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2016-06-29 12:49:27

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Raviraj Joshi

Contributor-Level 9

Go for CAT exam in my opinion. It'll open many job opportunities after completing your MBA. Don't afraid of English. Start reading Times of India and Economic Times and take down the difficult words and their meanings in your notebook. It'll improve your English. MBA gives you more exposure. Best of luck !

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2016-06-29 08:48:07

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abhinav prakashstudy is the precious stone.

Guide-Level 11

Bank syllabus consists of basic maths , marketing , computer section, reading comprehension, logical and verbal reasoning

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2016-06-28 21:48:16

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2016-06-28 21:40:14

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prakash A

Contributor-Level 6

Some of the best coaching institutes are there like TIME or IMS, etc. They generally provide coaching for MBA but they can give you the best knowledge for bank exams. So, don't wait, grab the opportunity.

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2016-06-28 19:56:44

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2016-06-28 09:12:34

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

Scholar-Level 18

Banking & Finance has wider scope in comparison to super specialisation in OSD in HR. However you may chose any based on your interests to excel in the field of your choice.

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2016-06-27 22:56:22

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2016-06-27 17:51:47

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Nikhlesh Mathur

Guide-Level 14

Shivani, I would suggest that you prepare hard for keeping Banking exams in focus. That would make to compete for banks in private sector also. Yes, enhance your communicative ability and soft skills.

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2016-06-27 16:17:02

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Nikhlesh Mathur

Guide-Level 14

Rajan, that would depend upon your final qualifications, your own expertise at the work, your responsibilities and the turn over of the organization where you would work.

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2016-06-27 12:08:22

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astha singh

Scholar-Level 16

Yes you can, however getting a good rank in CAT, MAT etc are important and it would be e difficult for you to develop a base for the accounts subject

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