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soma desdw

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1. Chartered Accountancy (CA).
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3. MBA (Finance).
4. Chartered Finance Analyst (CFA).
5. Company Secretary (CS).

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ananya sharmastudent

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Hi,
For getting job in banks, only you have to complete your graduation.There is no other eligibility criteria rather than this.
Various exams are conducted for bank exams by IBPS or private banks conducts their own.
You can go for PO, clerk SO posts
Visit this URL for know about PO Exam : https://www.eduncle.com/ibps-po-recruitment-exam
All the best.

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

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You should pursue B.Com after completing class 12th. After B.Com, opt for MBA in banking and finance.

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ananya sharmastudent

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Hi,
Yes, you can easily earn Rs.50k to Rs.60k by doing a bank job. After the 7th pay commission, the salary of a bank PO will be around Rs.40K as a fresher in a public sector banks. The salary of clerk as a fresher will be around Rs.20k.
The salary of SO as a fresher will be around Rs.30k to Rs.35k. IBPS Clerk exam is about to come, so prepare yourself for it and achieve it.
You can visit the below mentioned link:
https://scoop.eduncle.com/ibps-clerk-preparation-material
All the best.

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virendra rastogi

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Certainly, investment bankers have higher packages. Indian IT companies don't pay high to SAP consultants anymore. So, you may take it simultaneously, but don't take SAP as a full time thing.

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mudit h

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1. Banking.
2. CFA.
3. CPA.
4. CIMA.
5. Finance.
6. Financial planning.
7. Wealth management.
8. Accounting.
9. CA.
10. Commerce.
11. CS, ICWAI, ICAI
12. Insurance.
13. Securities and trading.

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mudit h

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Designation Probationary Officers holds (PO) in banks. A PO holds the designation of an Assistant Manager (AM) on probation. He is in Junior Management Grade-1 (JMG-Scale 1) Officer thus he is often called as Scale 1 Officer or Asst. Manager.

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anuradha mehta

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Short term course will not help you in career. You should go for regular 2 years program of management. It will give you opportunity to join sectors like bank, insurance, MNC and many more.
Good luck.

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