Banking, Finance & Insurance

Hi Roni,
Banking is one of the most sought after career choice among the students. It is an entry into a well paid, secure and status career. You can enter this profession through the below suggested:-
Besides MBA in Banking/Finance, I would suggest you to either sit for the Bank PO exams or pursue Diploma in Banking segment such as-
Investment Banking
Financial Planning and Wealth Management
Retail Management
Banking Operations
You can also enhance your career by picking industry oriented courses such as SAP (Financials and Controlling Module) or additional certifications offered by National Stock Exchange Certification in Financial Markets.
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To add more, following are the skills required to be a successful banker-
*Must be patient and friendly to all their clients.
*Considering the long and tiring hours of work, they must also be good at handling pressure and managing stress.
*Organisation skills and a detail-oriented attitude are absolutely necessary to prove your mettle in the banking field.
*Professionalism by way of appropriate and smart attire is also one thing that bankers can't do without.
*Along with the obvious requirement of solid math and problem-solving skills, they must also have people skills to deal with the variety of clientele their bank entertains.
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Hi Anil,
Banking is one of the most sought after career choice among the students. It is an entry into a well paid, secure and status career. You can enter this profession through the below suggested:-
1. You can go ahead with the Bank Probationary Officer Exams. The eligibility criteria is graduation from recognized university and your age should be between 21-30 years.
2. You may do Diploma or Certificate Courses in Banking and Finance or even gain National/Bombay Stock Exchange Certifications.
3. Pick Finance as your specialization in MBA.
Job opportunities in banking are coming up mainly for financial managers, loan officers, bank tellers, bill and account collectors, book keeping and auditing clerks, financial service representatives, etc. You may work in various departments like customer service, front desk, cash handling, account opening, banking officer, assessor, loan manager, mortgage loan underwriter, accountant, product marketing and sales executive, recovery officer, retail asset manager, property appraiser, etc.
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Hi Anil,
If you're planning to become an self-employed CPA, it would certainly provide you with excellent skills and insight that could make you a better CPA, but it's unlikely that you'd see a commensurate increase in your income to offset the loss of earning years and experience. An MBA with an accounting focus would probably be a better choice.
If you're really not sure what you want to do with the degree, an MBA may provide more flexibility, but it would be less of a differentiator if you were going for a hardcore Financial position.
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