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amit dukre

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Go for dual MBA in banking and finance and apply for job opportunity in Yes Bank and Citi Bank as they are recruiting on high flow.

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Shaurya Singh

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PGDM IBM will be a better option amongst the two.

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Edu MentorEducationConsultant

Guide-Level 11

You can continue your preparation of banking exams like
1. SBI or IBPS for all nationalised banks.
2. Private banks like ICICI or HDFC.
They also offer graduate management program to all the students. As government banks are concerned, they organize a national level test every year.
The tests contains following subjects:
1. Language test, i.e. English.
2. Analytical and Quant.
3. Reasoning based on English, mathematics or both.
4. Computer or GA.

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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its

Scholar-Level 17

The best college at this percentile is IFMR. It is a known college in the Finance discipline and having 100% placement record. Apart from these, you can look for NIBM-Pune known for Banking and Insurance. IFIM-Bangalore is also a good option you can look for.

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ICICISECURITIES

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Hi Rakesh,
Yes we certainly provide training for CWM in Bangalore.

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astha singh

Scholar-Level 16

The PGDBO is a six month program with three months of full time class work, followed by three months of internship session. The program is unique in both, its content as well as its methodology.
PGDBO program comes with a powerful paid internship. It is for three months and follows the class-work session. Internship facility is extended to all students on successful completion of class work session. Students who undergo internship and on the job internship in ICICI Bank, upon successful completion, qualify for employment in ICICI Bank.
The selected candidates, who are shortlisted for admission, are granted admission with placement assu
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astha singh

Scholar-Level 16

The PGDBO is a six month program with three months of full time class work, followed by three months of internship session. The program is unique in both, its content as well as its methodology.
PGDBO program comes with a powerful paid internship. It is for three months and follows the class-work session. Internship facility is extended to all students on successful completion of class work session. Students who undergo internship and on the job internship in ICICI Bank, upon successful completion, qualify for employment in ICICI Bank.
The selected candidates, who are shortlisted for admission, are granted admission with placement assu
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astha singh

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Treasury & foreign exchange functions in banking are becoming increasingly important as the forex flow in the country is increasing & international markets are funding the operations of Indian corporates. Management of treasury profit center requires a wide variety of knowledge in the area of global money markets & financial instruments such as deposit certificates, treasury bills, forecasting, source evaluation & cost of domestic & foreign currency funds. Treasury & risk management ensures cost effectiveness in planning strategies in this era of deregulation. The currency values, interest rates, share index & commodities affect the fi
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