Banking / Insurance & Finance - Career Queries

Hi Manvi.. You may can join for the courses like Bachelors in Lab Technology, Physiotherapy, Pharmacy, Food Technology, Forensic Science, Nutrition and Dietetics etc. These courses are offered by Jamia Hamdard, Banaras Hindu University, Lovely Professional University, SRM university etc. You can enjoy the world class campus infrastructure and modern class rooms if you are joining in institutes like LPU. Scholarship schemes are also available there. 

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Dear Aspirant, It appears that you have passed BCom very late at the age of 25/26. Why was this late in passing the graduation? It is nice that you are teaching accounts and tax in an institute, which indicates that you have a good command over those subjects and also that you liked them while in your college and then chose to teach it to future students. You say that you are trying for Chartered Accountancy course but are confused since you are also feeling the CMA would be also good (ICWA is no more, it is now called as Cost & Management Accountancy). If you are interested in pure accoun

2 answers Dr. Anand Wadadekar, PhD in Banking / Insurance & Finance category

Hello Dhananjay,  Why all of a sudden out of the blue did you get this idea that for a good score you wish to reappear for 12th that too after being an engineer?. Anyways before that let me know how will it benefit you in the future?. Any job you apply to or even in terms of further studies, all will look into your graduation score. Though I do not deny employers do look at consistency but they do not reject you based on that. Hence I would say that do not waste your time tninking of the past which is like 5 years back. Think ahead. Think of your future. Whether job or higher studies and

1 answer Meghna Mukherjee in Banking / Insurance & Finance category

Well, firstly, you will need a graduate degree in finance to ensure your chances of getting into research analysis. If you go for an MBA in finance, that would be a plus point. An MBA is not absolutely necessary though.   You can take a look at this YouTube video here to learn about some more intricate details of becoming a research analyst. How to become a research analyst? 

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Hi Nikita.. B.Com, BBA, BCA, B.Sc Computer Science etc are the best available courses after 12th with commerce. You can get good job opportunities after completing these courses. Higher education options are also available. Top universities for these courses are Christ university, JMI, Lovely Professional University etc. You can enjoy the academic and campus life in institutes like these. 

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Dear Aspirant, It appears that you have completed 10+2 level. However which stream 12th is not clear from your query. You can give a call to me and we can talk. However, since you have selected Chartered Accountant category to ask your question, I take it as you are a 12th Commerce pass student and wish to know about the future career in commerce and about Chartered Accountancy course.  From 1 July 2017, ICAI has restructured the entire Chartered Accountancy course. Each group will have four subjects. CPT is now called as Foundation course again as previous, which can be done after 12th.

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Dear Aspirant, I am happy that you are thinking of another career option other than the usual MBA after BBA. Company Secretary course can be done in two ways. One when you are in the under graduate level and one when you are a graduate. You can take admission to Foundation Course of ICSI after passing 12th std with minimum of 45% . There fore since you are in the middle of BBA, it means you have passed 12th. You can go ahead and take admission for Foundation Course. Alternatively, after you complete BBA, you are eligible for taking admission to the Executive Level directly, here also

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Dear Aspirant, Generally the basic eligibility for doing any short term course is 10th or 12th. The eligibility of 10th and 12th depends on which type of short term course you are thinking of doing. If you are Inter fail, then you will have to do courses where the eligibility is 10th. By the way I would like to know why did you not pass Inter. Inter is the basic level of education in this era and that has to be completed irrespective of you are very dull in studies. Firstly I would suggest that you should try hard and pass the Inter level of education.  I also understand from your query,

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But Madam was thinking that I could do polytechnic from mechanical. Or, tell a course that offers better jobs. Please tell me Thanks for your answer

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There are three routes to recruitment Appear for the entrance examinations for Clerks and Probationary Officers held by various banks, in association with Banking Services Recruitment Board. Find a job in a private sector bank, by applying on their websites, or through contacts. It will help to have a MBA here. Enrol for the Banking Diploma courses offered by institutes like TimePro, Sikkim Manipal etc., which offer a guarantee of employment after completion of the course. It will help to acquire a fundamental knowledge of banking, and strengthen your skills with some online banking courses.

1 answer Reena Saxena in Banking / Insurance & Finance category

Enrol for an executive MBA course from a premiere institution. You may also consider acquiring professional qualifications in fields such as Treasury, Risk, IT etc., if that interests you. Apply for jobs in the private sector. The emergence of new payment and small finance banks is creating fresh opportunities. Use your contacts to know about openings which are not advertised or posted on recruitment sites. Network with bank employees of private sector banks regularly to stay updated of developments. Join social media groups which have people in fields of your interest. You stand a better chan

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