Banking, Finance & Insurance

In this case go for private bank. After all they are also bank. But for PSB you have to go threw IBPS. Bank also hire MBA students from IIM, that process is also not easy. You know one thing- there is no alternative of success other then hard work. Some time short cut harms us. Don't mind my words.

Banking is one of the most exciting industry in current times. The way technology is changing the banking is also changing and for employees, its giving opportunities to learn a lot of things. Still in India, there is a huge untapped potential and RBI along with govt is working on Financial Inclusion. Payment banks and small banks licenses are expected soon which would open up a new era of niche banks. Growth in private sector and MNC bank depends more of performance of individual and that of bank as a whole, growth PSU is largely driven by seniority.

Better to go for coaching offering preparation for Bank PO exam. Exam pattern for both the exams are slightly different and level of questions are also different. If you want to join CAT coaching you can do that also, but it's better to give an attempt for CAT after CAT coaching.

You can either pursue MBA in Finance and then opt for banking sector, or you can prepare for exams like Bank PO.

Hello Shubham,
YCMOU is an open university established by the government and degrees awarded by it are compatible and recognised throughout India. So have no doubts. But please study well with the intention of scoring first class in exam.

Mathematics is a better option, as it is helpful in your Bank Examination. Math is a key to your success.

You can't be a bank manager after completing the class 12th. Firstly, you have to complete your graduation and appear in bank exam, Bank PO will be more preferable.
If you will select as a Bank PO then your career path will go like this -
Bank PO- Assistant Manager- Branch Manager - Chief Manager - The AGM- The DGM- The CGM- GM

Above 65-70% is good for a banking career.

Definitely, PG is way more valuable in any sector including banking. Some posts and designation require you to be PG.