Courses required for MFE

[alpha_prober]

Hi everyone,

Currently, I work in a hedge fund (one of the most significant hedge funds) and graduated from a top-6 IIT in CS (tier-1 college of India), with CGPA 8.8/10

In my undergrad, I mainly took math courses related to linear algebra and calculus(not very good grades, 7/10) I think to get into, say, Princeton/Stanford MFE, one needs to have some set of maths courses (like probability etc) done in the past. So, can anyone list all the maths courses that need to be taken? And how can I get them now? Is there any online certification for them? I know Baruch offers pre-mfe courses, but they do nov-jan, which will be late if I want to apply in ivy-leagues's MFE programmes.

Your inputs would be very valuable. Thanks.

 

[benzenephi]

why will it be late?

 

[_quanty_]

Why do you want to get a MFE if you're already at a good hedge fund?

 

[zephyrus]

Why do you want to get a MFE if you're already at a good hedge fund?

Probably OP has an SDE/dev role instead of a quant research one and is looking for a switch.
(Big hedge fund generally means DE Shaw in India , could be wrong)