IBPS PO

Syllabus is almost same but the difficulty level of bank PO exam is higher than MAT.

It depends on the interviewer, but if you prove your efficiency, knowledge and overall passion in the banking field and convince them, they'll see all the positivity in you and may get selected you over the others.

You will face no problem in appearing for IBPS because you have completed you HSC education from Nepal. You need not worry.

B.Sc CS is sufficient qualification to crack Probationary Officer exam conducted by IBPS. In order to increase your chances to get a job in the Public Sector Banks and Private sector banks, you can do MBA in finance.

Dear students,
Yes, you should have any professional degree for your further action. Even after graduation, if you can pursue MBA programme from top B school then also you have good chance to get growth and salary too.
You can opt for BBA in finance specialisation.
All the best.

Dear Vikram,
Before applying for IBPS exam, you can pursue a PG Diploma in banking which is known as JAIIB course conducted by Indian Institute of Banking. With this, you will get preference in getting selection because of the weightage value related to banking in your profile.

The syllabus is more or less the same. The bulk of the syllabus for banking and CAT exams consists of:
1. Quantitative aptitude.
2. Logical reasoning
3. Data interpretation.
4. Verbal reasoning.
5. Critical reasoning.
6. Verbal aptitude.
7. Reading comprehension.
To know more about the IBPS PO, you can visit the below mentioned link:
https://www.eduncle.com/ibps-po-recruitment-exam
These are the common areas in these two exams. The extra bit in some of the banking exams is:
1. General awareness.
2. Computer awareness.
3. Banking awareness.
4. Marketing aptitude.