International Finance Final Revision | TYBMS SEM VI | Part 2 | 100% Exam Focus | Dr. Mihir Shah

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📘 International Finance Final Revision | TYBMS SEM VI | Part 2 | 100% Exam Focus | Dr. Mihir Shah

Prepare for your TYBMS SEM VI International Finance exam with this complete final revision lecture by Dr. Mihir Shah. This video is specially designed for last-minute preparation, covering important concepts, expected questions, and key topics frequently asked in University exams (2019–2025 pattern).

🎯 This session includes:
• Concept clarity in simple language
• Most important theory for exams
• Frequently asked university questions
• Quick revision for maximum marks
• Focus on scoring topics
• Exam-oriented explanation
• Time-saving preparation strategy

📊 Perfect for 1-day revision, night before exam, or concept strengthening.

👨‍🏫 Ideal for students of:
• TYBMS SEM VI
• BMS Finance specialization
• University of Mumbai students
• Students preparing for internal & final exams

📌 Study smart, revise fast, and score high with this 100% exam-focused revision series.

📚 Topics Covered in Part 1 (based on syllabus):
• Foreign Exchange Market – Meaning & Features
• Exchange Rate Determination
• Balance of Payments
• International Monetary System
• Purchasing Power Parity Theory
• Interest Rate Parity Theory
• Types of Exchange Rate Systems
• Spot vs Forward Market
• Direct & Indirect Quotes

👍 Benefits of this video:
✔ Quick revision before exam
✔ Covers important theoretical concepts
✔ Based on previous year question papers
✔ Helps in scoring high marks
✔ Easy explanation for fast understanding

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6 COMMENTS

  1. sir you explain very easy and it helps me allot thank you so much please upload videos also for next papers

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  2. Sir i have a question
    In the ask and bid rate the first value will always be bid but is it possible that the bid rate is actually higher than the ask rate then the answer will come in negative??
    Is that right?

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