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Students, graduates, experienced professionals and people moving into finance can create a profile. Each job has its own requirements, so check these before applying.

No. You only need your first name and mobile number to create an account. You can then fill in your profile.

Not from your application. Employers see a limited profile without your name, current employer, contact details, CV or documents. Some details, such as your finance area or the places you prefer, could still help someone who already knows you to recognise you.

You can check its status within Finnaukri.

No. You can use Finnaukri without one. Applications are reviewed against what the employer needs, and an AAFM qualification does not give you preference.

No. Applying does not guarantee an interview or a job. The employer decides whom to take forward, and you decide whether to proceed.

With your mobile number. There is no password: we text a 6-digit code to the number on your account. Log in here.

With the work email address your organisation was invited with. We email a sign-in code to it. Signing in does not give access by itself: you only see the workspaces your organisation has authorised for you. Sign in here.

Account recovery isn't available yet.

You send us the role. We review and publish it. Discuss a hiring requirement.

Any finance role, across eight areas of finance work and 56 kinds of role. A finance role outside a bank belongs here. A non-finance role inside a bank does not.

Yes. Post the role confidentially and your identity stays protected until you choose to release it.

Universities, colleges and authorised placement teams supporting students who are interested in finance roles can register their interest. We will discuss the students’ backgrounds and check the institution before setting up the service.

No. Students create their own accounts and complete their own profiles. They are responsible for keeping the information accurate and up to date.

No. Interviews and offers depend on available roles, student eligibility and employer decisions. Students also decide whether to proceed and whether to accept an offer.