Banker

There are many options available for you in the desired field. You may go for a course of Tally, which is for 3-4 months. Alongside you may prepare for IBPS, which helps you in preparing for CAT as well. Other certifications that may be opted - certification in risk management, business analytics, e

Hi,
For banking sector jobs you have 2 options:
1-PO exams
2-MBA with finance and banking sector

Hi,
Yes you can become a banker as you completed your graduation. To become a successful Banker you need to have a sound numerical and financial knowledge. Working on software platforms like Excel, PowerPoint etc is a prerequisite.
Generally there are no specific qualifications to become an investme

MBA in Banking and Finance. Master of Business Administration in Banking and Finance is a Post Graduate banking course. Banking management course of study is a functional area of finance, accounting, marketing, HR management, strategic planning economics, behavioral Science, rural Science, IT and qu

Hi Varsha, First of all, its a good thought you have decided to work in NGO and you have studied political Science Hons. So, no doubt, you can join top NGOs with your graduation degree and your passion for working towards the society.

One needs to be a graduate with a major in Commerce and provided you have certification from organizations like Timespro which offer certified courses in BFSI would be an added advantage. These two certifications would help you get jobs in other banks as well. Good Luck.

The CBM programme offered by the Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts of India University, Tripura is a unique programme covering the areas of money, banking and financial services, banking laws and regulations, credit, treasury, risk management, and banking strategy.
Medium of Instruction:- En

Yes. Jobs post MBA are generally based on the specialisation that you opt for in MBA. With a B.Pharma degree armed with an MBA, you could also look at opportunities in MNC pharma/clinical research / FMCG companies in marketing. You could also look for a career as an Equity Research Analyst In a BFSI

See, both are very good provided you excel in the field. In CA you have to study a lot in order to become a CA then comes either a job or practice. So CA is the field in which you have to work very hard and devote a lot efforts and hours. While on the other hand, Bank PO is relatively easy. One can