Banking / Insurance & Finance - Career Queries

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Hello Sebastian.. MBA is a good option for BCom graduate.. you may can join in leading institutes like IIM, SRM university, Lovely Professional University, Christ university etc and find best career options. 

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It means that you have been selected for the Operations stream. This involves back-office jobs related to opening and closing of accounts, executing transactions, MIS reports, system security measures, checks for fraud prevention etc.  

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Hello Kiran,  If being a pilot in the Indian Airforce us your passion, nothing can and should stop you. Yes. As we say a backup plan is needed. But if you are passionate you will do anything to see that you are selected. Firstly, no having a negative thought, no saying may be etc and do not even look at the second or backup plan. Motivate yourself by making a goal chart and seeing yourself in that plan already. Be positive, do not let any other thought affect you. Wish you good luck...

1 answer Meghna Mukherjee in Banking / Insurance & Finance category

B.Com honors course is better than B.Com general if it is from reputed universities and colleges. So you can apply for B.Com honors in institutes like Lovely Professional University, Amity university, Shradra University etc and can explore the field of commerce.  You can work as Financier, Banker, Accountant etc after completing the course. M.Com or MBA is also a good option for masters so that you can find a number of opportunities in private and public sectors. 

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Dear Aspirant, When choosing a chartered accountancy firm for doing article ship, you should consider the following points: 1. Number of clients of the firm 2. Background of the proprietor and partners of the firm 3. Number of present article ship students and also how many did their article ship in the firm in the past 4. The working culture of the firm 5. Other factors like location of the firm for the purpose of travelling If based on the above points if you feel that SS Kothari & CO in Chandigarh is best, then you should go ahead and should not think about location like Delhi, etc. Alw

1 answer Dr. Anand Wadadekar, PhD in Banking / Insurance & Finance category

Hi Sneha.. BCom is the best course for any person who are willing to apply for CA. Because, a BCom graduate do not have to appear for the Preliminary test  (CPT) and can directly enter into the IPCC or articleship course of CA. Another advantage is to take coaching for CA exam together with the graduation course. So, you can think about joining in institutes like Pondicheri University, Lovely Professional University, Jmi, Delhi University etc in B.Com for a better future in CA. 

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Hello Aditya,  You have chosen commerce for a reason go ahead with it. Please note as a commerce graduate banking and finance institutes are open for you. You could opt for B.Com and CA together and later work as a CA. Or you could opt for self financing courses like BAF ( Bachelors in Accounting and finance), BBI (Bachelors in banking and insurance) or BFM (Bachelors in Financial markets). If you had taken Math as a subject in 12th, you could opt for BCA. Follow it with either a job or a masters degree. Choice is yours. Wish you good luck...

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