Banking, Finance & Insurance

Generally, it starts on July or August.

Hi,
No, there is no need of post-graduation to qualify bank exam, but yes, if you want to increase your qualifications then opt MBA.
All the best!

Hi,
You should just focus on your MAT exam's preparation. You need not to do anything else.
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Hi,
Qualifying IBPS is a far better option than pursuing PGDBF. Since recruitment via IBPS exam is taken by almost all banks specifically government sector, but if I talk about job via the course, there are limitations from one bank to another and specifically in government sector as they don't give it much value.

Hi,
For a great career in taxation field, I would recommend you to pursue CA because of the level of knowledge and prestige you get after becoming a CA. No other course can be compared to this course.

Average CTC offered is Rs 10.3 lakh per annum this year.

If you targeting a job in public sector banks then you can appear for PO and clerical recruitment examinations after any graduation degree (preferable B.Com or BBA). But if you are targeting private banks, MBA is a preferable option. For long term career growth in banking sector, MBA is a good qualification.

You are advised to go through following links for all details to get NSE certifications: https://www.nseindia.com/education/content/nse_certification.htm and https://www.nseindia.com/education/content/edu_procedure.htm