Do corporate finance work before the first job even arrives.
Corporate finance is valuation, forecasting, market sizing and investor reporting. It is judged on work you can show, and that portfolio can be started while you are still studying.
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Not a degree. A defined set of jobs that companies across India and abroad pay outsiders to do.
Put a defensible number on a company using DCF and revenue or profit multiples.
Build the 3–5 year forecasts investors ask to see before they invest.
Turn a company’s numbers into an investor-ready story.
A repeatable way to find, contact and track the right investors.
The monthly and quarterly reporting investors expect after they invest.
Plan the money so the business knows what it can spend.
Put a company’s key numbers at its fingertips, updated every month.
Work out whether each customer actually makes the business money.
Track who owns what, and read the terms before anything is signed.
Invoice discounting, revenue-based and inventory-backed funding.
Put the guardrails and the employee equity plan in place.
Be the part-time finance brain for a company that can’t yet hire one.
Two things changed: companies got serious about profitability, and finance work went remote.
Sources: Grand View Research (finance & accounting outsourcing market); US Bureau of Labor Statistics (US finance roles); Deloitte (outsourcing drivers).
Most companies are too small to carry an in-house finance team or to hire a Big Four firm. A full-time analyst in a developed market costs six figures a year, so the same work — models, valuations, reporting, deal support — is bought remotely instead. That is the opening this bootcamp is about.
What a final-year B.Com student walks away with after three evenings.
Evenings IST · 9 hours across three evenings.
Who pays for this work — startups, small businesses, investors and family offices — and what each of them needs. Then, live: how to find them in public directories (Y Combinator, Techstars, Product Hunt, Crunchbase and 300+ accelerator lists), and the exact first message that opens a conversation.
Company valuation (DCF and multiples), market sizing (TAM, SAM and SOM), unit economics, financial MIS, investor updates and how real deals are structured — worked on screen. Plus the written six-month plan.
How fundraising actually happens, how to read and negotiate a term sheet, a full walkthrough of a SAFE with a template to keep, and how to set up an Upwork profile that wins work.
There is a method to it. This is the shape of it.
Pull lists of small, recent startups from Y Combinator, Techstars, Product Hunt, Crunchbase and public directories listing 300+ US accelerators.
Message them directly on LinkedIn or X, or through the company’s contact page.
Ask for a review, not a fee. One or two small assignments earn your first testimonials.
Three or four good reviews flip you from unknown to in demand.
As clients grow they keep you on monthly — and refer you onward.
Expect one reply for every ten to twenty proposals at first — that is normal.
Real client work: valuing companies, building models, preparing decks and helping raise money.
What decides whether you get this work is whether you can show it done. That is why the three evenings end with a written plan and a template you keep, rather than a certificate alone.
This bootcamp teaches the work and how to find the people who buy it. It does not promise you clients or an income, and nobody honestly can.
Most of this work runs on judgement and method, not advanced maths. The instructors say it plainly: you do not need to be a maths wizard.
When easy money dried up, companies started obsessing over profitability — which made trained finance help essential at every size.
A full-time analyst in a developed market costs six figures a year, so smaller companies buy the same work remotely instead.
Y Combinator, Techstars, Product Hunt, Crunchbase and public directories listing 300+ US accelerators let you find founders and message them today.
Two free assignments and three or four testimonials move you from unknown to credible.
That is the instructor’s own number, and it is normal. Persistence, not pedigree, is the filter.
Valuation, models, decks, MIS, cap tables, term sheets, SAFEs and diligence — combine three or four and you become hard to replace.
Design work that used to take a day can be done in seconds with a tool like Gamma. The instructors teach AI as a co-pilot, in their own words.
About two hours a day — that is what the instructors ask for, and no more.
A portfolio, testimonials and client relationships that belong to you, not to an employer.
It is a strong fit if…
Everything a final-year B.Com student usually asks before registering.
No. This is built around skill and proof of work, not degrees. As a final-year B.Com student, you learn the specific finance jobs clients pay for and how to do them — that is what wins the work.
You start by doing one or two small assignments free in exchange for a review. Three or four reviews are enough to stop being an unknown. The bootcamp shows the exact sequence.
Nobody starts with them. The client list is a public directory — Y Combinator, Techstars, Crunchbase and 300+ accelerator lists. Day 1 shows how to find and message founders.
No. This is remote client work, not employment or relocation. You do it online from wherever you live.
No. The instructors are explicit that you do not need to be a maths wizard — it runs on method and judgement, not advanced quant.
That is the common case. The plan is built around roughly two hours a day, and the bootcamp runs in the evenings.
It does not have to be. You will see how AI is used to clean up written communication so it never holds you back.
It speeds it up. Design and drafting that used to take hours can be done in seconds with the right tool — the instructors’ own phrase is to use AI as a co-pilot.
Registration is ₹10. That is the full cost of attending all three live evenings — there is nothing further to pay for the bootcamp itself. It is live with no recordings, so the real commitment is showing up.
Yes, if you attend all three days for at least 2.5 hours each, post a review of your experience and email us the screenshot.
Three live evenings that show exactly how a final-year B.Com student starts doing corporate finance work for real clients.
Evenings IST · 9 hours across three evenings
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