After the college education many of our youngsters opt for employment rather than continuing with their studies. We can identify many reasons behind this. The major one is the economical back ground. Unfortunately today’s costlier professional education and higher studies aren’t feasible for many Indians. Each year the expense part of the courses are increasing steeply though the quality part doesn’t show any significant change. Many of the graduates, who come in the common line, can’t take up such courses and forced to find a job for them. The family status and economical back ground is also a reason behind this.

Many of them thinks they can go for the higher courses after earning some money so that they don’t have to depend on any persons or any banks for the financial support. The tight competition at the entry level of the higher courses and less number of seats are also a reason behind the common decision. There are people who don’t have any interest in continuing any studies and end up in a decision to find a job. Whatever is the condition, after each academic year millions of people are newly entering the job market, which is already a congested one in our nation.

As a college pass out the employer offer a minimum salary for these graduates and they do not enjoy any job security. The employer can ask for a resignation at any time and can replace you with some other college pass out. But after some time you will be forced to find some other jobs for better compensation. The IT industries and the corporate world always get blame for unsecured job openings. So now, isn’t it a grate risk for you to put yourself in an unsafe job??? You don’t need to work for somebody who doesn’t value your time and effort.

The preferences for the corporate word among the graduates are due to the unattractiveness and difficulty in getting the Government job. The Banking sector is an answer to all the worries of the Graduates. Again thanks to the globalization and the Government policies which help the booming of the banking sector.

Banking Jobs: Some Specialty!!!!

Today we are witnessing that lakhs of jobs are created in the banking sector and each day we are reading the job notifications by different banks in the newspapers. The banking jobs are more attractive than that of the Government and corporate jobs and also offering a lucrative pay package for the graduates. A probationary officer can draw salary up to Rs. 25,000 and that of the clerical post the pay package ranges from Rs. 12,000-18,000. The job offers you a great security and career growth and development as like in any other industry.

To attain jobs in the banking sector is not difficult for an aspirant unlike the Government jobs, where thecandidates have to work hard, write exam and wait for a long time to get the result. The advanced technology makes the banking exams more feasible and also the results are announced with in a small time frame. If you are ready to put some effort a job is guaranteed for you in this sector. All these make the sector a vibrant one and a career in the banking sector provide social status as well as the professional satisfaction.

Today the banking sector not only welcome graduates and post graduates, but also the professionals in the IT sector, Management and Law. Initially if the credit and foreign sector encourages the professionals, now the banking retail sector is also looking for the various professionals. The stability is not only the attractive feature of the sector that encourage people to chose this sector, the policies on the foreign postings and the investments on the employee education also made the sector a much sought out one.

How to Make Your Path???

There are enough opportunities to one for a faster career growth. By taking the internal exams the graduates can reach up to the executive cadre at the very early stage of their life. With in two years a person in the clerical post can become an officer by promotion and scale up process. These all shows a wonderful opportunity for the graduates to have a reputed career without investing on your higher studies.

What makes your path into this exciting sector is preparation. The aspirants need to prepare well for the examination so as to grab the opportunity. The banks are conducting the recruitment exams when the vacancies are arising in different department. The clerical and probationary officer’s exams are much popular in our country.

When you prepare for the bank exams you need to understand the basic fact that these exams are more about evaluating your application level than about the knowledge part. You can understand this factor by looking into the question pattern. The clerical exams only cover the subjects under the higher secondary level but even the professionals found difficulty to answer those questions. Here you have to cutting the edge of your preparation and the hard work. If you are ready to spend at least some hours completely for the preparation on one can stop you to have a job in this sector.

When you are doing your preparation the most important area that needs attention is Time Management. Candidates have to make their own study plan rather than following the set ones. Since there is sectional cutoff you have to attend a minimum in each area. But people are strong and weak in different perspective, if you are good in quantitative rather than English; allot extra time to the weaker area. The speed and accuracy are the basic evaluation criteria in these exams. The coaching centers and taking mock tests help you to prepare for the competition. When it comes to the interview and the group discussion part you have to have updating knowledge about the world and its happenings. The habit of news paper reading is a solution to these requirements. In the interview board you are expected to answer at least 60-70% of the questions.

You are living in a world of opportunity and choices; you have to make the right decision for you. Remember the time and efforts should treat as valuable commodities. There is an old says that ‘opportunity seldom knocks twice’, but when it is you have to take the chance……