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| 31st July 2013 10:38 PM | |
| ranjith1438 |
Re: Can I give banking exam if I am from B.Co 1st semester Hai,
No you need to complete atleast graduation, so first complete your b.com graduation. The best exam for banking is IBPS CWE(Common Written Exam) which is conducted under 19 public bank sectors. Eligibility criteria:- Applicant should be complete graduation from a recognised university. No need of percentage restrictions to appear this exam. Applicant should be a citizen of India. Age criteria:- The age limits are 20 years to 30 years, Three years relaxation for OBC candidates, Five years relaxation for SC/ST candidates, Ten years relaxation for PWD candidates. Selection process:- Written exam, Personal interview. Syllabus:- General english, General awareness with reference to banking knowledge and computer knowledge, Quantitative aptitude, Reasoning. For more details visit www.ibps.in All the best. |
| 31st July 2013 07:31 PM | |
| sherleytwain |
Re: Can I give banking exam if I am from B.Co 1st semester It is not possible to apply for the banking exam if you are only in the first semester of Bachelor of Commerce. You will at least have to complete graduation else there is no way to apply. Once you have completed the graduation you can apply for banking exams conducted by the Institute of Banking Personnel Services. It conducts IBPS Bank Clerk and IBPS Bank PO entrance exam on the yearly basis. There are 19 Public Sector Banks that accepts the exams by Institute of Banking Personnel Services. The list of these banks is:- Allahabad Bank Andhra Bank Bank of Baroda Bank of Maharashtra Bank of India Central Bank of India Canara Bank Dena Bank Corporation Bank Indian Overseas Bank Indian Bank Punjab National Bank Oriental Bank of Commerce Syndicate Bank Punjab & Sind Bank United Bank of India Union Bank of India Vijaya Bank UCO Bank The IBPS Bank Clerk is conducted twice a year. First time in March and second time towards the end of the year. While the IBPS Bank PO is conducted in June. Although its not the rule. This year IBPS Bank PO will be conducted in September. IBPS Exams Eligibility 1. You should be Indian national to apply. 2. Must have a bachelor's degree from recognized college. 3. There is no percentage criteria for both the exams. 4. You should have diploma or degree in Computers. 5. Those who studied Computer Science subject in 12th/college are also eligible. 6. The age limit is 20 to 28 years for IBPS Clerk. 7. The age limit for IBPS Bank PO is 20 to 30 years. 8. There is 3 years relaxation for OBC. 9. Relaxation of 5 years is given to SC/ST. 10. Upper age is relaxed by 10 years for PWD. |
| 30th July 2013 10:15 PM | |
| imira |
Re: Can I give banking exam if I am from B.Co 1st semester You can apply for banking jobs after completing graduation. Graduates can apply for the profile of clerk in banks. Bachelor degree holders with a minimum of 60% marks can apply for P.O post. Upper age limit for P.O is 30 years. For clerk, the maximum age limit is 28 years. Now you can apply for P.O post through the web portal of IBPS. |
| 24th December 2012 06:46 PM | |
| Yami1 |
Re: Can I give banking exam if I am from B.Co 1st semester Since you say its the 1st semester of your graduation, you can apply for the clerical post in a bank.After completing your graduation you will also be eligible for the post of P.O.,but right now just the clerical post. The exams for clerical post are held almost every year. Sections you need to be good at for this exam are- Mathematical Reasoning Aptitude General knowledge/Current affairs English Basic Computer knowledge. I can say that if you go well prepared and have a good enough speed then this is not a difficult exam to crack...but go through the sample papers thoroughly. Also there is a negative marking in this exam and all the questions are objective type. |
| 19th December 2012 05:09 PM | |
| Unregistered |
Can I give banking exam if I am from B.Co 1st semester i want to ask i m in b.co Ist sem....can i give banking exam n when it is going to held..waat subjects r there |
