview rounds. I was placed at BNP Paribas through Imarticus after completing the course, and I couldn’t have asked for more.
I’ve now received the opportunity to travel to Bahrain for a 2-week training and set up the process in India upon my return.
I’m very thankful to Imarticus for the opportunity to work with BNP Paribas, a leading investment bank, and I will most certainly recommend the course.
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