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8 years ago
Contributor-Level 7
It's good to see that you had completed your MBA. I will recommend a few courses that you can do CFA and CRMA. You can also do big data analysis or online courses from: coursera https://www.coursera.org/courses?languages=en&query=free+courses+in+mba
It offers many courses which are very helpful for career profile. Here you will b able to select course in which you are interested. They will also provide you certificate and other benefits as per the course you choose. For further details you can visit the site as well. I hope it will be helpful for you. All the best.
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You can clear the bank exam if you are ready to do a little hard work and have a passion to prepare for the exam.
The banking job offers fixed working hours, good salary and various perks and benefits. Thus, lakhs of candidates appear for the banking exams every year.
To prepare for the bank exam you must be aware of the syllabus and exam pattern of the exam you are going to appear.
Keep in mind following points:
Bank exams consist five section English, reasoning, quantitative, general awareness and computer knowledge.
make your time-table and strictly follow it.
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Scholar-Level 17
Singapore, Malaysia, China and Hong Kong, UAE, Canada, Australia USA are some of the best countries for pursuing higher education in accounts or finance and also these countries have great career opportunities in this sector. You can also consider places like Romania, Luxembourg and Switzerland to name a few.
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Graduation marks don't matter in the placement of MBA. Few companies come with their eligibility criteria but almost companies bother about MBA marks and they mainly give their focus on interview. It depends upon you how smartly you are able to give the answers. You should know the implementation of theories practically. The panel checks the level of confidence, communication skills, clarity of thought and concepts and way of presenting the answers.
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