Banking, Finance & Insurance

You can do internship that is being offered by State Bank of India.

BSE i.e. Bombay Stock Exchange offers various courses and certification programs. They have also tie-up with different recognised training institutes in India. They also assist you to place in different financial company or firm. Definitely, you can pursue any courses on banking and finance. For more details and procedures, kindly visit the respective website of BSE or https://Shiksha.Com/Courses/BSE.

Edupristine is a recognised training institute in India. They also assist you to get placed in a good financial firm with the completion of the courses like BAT i.e. Business Accounting and Taxation. Definetly, you can pursue BAT from this institute. For more details, kindly visit the respective website of Edupristine, India.

Hi Smita,
You can look for SAP courses like SAP FICO. The most of the banks are moving SAP based operations, especially international banks. So, you can prefer to do the same.
All the best.

After B.Voc, its not a good option to go for MBA in banking/finance. M.Voc is better option after B.Voc.

You are eligible to seek job in public sector banks after BBA by appearing in probationary officer or clerical services examination. Lot of private banks hires graduates as junior management trainee. These banks have tie with B-Schools to train graduates for banking services. You are advised to look for public and private sector banks announcement for job regularly in leading newspapers and their websites.

Yes, you can get jobs in banks after graduation. But the job roles will be different from what you generally get in PGDM/MBA. In Master's degree, you generally get managerial roles where you need to analyse the issues after Bachelor's degree, you generally get technical roles.