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Good morning Sir, my name is Maheshwar Reddy; I have passed my BSc with 63% with chemistry, maths and physics. Little bit I have interest in banking sectors. So, which is the better option to do, either MSc or banking sector?

First of all I want to say that the higher your qualification the higher you get paid. You have mentioned that you are interested in banking sectors after completing B.Sc. So, if you are really interested then you can apply for banking jobs. But, it would be better if you complete your master's degree at first. As it will result in fetching better jobs with high salary options. Hence, according to me you can go for master's degree at first rather than going into banking sectors.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Good morning Sir, my name is Maheshwar Reddy; I have passed my BSc with 63% with chemistry, maths and physics. Little bit I have interest in banking sectors. So, which is the better option to do, either MSc or banking sector?

If you are interested to work in banking sector, you can apply for jobs like Clerk and Probationary Officer posts in nationalized banks after completion of B.Sc course. A job in the banking sector is very good for the graduates. Job security and salary are good at the banks. You can also study after joining in the banks through distance education. You have to prepare well to clear the written test, as the competition for the job in the bank is very high. You can also join coaching classes to clear the bank examinations. It is one of the best options available for the B.Sc completed students.

Both MSc and banking sector are good for you but you tell that you have more interest in banking sector so, if you want banking sector job then best option is IBPS entrance exam. You can apply for any of the given below entrance exam:-

> IBPS clerk
> IBPS Bank PO

Eligibility criteria for IBPS exam

- You must be Indian citizens.
- Bachelor's degree in any discipline.
- You must have a certificate in computer operating skills.
- Age limit for IBPS entrance exam is 20 to 28 years.
- Relaxation is given to Sc / St and OBC categories.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Good morning Sir, my name is Maheshwar Reddy; I have passed my BSc with 63% with chemistry, maths and physics. Little bit I have interest in banking sectors. So, which is the better option to do, either MSc or banking sector?

After completion of B.Sc degree, you can go for Banking sector.

Those candidates who have completed graduation degree from a recognized university are eligible for IBPS and SBI clerk exam.

Your age should be in between 20 to 28 years.

Those candidates who have completed graduation degree from a recognized university are eligible for IBPS and SBI PO exam.

Your age should be in between 20 to 30 years.

If you have interest in Banking,real Banking,and not this clerk jobs of cash depositing and Assistant managers job of checking KYC documents and account opening only, then go for MBA.
Bank PO or clerks are not Bankers.They are bank employees.
Complete your MBA in Finance or Sales, and go for large private sector MNC banks or Indian Banks,IF you want a core Banking Job.

It's depends upon your interest. Both the courses has their different values.
If you will do m.sci than you can get teacher job and after completion of m.sci you can apply for PhD.

If you want to do job in a bank than you have to apply for IBPS exam .
You can apply for po, clerk and Specialist officer post.
A candidate must be graduated with any discipline to apply for IBPS exam.

Hello,
You must go for Post-graduation after completing your graduation.
There will be lots of career opportunities for you, once you completes your masters.
Go for one of the well known entrance exam in India i.e. IIT JAM.
IIT JAM (Joint Admission Test for M.Sc.) is a national level entrance exam through which you can get admission in IITs and IISc.

The exam is conducted by IITs and IISc on rotationaly.
Thousands of aspirants appears in this exam to get the opportunity for admission in these Institutes.

JAM Exam is conducted for following Programmes:

• M.Sc.
• Joint M.Sc. - Ph.D.
• M.Sc. - Ph.D. Dual Degree.
• Integrated Ph.D. courses
• And for other post-bachelor programmes.

Following are the subjects for which JAM Exam conduted:

• Physics,
• Chemistry,
• Mathematics
• Mathematical Statistics
• Geology
• Biological Science
• Biotechnology

So these is the complete information for IIT JAM Exam. Now decision is yours.