Banker

If you're sepcifically looking for Investment Banking, I could suggest IIM Skills' course on Investment Banking. Only heard good things about it . And a friend of mine who had enrolled in this not too long back was all praises for the faculty and the invaluable experience he gained there through their in house internship. Made a big difference when he was breaking into the field of investment banking. Hope this helps! Cheers ! 

Sure, a history graduate can pursue a 3 year LLB program. The Bar Council of India allows graduates from any discipline to pursue a three year LLB program. There is no age limit for pursuing a LLB degree after graduation .

You can not appear for the post of bank clerk directly after class 12th. You need to complete your graduation first. However, you can prepare for the exam while pursuing graduation. Focus on quantitative aptitude, reasoning, and English skills, and practice with sample papers and mock tests. You can find the complete details at Bank Clerk Exams 2024: List of Banks, Vacancy, Jobs and Salary.

'To become a Company Secretary (CS), an internship of 15 months is mandatory, regulated by the Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI). The internship is split into two parts: 8 months under a practicing CS or company, and 7 months in a corporate environment like a bank. 'For banking professionals, the internship can be aligned with their job, as banks deal with compliance and corporate governance. Candidates must complete the Professional Program and register for the training to be eligible. It's recommended to confirm specific provisions with ICSI when combining CS studies with banking work.

 To get a job in banking operations, you can do the following things :-

1. Get a degree in banking and finance, banking and insurance, or banking and finance can provide a strong foundation for a career in banking.
    
2. Explore banking courses that can help you understand the industry and gain the skills you need to succeed. 
    
3. Get a Post Graduate Diploma in Bank Management, Banking, Retail Banking, or Banking Operations can be beneficial. You can also consider a Professional Certification Programme in Commercial Banking. 

Some of the basic roles and responsibilities of a Retail Banker include promoting the bank's products, developing consumer relationships, providing financial advice, updating consumers' data, managing administration, achieving targets, etc.

Yes, you are eligible for banking exams. Since you completed B.Sc. in Science (Fashion and Apparel Design) you meet the graduation requirement needed for most banking exams like IBPS PO, IBPS Clerk, SBI PO and SBI Clerk. For this, extra research and planning is necessary. Make sure to stay updates with the exam dates and syllabus.

Yes, retired bankers can certainly join Anti-Money Laundering (AML) courses at institutions like Indiaforensic Center of Studies. AML courses are designed to educate individuals about the methods used to prevent money laundering and the relevant regulations and practices in place.

Retired bankers often possess a wealth of knowledge and experience in financial matters, which can be valuable in understanding and combating money laundering activities. Joining an AML course can further enhance their skills and understanding of the latest trends and techniques in money laundering prevention.