Hi

You can do any degree course i. e btech / bsc /bcom /ba or any degree course and then will become eligible for bank exams qualifying which you can get bank jobs

This is because,

To be eligible for bank exams, all you need is a bachelor's /graduate degree in any discipline

For your reference,

Sbi po & sbi clerk eligibility criteria is given below:-

>>>>>>>>>>>> SBI PO eligibility criteria is provided below :-

------------)   you need to be a graduate in any discipline from a recognised University

------------)  Lower age limit is 21 years while the upper age limit is 30 years as on 1st April of the year of examination. Also, there's relaxation on upper age limit which is given below:-

• obc:- 3 years age relaxation , so upper age limit is 33 for obc

• SC/ST :- 5 years age relaxation, so upper age limit is 35 for sc/st

------------) You should be Indian

You can check the same by visiting our page for which link is provided below

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/sbi-po

>>>>>>>>>>>> SBI clerk  eligibility criteria is given below :

------------------------)  Educational qualification :-  you need to be a   graduate in any discipline.   Those who are in final semester of their graduation are also eligible to apply provisionally.

------------------------) Age :-  you must be at least 20 years old (as on 01 April of the year of examination). You must not be more than  28 years old (as of 01 April of the year of examination).

You can get the complete information regarding eligibility by visiting our page the link for the same is given below

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/sbi-clerk-eligibility-criteria#--SBI-Clerk-Eligibility-Criteria-2021-

Thank you

Hello Deepak,

Yes, you can prepare for bank exam.

Every category of PWD has unique issues. However, recruiting firms are making every effort to support these candidates.These individuals have now passed the tests and joined banks, the government, the public sector, etc. Despite the limitations, they are working.

After passing the exam, they have a promising future, and in bank examinations, there is a reservation for people with disabilities, making it somewhat simpler for them to pass and lead happy lives.

Thank You

Greetings!

In such a case the first step you must take is to, try contacting the admission department either through mail or the contact number given on website.

They will definitely look into the matter and update your details, there is no need to worry about money, it is highly unlikely that it will be lost due to such an error, however you must make sure that you bring it into their notice.

~Sach Thadani

Hello,

Unfortunately, it is difficult to prepare for banking exams, RRB, etc. and UPSC simultaneously, because the syllabus is different. But you can prepare for state pcs exams, SSC and few others and UPSC simultaneously. Mathematics portion in these exams has a higher level than that of UPSC, but the rest of syllabus overlaps. But if you prepare for these exams simultaneously, then you will have to devote more time and efforts.

There are many coaching that provide UPSC coaching. Some of them are: VisionIAS, Vajiram & Ravi, Forum IAS, Drishti, etc. Candidates are more attracted towards VisionIAS and Vajiram & Ravi. These two coaching institutes have been there for many years and they have built their names. They have produced many toppers. The study material and resources provided by VisionIAS are extremely good. Drishti IAS has been known for hindi medium students.

Hope it helps.

All the best!

To appear for a bank exam you should at least have a bachelor's degree from a recognized University. Moreover, If you are planning to drop out from your master's degree then you won't be asked to bring certificates from that University. Possibility is they may ask you the reason to drop out from the master's degree. For safer side you should approach your university's academic branch and follow the procedure for documentation. They will certainly help you.

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Hello Friend,

First of all I really appreciate that you have asked this question. Not many open up and come forward to speak this suffering. After going through your question carefully, I feel that you can definitely come out of this situation as you have poured your heart out and are now ready to change yourself. So first things first, it does not matter that you have wasted many years in fake studies for bank preparation, what matters is if you have realized now that you were faking to study now you can become serious and really study for something which really matters to you. Even 1 year of seriously studying something which matters to you and pulls you is much better than faking to study in something simply because you want status/ respect in society out of the job you will get. The core issue why this is happening with you is because, 1) You don't know why in the first place you are doing what you are doing, 2) You are doing to gain status/respect in society and now you have realized you are not interested in these studies but you value societal status more than your inner well being.

Now you are asking how should you prepare for GA in last 2.5 months left. This  shows that you are stuck in a vicious circle and the more you are trying, the more you are getting stuck.

In the last part you said you are now feeling suicidal. My friend, I know one thing for sure- a person like you who speaks up about what he is suffering on such a big platform is indeed very brave and just needs a bit of support. We all are here to help you. As a friend I would advise you to watch video of "Acharya Prashant" on  youtube. Just search- "Acharya Prashant on career".

In the end we all are here always for your help. Feel free to ask any help. Your are a very brave guy.

Hope to hear from you soon.

Good Morning

Yes!!! you can get Bank job, if you are belongs to arts stream. but you should have some important skills to get Bank job easily like; communication skills, Analytical skills, Costumer service skills and Team work. following is the list of Bank Jobs you can apply after class 12th

For more information checkout given link below:
https://www.careers360.com/careers/articles/bank-jobs-after-12th-counar

Hope you found it helpful
All the best!!!

DEAR ASPIRANT

WHILE FILLING FORM OF IBPS PO YOU NEED TO FEEL YOUR GRADUATION PERCENTAGE .SO YOU CANNOT FILL IBPS PO IN 3rd YOU HAVE TO WAIT FOR 1 YEAR MORE . DO HARDWORK IN THAT TIME ,SO YOU CAN CLEAR IN FIRST ATTEMPT ONLY BECAUSE THE COMPETITION SO HIGH FOR BANK EXAM.