Hi leena,

Considering the fact that you are a youngster, I would say you go for UPSC, a person who has cleared UPSC examination is seen different in the Indian Society. UPSC provides a lot of job opportunities to serve the people and the amount of satisfaction it will give while doing so will be incomparable to anything.

Although banking jobs are also good and quite reputed and can serve as a decent way of living but none can be compared to the father of all the jobs - UPSC ! Since you are young you should atleast give it a try for as the saying goes 'the preparation alone of this exam makes you a different personal overall'.

But don't just blindly follow this suggestion as for clearing upsc, according to the toppers your 'WHY' should be very strong hence take suggestions from your parents, teachers and finally make up your mind to do something that is best suited for you.

Regards.

Yeah! Obviously for banking both in Government and private sector, statisticians are highly required. But if you wish to go for the private sector and want to work in the domain of statistics, then going for the MSc will be a better choice. After MSc Statistics, the exposure to different fields increases and also the salary packages in jobs are highly appreciated.

The top recruiters in the field are-

• HDFC

• Accenture

• Cognizant

• RBI

• Neilson

• Tata Consultancy Services Innovation labs

• Blue Ocean Marketing

• BNP Paribas

• Goldman Sachs

• Genpact

• GE Capital

• HP

• Indian Market Research Bureau

• Deloitte

For more information regarding Statistics consider the link provided below:

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/statistics-course

I hope this helps. Wish you a great day!

Hello hello ,

Working in a bank is really a good option. Making careers in this field is really a sensible decision. As per your query , there are various degree courses which you can have to get a bank job after your intermediate. Here , i am mentioning them.

• B.com in banking and insurance
• B.com in banking management
• B.com(honours) in banking and insurance
• B.sc in banking and finance
• B.B.A in banking and finance
• B.B.A in banking

I hope you will be clear now.

All the very best for your future :,-)

Hello aspirant,

Although, the print our of your kcet application form is enough to say that you have filled the application form and have played the registration fees, but still the authorities asked for the kcet fees printout page. And they do not ask for the bank proof. So you have to take the printou tod your kcet application form and fees page from the kcet website which will be used at the time of counselling.

Further, below are the documents that you'll need for the kcet counselling ;:

• KCET 2022 application form printout.
• Proof of application fee payment.
• KCET 2022 admit card .
• Score card of SSLC/10th Standard.
• Score card of 2nd PUC/12th Standard.
• Two recent passport size photographs.
• Study Certificate Countersigned by the concerned BEO/DDPI.

Further , you can know more about the kcet exam , application form, syllabus, fees, etc by following the link mentioned below : https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/kcet-counselling/amp&ved=2ahUKEwjxzKfo39T3AhX_63MBHVHACBQQFnoECAoQBQ&usg=AOvVaw3PXy4hSk944kZ7uRA7hGEG

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://dqxeclau.top/exams/kcet/amp&ved=2ahUKEwiqkrLw4NT3AhV5ILcAHY4dD6QQFnoECAUQAQ&usg=AOvVaw3mp1NYswTiXzkol5qTwITz

I hope that this will help.

Hello Student

Being a computer engineer you will get any reputed software company for your placement. If you try for banking sector apply as per ad published in 'Employment NEWS' then you will also take after some steps of screening test and viva voice. Apply from the advertisement of banking service recruitment Board number of post and the name of the post will be declared you have to apply with requisite application fees and valid documents which is required for it. So don't be puzzled. Take concentration on your career. Hope you will get better chances in banking sector under the  payroll that according to  the banking sector norms .

Hope this will help.

MBA in Marketing and HR has a very good scope in Banking sectors. However, you are required to qualify in bank exams and you are also required to clear that exam for the credit officer in Bank Of India. But it is preferable for a candidate to pursue MBA degree in Finance.

Hello Aspirant,

In this case just log-out of your application dashboard of CLAT 2022 and log-in again and if it still shows the same status of your payment then your payment might not have been credited to the beneficiary's bank account but debited from your bank account so in this case your money will either be credited back to your account within 72 working hours or it will be credited to the beneficiary's bank account.

So I would recommend you to wait for at least 3 days more and if the issue persists then I would recommend you to contact the authorities regarding the same :-

Email : [email protected]

Phone : 080-47162020 (between 10:00 am to 05:00 pm on all working days).

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Hi aspirant,

Yes, you can write Government Bank exams after completion of your MBA course also. Minimum education qualification required is Bachelor's degree from a recognised College or University.

To appear for Government Bank exams, you need to meet education qualification, age criteria, etc.

With Bachelor's degree also you can apply for Government Bank exams in India. MBA is not compulsory for appearing in Government Bank exams.

Best Government Bank Exams are listed below.

••SBI PO

••IBPS RRB Officer Scale

••SBI Clerk

••IBPS PO

••IBPS Clerk

••NABARD

••RBI Officer Grade C

••IBPS SO

••RBI Office Assistant

••SBI SO

••RBI GRADE B Officer, etc.

May this information was helpful to you.

Good Luck!!