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Joyeeta Paul

Guide-Level 12

There are several courses which you can do along with your B.Com but before you decide upon any course you should know what are your interests and career aspirations. The choices can be in the field of accounts (like CA, ICWA or CS), or you can opt for short term IT Courses, (Like SAP, 3D Animation computer programming etc.)
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aryan choudhary

Beginner-Level 2

It is very difficult to say that applying for PO job is impossible.

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Joyeeta Paul

Guide-Level 12

The starting salary of a Bank PO is somewhere between 30-35k and various other benefits depending upon the bank. The total package goes around Rs. 4-6 lakhs per annum depending upon HRA (House Rent Allowance) for a particular city.
Now, after the seventh pay commission is applied (would be done in coming few years) the salaries are sure to rise somewhere between 30-70%. Also, we can expect an annual increment in salary based on increasing DA (dearness allowance) every year.
Add to it a promotion every 4 years (on an average) and a corresponding increase in your salary and benefits, I would say that any Bank PO employee is "settled".
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Joyeeta Paul

Guide-Level 12

There are 56 months. And, it is enough for preparing if you are determined.
Definitely, 56 hours daily is sufficient for you to clear the exam.
Take a mock test online:
The test will make you aware of the pattern being followed in different sections, level of difficulty and your current status. To know where do I stand? is extremely crucial before you actually put in your time and efforts preparing for a competitive exam.
Go slow, but go in depth.
Once you are done with the analysis part, you should work on the fundamentals.
A. Quantitative Aptitude:
Learn Speed Maths tricks (Many of them are available on Youtube), do a lot of mental Math in
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Harsha Sinha

Guide-Level 12

Hi Vikas,
Finance, business administration, accounting or economics are the preferred fields for a career in the banking domain. Math skills in addition to strong oral business skills also play an important role in being a good professional banker.
While an MA in Economics will equip you with the technical skills, also consider the possibility of an MBA degree as it will take you a long way.
All the best!

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Shubham SoniGo get and archive something big

Beginner-Level 5

NCFM is a nationally recognized certification which is mandatory for various professionals in capital markets in India. Individuals aspiring to enter the financial services industry in India have better prospects if they first get the NCFM certification. AssuredGain training programs provide a holistic understanding of the relevant financial sector viz capital markets derivatives mutual funds, etc., with an emphasis on the test areas.

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Aarushi BhattExperienced Campus Representative.

Guide-Level 14

Investment bankers often start their careers at the analyst level and, with experience and additional education, advance into associate positions. Others enter the field as associates after working in another industry and earning a graduate degree such as an MBA.

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Akhil Chandrafollow me your queries get cancelled

Guide-Level 13

No, JEE Mains exam will not offer you any bank related jobs. To get a bank job, you should take the bank entrance exams like IBPS.
Good luck.

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Bipin Jha

Guide-Level 12

For banking sector, higher side jobs, you have two option.
1- PO exams after that so many exams for higher position promotion sites.
2- MBA with finance and banking sector.

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