Investment Banking Training Course in Delhi by Uncodemy

• What investment banking is and how it differs from commercial banking
• Role of investment banks in capital markets
• Buy-side vs sell-side explained
• Front office, middle office, and back office functions
• Investment banking career paths and hierarchies
• Current industry trends and deal landscape

• Primary and secondary markets
• Equity markets: IPO, FPO, rights issue
• Debt markets: bonds, debentures, commercial paper
• Money market instruments
• Role of SEBI, RBI, and exchanges
• Trading, settlement, and clearing mechanisms

• Income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement
• Reading annual reports and filings
• Ratio analysis: profitability, liquidity, solvency
• Working capital and cash conversion cycle
• Accounting adjustments and red flags
• Linkages between the three financial statements

• Excel shortcuts and navigation for speed
• Advanced functions: VLOOKUP, INDEX-MATCH, XLOOKUP
• Pivot tables and data tables
• Conditional formatting and data validation
• Scenario analysis and goal seek
• Building dynamic dashboards

• Model design principles and best practices
• Building a three-statement model from scratch
• Revenue and expense forecasting
• Working capital scheduling
• Debt and interest schedule
• Balancing the balance sheet

• Scenario and sensitivity analysis
• Monte Carlo simulation concepts
• M&A accretion/dilution modelling
• LBO modelling fundamentals
• Sum-of-the-parts valuation modelling
• Model auditing and error-checking

• Porter's Five Forces framework
• PESTEL analysis
• Industry life cycle and competitive positioning
• Company profiling and business model analysis
• Management quality assessment
• SWOT and strategic analysis

• Valuation approaches: income, market, cost
• Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) methodology
• WACC calculation and CAPM
• Terminal value: Gordon Growth and Exit Multiple
• Free cash flow to firm and equity
• DCF sensitivity and scenario analysis

• Selecting comparable companies
• Trading multiples: EV/EBITDA, P/E, P/B
• Precedent transaction analysis
• Control premium and synergies
• Football field valuation summary
• Interpreting valuation ranges

• M&A types: horizontal, vertical, conglomerate
• Deal process: origination to closing
• Due diligence process and checklist
• Merger consequences analysis
• Accretion/dilution analysis
• Deal structuring and consideration

• IPO process and book building
• Follow-on offerings and QIPs
• Private placements and preferential allotments
• Debt instruments: bonds, NCDs, term loans
• Leveraged finance and mezzanine debt
• Financing strategy and capital structure

• Pitch book structure and storytelling
• Creating professional PowerPoint decks
• Company profiles and industry overviews
• Transaction case studies
• Deal execution and project management
• Client communication and presentation skills

• End-to-end financial modelling project
• Valuation of a real company
• M&A case study and analysis
• Pitch book creation for a hypothetical deal
• Capstone presentation and defence
• Portfolio-ready deliverables

Delhi NCR has long been one of India's largest employment clusters for corporate finance, investment banking and advisory services — and demand continues to grow. Employers range from boutique investment banks in Connaught Place and Nehru Place to large BFSI headquarters, KPO/captive finance centres in Gurugram and Noida, and fintech startups spread across the region. Delhi-based candidates who can demonstrate financial modelling, valuation and pitch book competence find a deep and varied job market right at home.

Interview panels in Delhi typically test three things above all. First, accuracy in financial modelling — whether you can build a clean three-statement model and explain each line. Second, reasoning around valuation — how you choose comparables, why a DCF produces the range it does and where your assumptions come from. Third, speed and comfort with Excel during timed case-study work. Candidates who can walk an interviewer through a completed pitch book or valuation deck stand out fastest.

This 9-month program is structured to build exactly these skills through live sessions, graded assignments, a completed valuation project and a capstone that mirrors real deal workflows.

Because the curriculum spans markets, accounting, modelling, valuation, M&A and pitch books, graduates can target several entry-level and junior roles rather than a single title. The table maps each role to its most relevant core skills.

Over a 2–5 year progression, most professionals move from analyst to associate roles, taking on greater deal responsibility, client interaction and team leadership. The skills built in this program — modelling, valuation, M&A analysis and pitch book creation — form the foundation for that trajectory.

Delhi NCR typically pays at the higher end of the Indian market for investment banking roles, driven by the concentration of large banks, captive finance centres and advisory firms in the region. Entry-level analysts commonly start at ₹5–8 LPA, with senior analysts and associates earning significantly more depending on the employer and deal exposure. The table below reflects indicative market ranges.

Sources reviewed: AmbitionBox, Glassdoor, Indeed and Uncodemy placement records. Reviewed: October 2026. These ranges are compiled by comparing publicly reported salary data with internal placement information and are reviewed periodically to stay broadly aligned with the market. Actual offers in Delhi NCR depend on the employer's size and sector, the candidate's interview performance, prior experience and the specific responsibilities of the role, so treat the table as a planning guide.

Demand for investment banking skills across Delhi NCR spans several industries, and Uncodemy's 850+ hiring network reaches many of them. The sectors below are where Delhi-based finance skills are most commonly applied today:

• BFSI: Large banks, insurance companies and asset management firms with headquarters or major operations in Delhi NCR.
• Fintech: Payment platforms, lending startups and wealth-tech companies across Delhi and Gurugram requiring financial modelling and valuation skills.
• KPO / Captive finance centres: Gurugram and Noida host large finance and accounting KPOs serving global investment banks and consulting firms.
• NBFCs: Non-banking financial companies headquartered in Delhi hiring for credit analysis, valuation and deal structuring roles.
• Consulting: Transaction advisory, due diligence and corporate finance advisory firms concentrated across Delhi NCR.

Because every sector relies on the same core foundation of modelling, valuation and Excel speed, a broad investment banking program lets you apply across industries instead of committing to one early in your career.

Becoming an investment banking analyst is a sequence of skills, each building on the previous one. The seven steps below follow the order of this program, so you always know what comes next and why it matters.

1. Investment Banking Fundamentals & Industry Overview: Understand what investment banks do, how deals work, and where analysts fit in the hierarchy.
2. Financial Markets: Learn equity, debt and capital markets, including IPO and bond issuance processes.
3. Financial Statements & Accounting Analysis: Master the three financial statements, ratio analysis and accounting linkages.
4. Excel for Investment Banking: Build speed and fluency with the functions and shortcuts used daily on live deals.
5. Financial Modelling: Construct three-statement models from scratch with forecasting and scheduling.
6. Valuation & DCF: Learn DCF methodology, WACC calculation, terminal value and sensitivity analysis.
7. M&A, Pitch Books & Capstone: Apply everything to M&A analysis, pitch book creation and a capstone project.

Timeline: 9 months of consistent study, live sessions, assignments and project work.

Before choosing a finance course, compare the factors that affect your outcome: duration, total learning hours, live teaching, tool coverage, project depth and career support. The table sets out these factors for this program so you can compare them with any alternative.

A standalone financial modelling course or business-analyst course typically covers a narrower skill set. This Investment Banking program spans financial markets, accounting, modelling, valuation, M&A and pitch books — the full deal lifecycle. If your goal is a career in investment banking, M&A or equity research, this broader program is the better fit. If you only need standalone Excel or modelling skills, a shorter modelling-focused course may be more appropriate. The capstone project and career support further differentiate this program from narrower alternatives.

Delhi learners have two ways to attend this Investment Banking program. The primary mode is live online, where you join sessions in real time, ask questions during model reviews and interact with the trainer and co-learners. Live online removes commute time and gives you flexibility around work or study, with recordings available for revision.

For those who learn better in person, Uncodemy's own Delhi classroom centre at Laxmi Nagar/Shakarpur is available. You attend the same 13-module curriculum, learn from the same trainer team and follow the same 9-month schedule as online learners. Learners on the Noida side can also attend the Sector 1 centre.

Both modes carry the same fee — ₹21,500 + 18% GST, totalling ₹25,370 — so the choice comes down purely to how you prefer to learn.

This program spans nine months of instruction. Across that period, learners participate in 90+ live sessions covering 13 modules and complete a 20-hour capstone project at the end. Weekday and weekend batch options mean you can align the pace with your work or study commitments.

A working knowledge of finance or accounting helps but is not a prerequisite. Instruction opens with investment banking fundamentals, so prior IB exposure is not required. Module 1 introduces the basics, and both Excel and accounting concepts are developed progressively.

More than ten tools are built into the curriculum: Microsoft Excel, Advanced Excel, PowerPoint, Financial Modelling Templates, Bloomberg Terminal concepts, Capital IQ concepts, PitchBook concepts, Power BI, Python for Financial Analysis and financial data/research platforms. Learners apply each in practical assignments and case studies rather than only watching a demonstration.

Yes. Financial Modelling Fundamentals appears in Module 5, Advanced Financial Modelling in Module 6, and Valuation Techniques & DCF Analysis in Module 8. Applied work includes constructing three-statement models, DCF valuation, WACC calculation and sensitivity analysis.

Module 13 — Investment Banking Projects & Capstone — is a 20-hour project. You deliver an end-to-end financial modelling exercise, a real-company valuation, an M&A case study and a pitch book for a hypothetical transaction, closing with a presentation and defence of your work.

Every class is live and instructor-led, totalling 90+ sessions. Session recordings are also provided so you can revisit content at your convenience or catch up after a missed class.

The fee is ₹21,500 + 18% GST, totalling ₹25,370. Whether you attend live online from Delhi or in a classroom at our Delhi (Laxmi Nagar/Shakarpur) or Noida (Sector 1) centre, the fee stays the same — and no hidden charges apply.

Yes — EMI begins at ₹4,228 per month across six months, splitting the ₹25,370 total into monthly payments. *The exact EMI amount, tenure and eligibility will depend on the payment or financing option selected.

A demo session can be arranged by submitting the enquiry form or calling our counselling team. Availability is tied to the current batch schedule; the team will share upcoming slots so you can sample the live teaching style before enrolling.

Yes — Dedicated Career & Placement Assistance is provided. It covers resume and LinkedIn guidance, mock interviews and sharing relevant opportunities through a hiring network of 850+ companies. That said, assistance doesn't guarantee a job; outcomes hinge on your skills and interview performance.

The program readies you to pursue entry-level Investment Banking Analyst roles, which typically fall in the ₹5–8 LPA indicative band. Whether you land a role depends on your projects, interview performance and prevailing market conditions — Uncodemy doesn't guarantee any specific role or salary.

Indicative ranges start at ₹5–8 LPA for an Entry-Level Investment Banking Analyst and rise to ₹25–40 LPA for an Investment Banking Vice President. These are market estimates, not guaranteed figures — actual pay differs by employer, experience and city, and Uncodemy doesn't guarantee any specific salary.

Roles to target include Investment Banking Analyst, M&A Analyst, Equity Research Analyst, Financial Modelling Analyst, Valuation Analyst and Junior Investment Banking Associate. Because the curriculum is broad, you can choose the direction that best matches your projects and interests.

Eligibility covers commerce and finance graduates, freshers with B.Com/BBA/MBA-finance backgrounds, working finance professionals, career changers aiming at corporate finance, and CA/CFA aspirants seeking practical deal exposure. You'll need a laptop and a stable internet connection.

No. Salary figures are indicative market ranges, placement support doesn't guarantee employment, and review counts draw on public platform data that can shift over time. These are shared for transparency so you can make an informed decision.

Yes. Uncodemy's Delhi classroom centre is located at Laxmi Nagar/Shakarpur, and learners can choose between classroom training there and live online classes — both follow the same curriculum, trainers and fee. A second centre is available at Noida (Sector 1) for learners on that side of Delhi NCR.

The key difference is breadth. This 9-month program spans financial markets, accounting, modelling, valuation, M&A and pitch books, whereas a standalone modelling course typically focuses on modelling alone — without the deal-execution and valuation scope that this program delivers.