Secretary

Educational qualification as per IBPS clerk eligibility criteria 2017:
A degree (graduation) in any discipline from a university recognised by the Government of India.
Graduation equivalent qualification recognised as such by the Central Government.
The candidate must have a valid mark-sheet / degree certificate of their graduation at the while applying for the IBPS Clerk 2017.
All the educational qualifications should be from a University/ Institution/ Board recognised by Government of India/ approved by Government Regulatory Bodies and the result should have been declared on or before September 2017.

Yes, it's a good but challenging course.
But nothing is impossible.
But CA or CMA is preferable.
However, go if you are interested and hardwoking.
All the best.

You may refer to the following link to get an idea about salaries of company secretary in India:
http://www.payscale.com/research/IN/Job=Corporate_Secretary/Salary

Hi,
I am sorry to say that you are not eligible for bank clerk exam as both IBPS and SBI have raised their qualification criteria to graduation for clerk exam.
Following is the eligibility criteria for clerk exam:-
- Student must possess a graduation degree or in the final year of graduation for clerk exam.
- Age limit is 20-28 years. Relaxation will be given to SC, ST and OBC candidates.
Selection process for clerk exam:-
1) Written exam
2) Interview

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Hi,
To get a position of clerk either in any private or public sector, you have to appear for an entrance exam. Every private bank conduct their own exam and for public sector banks, you have to give the common exam, which is conducted by IBPS.
You can check the below mentioned link:
https://www.eduncle.com/ibps-clerk-recruitment-exam
All the best.

Hi Rishu ,
The syllabus of IBPS PO and Clerk is totally same. There is no difference between them.
SSC has some extra syllabus that is General Science.
So, basically, there is a little difference between them. The difference is all about the difficulty level.
Give all exam but make one exam as your aim.
Check Syllabus of SSC CGL exam here- https://scoop.eduncle.com/ssc-cgl-exam-syllabus
All the best.