TKWs Institute of Banking & Finance New Delhi Faculty

New Delhi, Delhi NCR

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Faculty Details

Ms.Richa Sinha

Faculty Member

Qualification - Management graduate pursuing PhD( finance)

Ms.Suvira Das

Faculty Member

Qualification - M.A in Economics

Mr. Sumit Chaudhury

Faculty Member

Mr.Rahul Gulati

Faculty Member

Qualification - CMA, CA and alumnus of Delhi University

Academic Experience - 12 Years

Ms.Geetika Mehra

Faculty Member

Qualification - MBA in Finance and International Business.

Academic Experience - 6 Years

Mrs. Deeksha Gulati

Faculty Member

Mr. Subash Arora

Faculty Member

Qualification - B. Ed, Certified associate of IIB

Academic Experience - 35 Years

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