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27th July 2013, 03:36 PM
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How to get post banking job after 12th?
I want to know about a good post banking job after 12th.I also want to know is the value of college under which graduation is done matters in banking job?
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25th May 2015, 09:51 AM
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To get the banking job after your 12th, you will have to go for your graduation course at the very first as the minimum requirement for the bank jobs is a bachelor degree .Your stream of graduation and college does not matter but your university must be recognized .
Few other qualifications required for applying for bank jobs are as :- * You must be an Indian Citizen . * You must have the knowledge about how to operate a computer as the bank work is based on the same only in present era . * Your age must be within 20 years to 28 years for bank Clerk post where as for the bank Probationary officer it must be within 21 years to 30 years .Also there is the provision of age relaxation for other categories as per the norms . Also for getting these jobs you have to clear respective entrance examinations like IBPS exams and SBI exams for which the eligibility criteria is same as mentioned above and for more information regarding the pattern of examination and notifications about the upcoming examinations log on to their respective official link . |
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25th May 2015, 06:08 PM
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No there are no good jobs in the baking on 10+2 educational qualification. The minimum qualification required to get jobs in banks is graduation.
The examination for the jobs in banks as PO and Clerk are conducted by the IBPS and SBI. IBPS conducts for the all other banks where as SBI conducts for its own. The eligibility criteria to get the jobs are :- * Candidates must have graduation degree from a recognised university. * Candidates age must be between 19-28 years for the Clerk and 21-38 for the PO. There is relaxation in age for the other category and ex-service man. * There is no restriction on discipline and aggregate of graduation. The examination are conducted in three stages as :- * Preliminary. * Mains. * Interview. It is necessary to qualify in each of the stages for the final seiection in the jobs. The questions paper contains question of Reasoning , English and General knowledge mainly. So if you are interested in it you an start your preparation as it is not going to be easy without preparation. For more information visit at www.sbionline.in or www.ibps.in. |
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25th May 2015, 08:04 PM
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# Now-a-days IBPS conducts the banking examinations for all nationalised banks in India except State Bank of India.
# State Bank of India conducts its banking examination its own without any interference of IBPS. # After 10+2, only post or position available in banking sector is Clerk. # Now, you have two options before you which are: * IBPS Bank Clerk Examination * SBI Clerk Examination # Required educational qualification: * 10+2 in any stream * Must have obtained minimum 60% marks for General category and 50% for reserved category. # Age limit prescribed: * 20-28 years for General category * 20-31 years for OBC category * 20-33 years for SC/ST category * 20-38 years for Physically Handicapped category # Examination pattern: * Written Objective Type Test * Personal Interview # Pattern of Written Objective Type Test: * Quantitative Aptitude * General English * General Studies & Current Affairs * Reasoning Ability * Computer Knowledge Note:- Here above all five sections carry 50 marks & 50 marks individually. Candidate has to qualify each and every section separately. |
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