Banking, Finance & Insurance

40% aggregate in class 12th will be needed in the best four subjects including one language (English/Hindi) and three elective subjects. Candidates who have passed Financial Accounting, Elements of Cost, Accountancy & Auditing, Cash Management and House Keeping, Lending Operations, Management of Bank Office, Principles Practice of Life Insurance, Computer& Life Insurance, Administration, Accounting for Business-2, Introduction to Financial Markets-2 and Business Process Outsourcing Skills will be considered as related vocational subjects and may be treated as elective and thus treated at par with other elective subjects and will be given 2% advantage. An additional advantage of 1% may be given if a candidate has studied more than one related vocational subject and includes in best four.

This programme provides a clear route towards the Master's degree within the department, subject to satisfactory performance. Should you wish to apply for the M.Sc in Accounting and Finance in the following year, you will not ordinarily be required to submit a GMAT test with your application.
(*denotes a half unit)
Principles of Finance:
It examines the theory of financial decision-making by firms and examines the behaviour of the capital markets in which these decisions are taken.
Or
Corporate Finance, Investments and Financial Markets by special permission, covers topics in corporate finance, investments and performance evaluation and international finance.
Or
Quantitative Finance:
By special permission, examines financial risk analysis and financial risk management.
Managerial Accounting:
Analyses the roles and applications of management accounting practices and concepts in contemporary organisations and enterprises.
Or
Financial Accounting, Analysis and Valuation
Addresses the theory and practice of financial reporting.
Or
Management Accounting, Decisions and Control*
Provides an introduction to issues of accounting information and cost management, managerial decision-making and performance management.
And
Financial Accounting, Reporting and Disclosure*
Delivers an introduction to financial accounting, and highlights aspects of reporting that are important to users of financial information.

Must be a citizen of India.
Must be a subject of Nepal.
Must be a subject of Bhutan.
Must be a Tibetan refugee who came to India before 1st January 1962, who has the intention of settling permanently in India. A person of Indian origin migrated from Pakistan, Burma, Sri Lanka, East African countries like Kenya, the United Republic of Tanzania (formerly Tanganyika and Zanzibar), Uganda, Zambia, Malawi, Zaire, Ethiopia and Vietnam with the intention of permanently settling in India
Age Criteria: RBI has defined minimum age criteria for appearing in the RBI Officer (Grade B) examination. Candidates are required to be aged between 21 years and 30 years (both ages included) to apply for RBI Grade B exam 2018. Age Relaxation: Candidates, who belong to the reserved category will be provided relaxation in their upper age as per the rules decided by the Board. Category Relaxation
SC/ST5 years
OBC3 years
Physically Handicapped10 years
PH + OBC13 years
PH + SC/ST15 years
Educational Qualification: Candidate appearing for the RBI officer examination-2018 must be a graduate from a recognised university or institute. He/She must have attained 60% marks in the graduation while the same percentage is reduced to 50% for the candidates belonging to the reserved category. Candidates having a Doctorate degree with aggregate 50% marks can also apply for the RBI examination. In addition to this, candidates having a Masters degree with 55% marks will be allowed to apply for the RBI Exam 2018. Candidates having post-graduate Diploma in management or Masters of Business administration can also apply for the RBI Officer Grade B exam 2018. Chartered Accountant, CA, Company Secretary or Cost Accountant can also appear for this examination.

It is the age of industrialization in all around the world. Many industries are being established in many countries. Finance is the way to establish an industry in a proper way in according to the money management of the building, run, money resources and its proper collection.
Finance is the most sought after specialization of MBA. A big community of students is attracting with this specialization.
It is one of the oldest disciplines of management courses. In the last of the 19th century it was the subject of Economics. By the start of the 20th century it got the affiliation of an individual subject for study.
When we heard the term finance, we thought of the banking. But no, just only banking is not the all for finance.
The financial management is concerned to the planning and controlling of the financial resources of an industry.
Finance involves the management, control and review of the collection, investment and resources of money as a capital required for an industrial building, plant and working.
This activity is called as the Financial Management which is controlled by the Finance Manager.
Finance is most sought programme in across the world.
In this course, the students are offered the knowledge and skills of analytical thinking, continuous process, concept of managerial decision, maintaining balance between risk & profitability, coordination process and centralized nature.
The course is included with the corporate finance, budgeting, costing, international finance, investment & securities and working capital management. These subjects prepare the students to work with any financial organization.
Actually, the students who have done the B.Com or having commerce in their qualifying examination, they are well going-through the finance, accountancy and related fields.
You can do the MBA in finance after the completion of UG degree in Engineering, medical, science, art and humanities.

Already an incredibly lucrative global industry, the Islamic banking sector is growing worldwide at its the fastest ever pace. Typical duties of those choosing this specialism may include:
Accountancy for clients and businesses
Preparing and filing tax returns
Advising on investment opportunities
Budgeting and forecasting
Working with major and minor Islamic banks
Assisting new businesses and start-ups
Monitoring of legitimacy and ethics
Building connections with western banks and businesses
Unsurprisingly, the most important trait required to succeed in Islamic banking is outstanding numeracy skills. In addition, a great deal of integrity and responsibility are necessary when working with strict rules and a very specific code of conduct. Candidates must also have a vested interest in Islamic law and the way business is done is Islamic regions. Additional skills and qualities of key importance include:
Flawless attention to detail
A naturally problem-solving persona
Patience and the ability to work under extreme pressure
An investigative nature and total tenacity
The willingness to travel
Outstanding communication skills and integrity
As an extremely specific and complex specialist area, studying Islamic banking is a must for anyone interesting in joining the industry. Familiarising yourself with key theory and the basics of Islamic financial law is of crucial importance, in order to operate in a manner permissible in Islamic banking. Brentwood Open Learning College is proud to offer a selection of high-end Islamic banking courses, developed by noted academics and respected industry leaders. Study in your own time and at your own pace for a recognised qualification that could change your life.