Mechanical Engineer to Quant Finance | Rutgers University | MS in Quant Finance, USA

Welcome to our latest podcast episode where we delve into the fascinating journey of Akshay Joshi, a proud Rutgers Master of Quantitative Finance alum from the class of 2022. Join us as we explore a myriad of intriguing topics, including:
- The driving forces behind Akshay's passion for Quantitative Finance.
- The decision-making process that led him to choose Rutgers over prestigious institutions like NCSU, NYU, and Georgia Tech.
- His preferred coursework at Rutgers and how it shaped his understanding of Quant
- An in-depth look at the project that defined his 18-month journey through the program.
- Insights into Akshay's rigorous preparation for Quant interviews.
- Valuable advice and guidance for aspiring Quant professionals in both India and the USA.

[@yadurusrigurupratheekreddy7243]

Great video

[@simhachandra359]

Awesome

[@chavvitatiya8349]

great content!

[@samarthparikshith8115]

Thank you so much for your video brother. Do you know if Quant Programs will allow you to take linear algebra and multi-variable calculus at their college if you get accepted? Since they are pre-requites for other coursework. I'm an Applied Stats. and Comp Sci. major and don't have enough time to get a math minor but I have taken Calculus I & II. I also have a lot of coursework in Stats and Comp Sci. which might waiver foundational classes in a master's program.

[@meetsheth2515]

Hi, great content btw. I am a fresh undergrad from a 3 tier university in india. I wanted to know how should i create my application for these top universities in USA for Msc In Financial Engineering. As in what projects i need, what sort of experience, if any, is necessary or would help my application. Thanks in advance

[@hotmodelsinfo]

BRO CAN YOU PLEASE CLEAR ME DO BIG FIRMS LIKE CITADEL & BANKKS ALSO USE CANDLE STICK PATTERN THEORIES IN ANAYLSIS?

[@manjunathareddyreddy5738]

no