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Sahil Rana

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You need to complete your graduation from any stream. After completing your graduation, you need to give a Bank PO exams that are conducted by the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection. You need to give this exam and need to pass the exam. After clearing the exam one gets appointed as the Officer. After becoming an officer you need to have a good experience in the banking sector while you need to give the internal promotion exams of the banks and with this, you can become a Bank Manager in the Public Sector Bank. In order to become a Manager in the Private Banking Sector, you must hold a degree from any stream or can also hold a deg
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ADVOCATE NEHA Batra

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Yes, you can apply. Infact many schools also require HR these days for recruitment. Go ahead. All the best.

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BASIL PAUL KDigging my way into the Hospitality Industry

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In order to get into HR, I would suggest you do certain number of certification programs and do internships as well, another option would be to do MBA HR.

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Sutapa MoitraWorking for 28 yrs in garment fashion industy

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Hi,
Normally, the qualification required for MSW is BSW Bachelor of Social Work degree from a recognized Institute. After B.Com you might get through – But, please check with the college authorities as the might consider you with your HRM course as well.

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Praveen Prajapati

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Hi,
Both are best but you should visit his official website and check review placement packages and faculty and also campus and facilities.

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BASIL PAUL KDigging my way into the Hospitality Industry

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Yes, you can do MBA in HR or Finance, but decide on any one. HR would be considered as a career shift, and finance might be something you are familiar with, in your career. It's all up to you.

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Preksha Sharma

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Hi,
Kindly apply for it.

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ZIAUL HASAN

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B.Com is a general course and after completing this you are eligible to many job profiles and courses. You can easily go to government sector in accounts, finance and other related fields. Yes you can also go for MHRD after B.Com and there is no any particular fees except application charges which is in general for all posts. There is wide scope after doing B.Com. Good Luck.

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sahil chauhan

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hey!
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