Career

Hi Poonam,
For making a career in banking, you can explore these finance/banking related courses:
1) Indian School of Business & Finance Delhi offers one year Post Graduation-Diploma in Wealth Management
2) Institute of Computer & Finance Executives (ICFE) Delhi offers 8 months Certified Accounts Executive course, 12 months Certified Finance Executive course, 10 months Certified Acc. Executive course
3) ICA Delhi offers 14 months Certified Industrial Accountant course
4) Institute of Computer Accountants - Tamil Nadu offers 1 year Certified Industrial Accountant course
5) BLB Institute of Financial Markets (BIFM)( http://www.bifm.edu.in) Delhi offers 14 months Post Graduate Diploma in Financial Planning & Wealth Management (PGD-FPWM)
6) The Indian Institute of Financial Planning (IIFP) Delhi offers 10 months CFP Certified Program
7) International College of Financial Planning (ICFP) Delhi offers 12 months Post Graduate Diploma in Financial Planning (PGDFP) and 22 months Post Graduate Diploma in Securities Analysis and Trading (PGDSAT).
You may also explore Indian Institute of Banking & Finance (http://www.iibf.org.in/) for Diploma in banking and finance. The Diploma in banking and finance of the IIBF is meant to give knowledge based inputs to the students to expose them to the operational processes and modern banking environment so that they can man the counters at the bank from the first day of their joining the bank. The diploma carries professional recognition among the banking and finance community as it is equivalent to banking industry recognized JAIIB qualification of IIBF. You may also explore Institute of Finance Banking & Insurance (IFBI) for a full time Post Graduate Diploma in Banking Operations program (PGDBO); Post Graduate Certificate in Retail Banking program (PGCRB); Post Graduate Diploma in Financial Planning (PGD-FP). For details check (www.ifbi.com).
You can refer the articles for more information:
https://www.shiksha.com/getArticleDetail/174/Banking-Nature-Of-Work?token=aa&page=1
You can also give exam for various banks for different post.
https://www.shiksha.com/your-guide-to-bank-po-exam-article-5521-1
https://www.shiksha.com/important-banking-exams-in-india-article-6441-1
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Indian Administrative Service is one of the prestigious services among the 24 services like IPS, IFS etc for the which the UPSC conduct Civil Services Examination for selecting the candidates.
UPSC (Union Public Service Commission) is the government agency responsible for selecting the right candidates for this service. Every year only around 1000 candidates are selected for all the 24 services combined. The number of candidates who applied for IAS exam was nearly 9 lakh in 2014, out of which around 4.5 lakh candidates appeared on the exam day.
How to Clear Civil Services Exam?
To clear IAS Exam, aspirants are advised to have a long-term strategy. Though most of the serious candidates start preparation 9-12 months before the exam date, there are candidates who successfully achieve top ranks with only a few months of dedicated study. A disciplined and focused mind with a passion for learning and reading is the basic trait of all successful candidates. The IAS exam is more a test of the analytic and presentation skills along with knowledge gained by the candidate rather than a test which checks candidate's mathematical or verbal skills.
For clearing IAS, we feel two factors are essential:
Right Guidance – for prelims and mains: You can join any coaching institute (Chanakya IAS Academy, Sriram IAS or any other) or do self study.
Right Study Materials and Books.
Exam Eligibility Criteria: Number of attempts permitted/Age Limits
A good understanding of UPSC syllabus and exam pattern is the first step for all freshers. Also, understand the Eligibility criteria for writing UPSC CSE exam. The minimum age to appear for IAS Exam is 21 years. Upper age limit for General category is 32 years while that of OBC is 35 years. Number of attempts permissible for a general category candidate in UPSC CSE is 6.

Hi,
You should definitely consider enhancing your educational qualifications at this stage. One of the best approaches while deciding on your career is to look at doing something that you are good at and would enjoy. The medical lab technician profession includes generalists as well as individuals qualified in a number of specialized areas of expertise including microbiology/virology, hematology, immunology, transfusion medicine, clinical chemistry, endocrinology, toxicology, cytogenetics, pathology and molecular diagnostics. Integral features of each of the specialties may include research, consultation, education, information management, marketing and administration.After your B.sc you can go in for M.Sc MLT which would be the direct progression.You could also go in for M.Sc microbiology, bioinformatics etc. You could also opt for clinical research training through courses offered by various institutes (icriindia.com, cliniminds.com, Academy for clinical excellence), which will equip you for a career in clinical trials/clinical research.You can also go in for the MS-MLT — Master of Science in Medical Laboratory Technology is a three-year special programme offered by BITS (Pilani) as an off-campus course for eligible graduates in life sciences, conducted at the Vidyasagar Institute of Biomedical Technology and Science (VIBS) in the premises of Sankara Nethralaya, Chennai. For further details regarding the course you can check the website: sankaranethralaya.org. Even a MBA in hospital management/Healthcare and hospital administration would leverage your qualification. The choice you make should depend on your long term and short term career objectives, aptitude, ability, personality and interests.
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