I am in class 11. I am a commerce student with the subjects english, accountancy, financial marketing management, banking, cost accounting and business studies. What career I should pursue in?
Commerce students have a wide range of career prospects in both private and public sectors. Once you pursue your Bachelor's degree in Commerce stream, you can either go for higher studies or can either procure job in Accountancy, Banking, etc.
Given below are some of the most common job profiles after a Bachelor's Degree in Commerce stream:
- Sales Analyst
- Accountant
- Stock Broker
- Finance Manager
- Sales Manager, etc.
The scope of a commerce course is extensive. The variety of fields into which one might choose to specialise in increase the employment landscape and prospects for career growth.
What is the eligibility for MBA admission at GGITS Jabalpur?
Candidates with a bachelor’s degree are eligible to apply for GGITS MBA. They should have secured a minimum of 50% marks (45% marks for candidates belonging to reserved category) in the qualifying exam. Admission to the GGITS MBA course is done based on the entrance exam- MET conducted by the VYPAM Govt. of Madhya Pradesh.
plutus academy in Pune for banking po exam with detailed adress
Hello Student,
Bank PO or Bank Probationary Officer is a post in Public Sector Banks. Plutus Academy provides both Online as well as Offline Mode to the candidates to prepare for SSC, banking and other exams.
Plutus Academy is one of the best coaching for the Bank PO exam in Delhi due to experienced teachers and teaching methods.
Plutus Academy provides online coaching to the candidates. https://plutusias.com/ This is the official website of the academy, it provides all the required information and contact details.
Alternative coachings in Pune for Bank PO exam-:
- Career Power
- Career Launcher
- Mahendra's
I hope this helps you. All the best for your future endeavours.
i have pursued my graduation in BAF and right now im pursuing Masters in Banking and finance so what will be the steps for me to pursue company secretary course?
Dear Student,
So, when it comes to courses like CA and CS, the duration of the course may vary depending on the number of attempts required to pass all of the tests, but it is undoubtedly one of the most commonly asked questions. So, to begin, let us examine the course structure:
As you may be aware, Company Secretary is separated into three levels, which are as follows:
Foundation\sExecutive\sProfessional
After 9 months of passing the previous level, one can sit for the next level exam. However, because the tests are only held in June and December, the interval is practically 12 months. So it will take THREE YEARS to complete all of the examinations.
Apart from the tests, the student must complete the following necessary trainings (new training structure for students who enrol for the course from April 1, 2014):
All students who cleared their Executive on or after August 25, 2015 are eligible for the 15-day Academic Program. This training is further subdivided as follows:
2 days Program of Induction
3 days of e-government
Five days of skill development
5 days of Entrepreneurial Development
After passing the Professional level, you will be required to attend a 15-day Management Skills Orientation Program (MSOP).
After completing the Foundation, Executive, or Professional levels, either 3 or 2 or 1 year(s) of Long Term Internship with designated entities.
Based on the foregoing, we may deduce that the duration of the course, including the internship, is as follows if all levels are passed on the first try:
If the internship is pursued after Foundation, the total time will be ONE YEAR OF FOUNDATION + THREE YEARS OF INTERNSHIP (while taking the Executive and Professional exams) = FOUR YEARS.
If the internship is undertaken after Executive, the total time will be ONE YEAR FOUNDATION + ONE YEAR EXECUTIVE + TWO YEARS INTERNSHIP (while applying for Professional) = FOUR YEARS.
If the internship is pursued after Professional, the total time will be ONE YEAR FOUNDATION + ONE YEAR EXECUTIVE + ONE YEAR PROFESSIONAL + ONE YEAR INTERNSHIP = FOUR YEARS.
Visit the ICSI website at Icsi.edu or contact the Chapter office for information on fees and exams.
SCOPES and ROLES -
It has a lot of potential in the future, thanks to the new Companies Act of 2013. It is getting more widespread as the corporate sector expands.
Cs is the company's sole compliance officer. It serves as a liaison between the BOD and the company.
In terms of knowledge, a company secretary is well-versed in finance, corporate law, corporate governance, the stock market, and so on.
A business secretary can also serve as a legal counsel, a managing director, and so on. There is no doubting that the position of company secretary is one of the highest paid in India. Even those who run their own practise can make a good living. A newcomer can easily earn 3-5 lakhs per year.
It is entirely up to you how focused and dedicated you are to your profession.
Good luck.
bcom general and bcom computers which is good for banking
Hello Aspirant,
Hope you are doing well. You could choose B.Com (//B.Com) Computer Science for a career in the banking sector. With digitisation of the banking sector, learning computer science in your B.Com (//B.Com) degree could make you job ready. It will help you while maintaining accounts and managing payrolls using software.
All the best!
how to clear banking exam which classes should we join
Hi aspirants
Here are a few pointers for you to consider .
- Plan wisely. Planning is an essential part of your studies.
- Stay updated.
- Study topic wise.
- Be thorough with your GK.
- Manage your time like a pro.
- Keep revising all topics.
- Practice Previous Years
- Give Mock tests
the exam mainly consists of 3 subjects - Quantitative aptitude, English language, and Reasoning ability.
The marks distribution is as follows:
- English Language - 30 marks
- Reasoning Ability - 35 marks
- Quantitative Aptitude - 35 marks
- In mains general awareness and banking awareness will also be included
Different types of bank exam in India
- State Bank of India - PO, SO, Clerk
- Institute of Banking Personnel Selection - IBPS PO, SO, Clerk, RRB
- Reserve Bank of India - RRB office grade B, assistant
- National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development - NABARD Exam
- Indian Institute of Banking & Finance (IIBF Exams)
Anyone can clear the bank exam without any coaching. You just need to give your self-study and proper direction. But if you thought it is required then you can either go for online coaching or any training institute based on your convenience
Hope this Helps
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https://competition.careers360.com/articles/bank-exams
Good Luck!