Banking, Finance & Insurance

Generally, students start preparation of banking exams while pursuing their graduation. Banking exams are based on following sections:
(a) Language and comprehension or English
(b) QA (Maths) up to +2 level
(c) Reasoning based on English
(d) Based on QA (Maths)
(e) GA/GS exams are organised, if required as objective type and descriptive type
It is a speed based test. So, solve mock test papers and analyse them regularly. With regularity, you can improve your scores with accuracy.

NCFM certifications will not help you to get a job in NSE India. NSE organises annual test/campus to offer jobs to all aspirants. To know more details and procedures, kindly visit the respective website of NSE/Career.

I should suggest BCA because it has more scope as well banking also has the same. You should be confident enough to opt any of these courses.

For excelling in bank PO exam, it is very important that a candidate knows the nerve of the bank exam I.e. the syllabus and the entire selection procedure and then interview. A candidate should be aware of the topics to be covered, current affairs and should start preparing for it well in advance.

Every option is better if you have a clear vision, but sometimes it may take time. So, it is based upon your interest in the subject.

Yes, maths does not matter for doing B.Com but banking needs maths.

Hi,
Kindly specify your short introduction and especially your career goals then I would recommend you for the same or few other options.

For banking sector, higher side job you have two option.
1-PO exams after that so many exams for higher position promotion sites.
2-MBA with finance and banking sector.

Hi,
Check given below link for the same:
https://www.shiksha.com/banking-finance-insurance/colleges/diploma-courses-india