Banking, Finance & Insurance

Graduation in first class (in aggregate) is the minimum criteria of a bank manager. A bank manager starts his/her career as a P.O. Few banks demand second class in graduation but it should be minimum 55% in aggregate.

Dear Sanjay,
You can prefer IBS, ICFAI Business School. They are the pioneers in all aspects. All the best.

Definitely age matters for freshers to get a job either in private or government sector. You should complete ICWAI before the age of 30 i.e. all levels of CMA. Few companies hires after the age of 30 with the valuable experience of around 2 to 3 years. You can follow the websites of ICMAI/placements to get more details such as rules and procedure.

My advice to you would be to wait until you pass the current course. You should focus on gaining a good score in this course. After that, you may opt for CFP. But before pursuing CFP, please make sure you have the art of selling and convincing because a lot of sales and marketing skills are required in order to complete CFP.

You can get decent jobs but if you're looking out for lucrative careers with large MNC and investments banks then it is not recommended.

Hi,
Today the financial sector of India is growing, so the need of banks is a most important one and the vacancies for banks are growing too. There are exams like:
1. IBPS PO.
2. IBPS clerk.
3. SBI PO.
4. SBI clerk.
You can go for a bank coaching and try hard, you will definitely earn one and remember that your future will be safe, when you start working for a bank.
There are some banks who provide courses with tie ups of some Institutions, where after completion you will get directly posted to the respective banks, i.e. Axis bank, Federal bank, IDBI bank, etc.