Financial Modeling involves creating a mathematical model in Excel to forecast a company’s financial performance based on assumptions, data, and scenarios.

To help learners understand how to design, build, and interpret financial models used for investment decisions, valuations, budgeting, and corporate strategy.

This course is ideal for finance students, accountants, analysts, entrepreneurs, bankers, and professionals involved in decision-making and financial planning.

Basic knowledge of accounting, finance, and Excel is helpful but not mandatory.

Yes. The course starts from the fundamentals and gradually advances to complex models like valuation, sensitivity, and scenario analysis.

The primary tool is Microsoft Excel, with exposure to Power BI and Google Sheets for financial visualization.

Topics include financial statement modeling, forecasting, valuation, project finance, mergers & acquisitions, and business case analysis.

No. The course teaches all relevant Excel functions used in modeling — from basic formulas to advanced features like macros and data validation.

You’ll work on real-life business cases, build integrated models from scratch, and analyze actual company data for decision-making.

Typically 2 to 3 months, depending on the mode (fast-track, regular, or weekend).

Yes. The course is available in both online and classroom modes with live instructor-led sessions.

Accounting records past transactions, while Financial Modeling uses data to forecast and plan future financial performance.

Yes. You’ll learn DCF (Discounted Cash Flow), Comparable Company Analysis, and other valuation approaches.

It helps businesses forecast outcomes, assess risks, plan budgets, and make informed financial decisions.

Yes. Students receive a Financial Modeling Certification from Mercury Edutech Academy upon completion.

Absolutely. Financial modeling is a critical skill in investment banking, project finance, business analysis, and corporate strategy roles.

Yes. Flexible batches and weekend classes are available for working professionals.

Yes. Multiple case studies on startups, corporate finance, and project evaluations are part of the course.

While Excel is the tool, Financial Modeling focuses on using it for real-world financial forecasting and decision-making.

Yes. You’ll learn how to link the Income Statement, Balance Sheet, and Cash Flow Statement dynamically in Excel.  

Yes. A capstone project involving the creation and presentation of a complete financial model is part of the evaluation.

Finance, investment, banking, real estate, consulting, startups, and manufacturing industries all rely heavily on financial modeling.

Definitely. Entrepreneurs can use models for fundraising, budgeting, profitability analysis, and investor presentations.

Yes. It helps analyze companies’ intrinsic values and assess investment opportunities in equity markets.

Yes. The academy offers placement support, interview training, and connections with companies seeking modeling professionals.

You’ll prepare valuation reports, business plans, dashboards, and performance analysis summaries.

Yes. The certification is industry-relevant and valued by international employers in accounting, banking, and consulting.

A blend of theory, guided practice, live projects, assignments, and interactive Q&A sessions.

We combine practical exposure, real-world cases, and expert mentoring to help learners master financial modeling for global career growth.