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2016-01-27 15:42:45

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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller

Scholar-Level 16

Mr.Qamer,
As per your experience, you can think of MBA in finance.
An MBA Finance degree is a two years program that imparts knowledge in the subjects like Investment Management, Taxation and Tax Planning, Corporate Valuation, International Finance, Management Control System, Insurance Management, Financial Statement Reporting and Analysis and Management of Financial Services.
And the second choice you can take as MBA-insurance.
There are a lot of career opportunities in this field for young aspirants. Graduates from this field can work as development officer in insurance firms, their main task is to market and procure business. Post-gra
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2016-01-25 01:13:17

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KIRAN KUMARI

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Good chance of yours.for next.it all depends on GD/PI

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2016-01-23 15:05:01

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SURUPA CHAKRAVARTY

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Hi Abhishek,congrats for your score. Its good to see that you had already completed PGDB and had an experience of 1.2 years. But, previous year cut-off for general was 78 percentile. But, this time ,there are 120 seats available. So, hope for the best for having a chance for a call for GD-PI.

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2016-01-23 10:10:21

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2016-01-13 16:37:56

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Rochit Goel

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Dear Arup,
Going for MBA or PGDM will surely prove beneficial for you. Once you get any of these degrees, it will lead to a high paying job. This will also help to switch your job and look for better career options.

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2016-01-04 08:10:45

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nikhil kayshat

Beginner-Level 3

Both are better but you decide whether your interest lies in science or banking.
Which job are you interested in?

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2015-12-17 22:23:08

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2015-12-17 17:15:52

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Neha Agarwal

Guide-Level 14

Hi Riya,
Various courses in banking which you can pursue after 12th are:
Diploma in Banking & Finance
Diploma in Treasury Investment
Hope it helps. Please feel free to revert. Click on the thumbs up if you found this useful.
Wish you luck!

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2015-12-16 12:13:50

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GIRISH SESHAMANI

Guide-Level 11

If you are looking at making your career in banking, you should look at the test conducted by IBPS, for clerical and probationary officers' openings. I would also like to state here, that openings in the banking sector has come down considerably. The past three years has witnessed aggressive hiring. If you are looking at making your career in the insurance industry, two functions, you can look at is, underwriting and actuarial. Both these functions demand specialized skill sets and is virtually the backbone of an insurance company

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