Banking, Finance & Insurance

You can score more in quantitative aptitude if you have command in the calculation. You must know tables up to 30 in your mind. The formulas of solving square, square roots, cube, cube roots, percentage should be on your figure tip. Operations on big no.s should be performed approximately and try to learn shorts tricks and tactics to solve a particular type of problem.
Now the question arise how can you do this, very simple by practicing. The more you practice the more you get.
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In public sector, majority of bank managers are through route of PO examination. Majority of private sector banks managers are a direct recruit MBAs.

You have plenty of choices and the best would be what you can relate to. Assess your own skill set, interest and abilities first. Take a look at the course structure of each course and then decide. Here is the list for you:
1. MBA
2. CMA
3. M.Com
4. M.A in english or any other language/ journalism/mass media/ copyediting/advertising etc
5. MHM
6. Diplomas in finance/taxes/ accountancy/ law etc.

B.Com (Hons.) is better than BBA to get into banking sector.

Hi Monika,
First of all, Bank PO exam id meant for Indian government banks, they don't have any value abroad. You should consider working in India, gain some experience, and then think of moving abroad.

Hello,
Candidates who have completed their graduation from well known university or college, they can apply for IBPS Bank PO exam.
The age limit to apply for IBPS PO is 20 - 30 years.
If you find yourself eligible for the exam, then start preparation for IBPS PO - https://goo.gl/JJ63In
I hope it will help you.
Best of luck.

Hi Clement,
It entirely depends on your skills and qualification, how you impress prospective employers, if your profile is in demand or not. Please check job portals for vacancies in your area and apply.