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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
Scholar-Level 17
Common subjects which you come across during you Bachelors and Masters in Finance are -
Mathematics - Its integral part of most subjects like Taxation, Insurance, Payments, Statistical/Quantitative Analysis, Financial Statement analysis, Risk Management models
Accounting – it is one of the important and considered difficult subject of finance. Cost Accounting, Balance Sheet and other financial statement analysis are incomplete without accounting. Other topics like Managerial accounting, which teaches students how to analyze and interpret data and use accounting information for managerial planning and decision making. Federal taxation
Mathematics - Its integral part of most subjects like Taxation, Insurance, Payments, Statistical/Quantitative Analysis, Financial Statement analysis, Risk Management models
Accounting – it is one of the important and considered difficult subject of finance. Cost Accounting, Balance Sheet and other financial statement analysis are incomplete without accounting. Other topics like Managerial accounting, which teaches students how to analyze and interpret data and use accounting information for managerial planning and decision making. Federal taxation
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
Scholar-Level 17
After 12th its good to prepare for professional courses like CA CS CA LL.B. For banking exams you must complete graduation as you will get a better position with graduation completed. Exams you can target -
IBPS- Institute of Banking Personnel Selection - Common entrance exam for Probationary Officer (PO) level
SBI-PO
SBIs clerical level recruitment exams
Common entrance exam for Regional Rural Banks (RRBs)
Common Entrance exam for Specialist Officers level.
IBPS- Institute of Banking Personnel Selection - Common entrance exam for Probationary Officer (PO) level
SBI-PO
SBIs clerical level recruitment exams
Common entrance exam for Regional Rural Banks (RRBs)
Common Entrance exam for Specialist Officers level.
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Shivam Chhirolyashivamchhirolya@gmail.com
Scholar-Level 17
Branch or specialisation in other words. In my opinion Finance will be best suited for a student pursuing a CA course. But, if you want, you can go for other specializations as well. As It will give you a grip on other subjects as well alongside your CA papers. I have seen that in my B.Com days, CA people opting for Marketing and doing well in both of them. Look, there's no harm in learning but totally depends on you.
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Swapnaneel Bhuiya
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Greetings from ISBR B-School. MBA/ PGDM would certainly be a good option for you as you have done your BBM. You can explore your interest while doing MBA/ PGDM and accordingly take up specialisation such as Marketing/ HR/ Finance/ IT and so on. To know more about the PGDM programs that we offer, please visit www.isbr.in.
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Reedam Jain
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Go for B.Com (Hons. ) but you must have the specialisation that you are interested in but nowadays majorly the demand is of marketing and finance. So, complete your graduation in this particular domain then think for MBA.
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Ramya Shree. D
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No, it not necessary, of course, you can start preparing for the banking exam after your B.Com but before you go to any of the course, you should prepare your mind mentally about your desire.
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preksha jainNetworker, motivator
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Hi, congratulations for your conversion. First of all, the three specialisation for which you have got selected is completely different from each other so I want to know what's your interest towards?BIMHRD is ok ok. Placement is near about 4lpa. Opt out from other 2. I am a current BIMM Marketing Student but if you get BIMM then I must say go for it. It's good and worth taking.
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Kamaraju pulugurthaOnline teaching of English, on retirement
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It is assumed that you have a good mathematical background earlier. Otherwise, you have to learn and practice. You have got to be fast and accurate in Math. This is because a job in a bank is highly competitive.
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Sandeep HarYour Un-official Mentor!
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A dual specialisation actually widens the scope for your career as you can decide your domain. One disadvantage would be that you might not be able to focus in depth on a particular area. Generally, it is based on the electives you take in the final year that highlights your specialisation.
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preksha jainNetworker, motivator
Contributor-Level 9
BBA and B.Com will be a good option for you as it will give you enough time to prepare for the entrance exam like CAT, XAT, CMAT, etc.
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