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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger

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It doesn't matter what is your background but you need to meet the minimum criteria. For example, you need to be any graduate with a minimum set percentage if you wish to apply for bank probationer officer exam you need to clear written exam and interview and make the final list. It doesn't matter what is your graduation stream. Alternate options are doing MBA finance or marketing or banking or HR for the respective role in banking sector.

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Aarushi BhattExperienced Campus Representative.

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Finance is considered as a wonderful and challenging field and today the whole world is looking to develop, innovate and find new ways to earn money and so there is increasing demand for professionals to manage the money too. The base for any business is undoubtedly and finance, Amity has good reputation for B.Com than BBA..

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renu Sejwal

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Banking sector have competitive exams from clerical to PO to manager level posts. One should be Learned about quantitative aptitude, reasoning, English , general awareness specifically of banking sector and economics , general accounts and finance. Exam body are SBI IBPS RBI rrb nabard etc. Get some good books such as of rs Aggarwal for quant and reasoning and start preparing or you can join coaching once you did with your graduation or side by side if it's non regular course. All the best!

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Aarushi BhattExperienced Campus Representative.

Guide-Level 14

Yes, you can go for the banking sector.
For degree holders who have an interest in banking, you have some choices with an international business degree. You could work at a local bank with foreign accounts or at a foreign-owned bank that does business in your country.
After you complete your degree, you will have several different options on where you want to go in your career, from finance to banking to consulting. While many of these jobs need advanced degrees or specialisation, they are still obtainable and lucrative.

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Neeraj RathoreI Have interst in Management field.

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Yes, for most of the colleges it is compulsory like for Delhi University it is compulsory. But if you have maths then it is best because for taxation, maths will be required.

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Aarush Malhotra

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If you have completed your graduation degree then you are applicable for Bank PO Exam through SBI and IBPS Exam.Bank PO exam has not required any kind of percentage marks in graduation degree.
But your age must be in between 21 to 30 years.Age relaxation is provided only for SC/ST/OBC candidate.For Sc/ST candidate have age relaxation is 5 years and for OBC candidate it is 3 years.
The written exam consists of questions from the following categories
Reasoning
Quantitative Aptitude
General Awareness
General English
Computer knowledge
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Juhi BansalExplore your self

Guide-Level 14

Hello Sameer,
There are two type of banks, private and government. You can join any Diploma course for banking it will help you increase knowledge and job. For a private bank job, you will see all notification because they conduct their own exams and interview and for government jobs, you have to clear IBPS exam.
All the best

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