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astha singh

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IIFT conducts its own examination in the month of November generally held on the 4th Sunday of November. The results are released by mid-December.

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astha singh

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Some of the institutes providing short term finance courses:
- International College of Financial Planning
- Institute of Computer Accountants (ICA)
You can refer the link below for more details:
https://banking.shiksha.com/finance-courses-in-india-categorypage-4-76-1-0-0-1-1-2-0-none-1-0#cateSearchBlock

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astha singh

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Banking is one of the most popular career options among the youth of India, since it is a money-spinning job that provides opportunities to grow.  Numerous opportunities are waiting for specialists in this field. Banks are always in need of skilled investment bankers, who can contribute more towards the growth of the organization. With globalization, the scope of investment banking has widened. A beginner can earn anywhere between Rs20000-Rs30000 per month, in the field of investment banking. With experience, an investment banker can get higher salary package.

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astha singh

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I would say that BBI course provides comprehensive training to students in the field of Banking Insurance and other related financial services by the ways of interaction, projects, presentations, industrial visits, practical training, job orientation and placements. It is perfectly designed full-time course for all those aspiring students to make a career in the ever growing field. This course provides the student an insight into the various aspects of the respective sector which includes financial investments, legal parameters, economics, communications etc and such are the people required in today's globally competitive market.
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astha singh

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Minimum age is 20 years

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astha singh

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Job opportunities for graduates and post-graduates in banking are excellent. After completing a professional course in banking, a candidate can easily get a job as a banking sales officer with any private bank. Besides this, there are positions in insurance, personal loans, mortgages, collections and back office operations. Banks such as ICICI, HSBC, Kotak Mahindra, HDFC, Standard Chartered, Barclay's, and American Express are some of the companies that hire banking students at all levels.
Graduates are also hired by government banks for various posts on the basis of All India Examination.
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Beginners in public sector banks can ge
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astha singh

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General Eligibility for the Bank Clerk post:
1:you should pass minimum 12th standard (10+2) or equivalent securing 60% marks where as 55% marks for the SC/ST/PwD/Ex-servicemen.
or
you should pass diploma course after 10th standard with a minimum of 60% marks,
where as 55% marks for the SC/ST/PwD/Ex-servicemen.
2:your age should be minimum 18 years and maximum 28 year.
3:you should be a citizen of India
Eligibility Criteria for PO :
1:You should complete graduation with 55% in aggregate in any discipline.
2:your age should be maximum 25 years of age as on
selection process:
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Group Process
Profiling
Personal Interview
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astha singh

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Economics honors would definitely be a better optiopn

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astha singh

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Current account shows current year current year transactions and capital account shows both current transactions relating to businessman and initial capital of businessman.
According to FEMA Act 2000 , " There is no restrictions on holding or exchanging of foreign currency under Current Account . But Any foreign currency is under capital account , then it must be controlled under the regulations of RBI ."
In partnership , partners can make current account separately from capital account in which they can show only their salary , interest on capital and interest on drawing etc. and in capital account , they can show only their capital inv
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Aarti Singh

Guide-Level 14

Saurabh, you can go for MBA general where in 3rd semester you will get to choose specializations. You can opt for both banking and finance. These days, there are some universities are offering specializations like financial marketing, banking and insurance, financial engineering and so on.
As for preparation, start preparing for CAT/ MAT etc , it will help you get admission in some of the good universities for MBA.
Good luck.

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