Dear Aspirant!

To pursue career in banking as a commerce student you need to follow the steps:

• Educational Qualifications:  you need to take a bachelors degree in the field of commerce.
• Specialize in Finance or Banking: choose a subjects related to finance or banking in your degree to build your knowledge about banking.
• Banking Exams: prepare for the banking entrance exams like IBPS ( Institute of Banking Personnel Selection) which are required for the entry level position in banks.
• Internships: You need to do part time in internship in the banks or finance sector. This will help you to gain experience and build your resume and practical experience.
• Networking: you should attend industry event seminars and connect with the professionals in banking sector of finance sector. Network may provide insights and open the doors for opportunities.
• Soft Skills: apart from that you need to develop the strong communication skills analytical problems solving skills etc.
• Stay Informed: keep yourself updated on current affairs economic trends and banking policies. Keep. This knowledge can be valuable during the interviews.
• Resume Building: create your resume highlighting your academy achievements relevant course work or any internship you have done before.
• Interview Preparation: prepare for the interview questions and be ready interesting banking.

Good luck with your career in banking!

Dear Aspirant!

Yes, you can pursue a Master's degree in UX/UI design after completing your B.Com degree. However, you may need to bridge the gap between your current degree and the new field. Here's how:

1. Research Programs: Look for Master's programs in UX/UI design. Many universities and institutes offer these courses.

2. Prerequisites: Check if the programs have specific prerequisites. Some may require a background in design, arts, or related fields.

3. Preparatory Courses: Consider taking preparatory courses or workshops in UX/UI design. This helps build foundational skills and demonstrates your commitment to the field.

4. Portfolio Development: Create a strong portfolio showcasing any design projects or work, even if they are personal or from preparatory courses. Portfolios are often crucial for admission.

5. Networking: Connect with professionals in the UX/UI design field. Attend industry events or webinars to gain insights and build a network that can be beneficial for both learning and career opportunities.

6. Admission Process: Follow the admission process of the chosen program. Prepare a compelling application, including your portfolio and any relevant experiences or skills you've acquired.

7. Interviews: Be prepared for interviews if the program requires them. Showcase your passion for UX/UI design and how your unique background adds value to the field.

Remember, transitioning to a different field might require additional effort, but your determination, skills, and a well-prepared portfolio can significantly increase your chances of securing admission in a Master's program for UX/UI design.

Dear Aspirant!

Yes, as a commerce student, you can pursue a BA in Criminology to become a crime investigator. This degree will provide you with the necessary knowledge and skills related to crime analysis, law enforcement, and criminal behavior. It's a pathway to a career in criminal investigation and related fields.