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21st June 2010, 02:26 PM
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Is there any scope for banking in this coming future?
I am a banking and insurance student from RIZVI college. I am planning to do Masters in banking and simultaneously pursuing GNIIT(Business Information Management). and so I am will to do Masters in banking.
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4th July 2010, 02:49 AM
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Hello friend,
Banking is not a small venture. This industry is ever growing and the opportunities are endless. In present scenario, banking is not just about deposits and withdrawls. Every possible financial instruments are been operated by banks nowadays. The industry is always looking for experts to improve the quality of services and improve or sustain their position in the market. Banks like ICICI, HDFC, AXIS are the big names in private sector which offers good packages to the deserving candidates along with public sector banks. |
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4th July 2010, 05:42 PM
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yes...there is good future for banking in masters degree..so,you study...all the best
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4th July 2010, 07:27 PM
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Dear friend,
You can do Masters in Banking Management/Masters in Banking and Insurance Management course from a recognized college or University after this. Or else you can also apply for Bank PO jobs. The starting packages for PO is around 12,000-18,000. |
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4th July 2010, 11:02 PM
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definitely!!!
banking has too much scope in the present era .. all are crazy about money and hence banking so there lot of work to do for banks and for that they need large amount of man power that's you ... large no. of vacancies are notified every year so there is a very good scope for it and for filling them various all india exams are conducted and also on-campus placements are done from colleges .. Doing masters in banking is a very good step as banks looks for the students who are little bit mature in understanding the processes which are less satisfied by bachelors and pursuing GNIIT will add to the value of your masters degree but you need to be more focussed now as you will be preparing for two degrees... RIZVI college is a good place to go for masters so don't worry about it .. All the best !!! |
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4th July 2010, 11:24 PM
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dear friend
there is a great scope in banking sector in the upcoming years. u can work in domestic banks like SBI ,UTI, and foreign banks like HSBC,BOA and many more. u can also join insurance companies of india as well as of foreign companies. it will give u more money,status and also a chance to work with global leaders. all the best. |
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5th July 2010, 03:06 PM
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yes..there is lot of scope in banking sector.it is so crazy because...it is government...there will be lots of previlges for us ..if we do government jobs..and paticularly..bank exams..as thay high salaries...it is conducted all over india ..as it under central government...so,it is very beneficiary..so,this is the reason for heavy competition..suppose..if there 24 vacanies...the candidates appling for that job will be 5000 members..and qualification will be useful in the personal interview..first you need to selected in the first step of test..in that most will be eliminated..so u need to study well dear.as you have studied the courses relating to the banking..you do have more chances to get in.....all the best
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5th July 2010, 03:28 PM
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Yaa..ofcourse frend..it is not a small sector...even the mbbs graduates are applying the jobs in banks when the notifications are printed...by that ,we can understand the competition the candidates all over country..it is easy to get job..because...there will be heavy competition..it is mainly as the salary will be high and a comfortable job..there will not stress like in other jobs
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14th July 2010, 07:26 PM
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ofcourse friend.you can apply..i think there are no back-logs..i mean you cleared the course(i mean you passed all the subjects)right..okay,thenyou can apply bank clerical exams..you prefer books of R.S.AGARWAL most probably.so,there will be coaching centers for this bank exams.so,you take coaching and refer to those previous questionpapers of bank exams if available.in bank exams,most probably,english counts at crtical stage.it will tough than the regional competitive exams.no doubt,you can apply for clerkical exams.all the best frend .....
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15th August 2010, 01:49 PM
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Appearing for banking is not that matters cracking it with flying colours is what is needed '
And for preparetion the best way is to go through a good Coaching Institute, there you will find hand on guidance of whole matter. Well, being a Commerce student opting for "Commerce" or "Economics" has an application in near future. |
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9th October 2010, 03:10 AM
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hi friend,
It is good that you persued your graduation from GNIIT, As far as this course is concerned , this has its unique significance. The Master programme Banking and Finance qualifies students for assuming demanding tasks in the financial services sector. Beside the examination of leading theories and concepts, which seek to prepare students for their professional experience. A major concern of this Master programme is to introduce students - by seminars and a Master thesis - to major fields of research in banking and finance. However you can not get such jobs in India, it is an advise that you persue your masters in foreign because in India your master would be ragarded as ordinary one , and such type of qulification jobs are not published either. |
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16th December 2010, 03:33 PM
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DEAR
banking is a field which is still on a boom and in future absolutely it will have a great scope .......... most of the engineers are moving towards this sector good day........... |
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20th December 2010, 02:55 PM
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Sir i m pursuing b.com from alld univ and this is my last year.In addition to this i am preparing for bank po.i would like to know about those short term courses(for 1 yr) that i can do after completing my grad. and would help me to be more proffesional and would provide weightage to my CV.PLZ HELP.
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30th December 2010, 08:09 PM
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Dear friend,
In banking future is very bright. You see every year a lot of vacancies are being released in the banks every year, in all the fields modernisation is going on so in the banks also day by day modernisation is going on. All the bank employees have pre set working hour. Banks are just like industries. So the future of bank employees are bright in future. ALL THE BEST!!! |
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13th January 2011, 10:08 PM
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hiii,,,
Banking is a vast area. This industry offers endless opportunities. Every possible financial instruments are been operated by banks nowadays. The industry is always looking for experts to improve the quality of services and improve or sustain their position in the market. Banks like ICICI, HDFC, AXIS are the big names in private sector which offers good packages to the deserving candidates along with public sector banks. Good luck |
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14th January 2011, 01:13 PM
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Dear,
Banks are just like industries and Bank offers endless job opportunities. Private Banks like ICICI, HDFC, AXIS, YES Bank, CITY Bank or Corporate Bank etc. are the big banks in private sector which offers good salary packages to the deserving candidates and Government sector banks like SBI & RBI also offers good salary packages to the deserving candidates. In banking future is very bright and banks opens a lot of vacancies every year. All the bank employees have pre set working hour. All the Best |
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14th January 2011, 09:40 PM
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banking is not a small field .and according to me it is an evergreen field. if we look in past 4 or 5 years then we can say that the number of banks are increased rapidly. the banks had opened their branches in small towns and cities which clearly shows that it is increasing and is expected to increase further in coming future.
so, there is nothing wrong in choosing your career in banking sector . go for it . salary is also good here . |
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15th January 2011, 01:26 AM
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Hi!!!!
Nowdays banking and insurance is a growing carrior and there is much money in this sector. So not to worry about your future becasue in the coming years it will grow and grow.there are lots of nationalize or private banks which are involved in both banking and insurance so carry on. with best wishes!!!! |
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18th January 2011, 11:53 PM
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yes there are several options dear..as the growth keeps on increasing,funds should also be provided by banks....increment in these really have better future in banking sector
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19th January 2011, 04:46 PM
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hi!
Yes, of course there is huge scope for banking sector in future. Banking sector in India has quickly overcome the negative impacts of recession. With the high economic growth driving the demand for funds banks are expected to grow at high rates. The banking sector is a lucrative sector if you do well. The promotional prospects are moderately high. There is ample opportunity for career growth & advancement. With a masters in banking degree, you can look to join Multinational Banks, finance companies, Investment banking firms etc. |
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21st January 2011, 04:41 PM
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banking won't fall like IT industry suddenly in any planet. this is because its huge and has become part & parsel ot the life. Every one wants to save their earning and they have got to do it with banks. so, no harm till there are humans on this planet.....
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#31
27th January 2011, 08:05 PM
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I hv completed my engineering with 72% marks in Information Technology in 2009.
In 10th I had 78% & in 12th I had 65%. Is it justified that I apply for bank jobs where simple gratuates are also dere with me in the competition? Is dere any extra advantage for Engineers in banking sectors apart from those who hv completed their graduation of 3 years ? |
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17th February 2011, 12:59 AM
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Sir a very Good Evening Myself Nikhil Shah Actually I am presently working and my past experience is of Pharma Industry. I am quite interested in Finance Sector. I am also pursuing DFM (Diploma in Financial Mgmt) from Welingkars, Mumbai. Now I have got call for a job where one is a Diagnostic Company named Transasia Bio-Medicals Ltd (Which is a german MNC) and who is providing me a package of Rs 220000/- and another call I have got from The Kalyan Janta Sahakari Bank which is situated next to my house and who is giving me a package of Rs 8000-9000/- P.M. for Clerical Post My present CTC is Rs 175000/- in one of the pharma concern. I am staying at Kalyan and transasia is situated at Andheri but they ae providing me additional benefits like Travelling Facilities, lunch & snacks, same is the case with Bank Now I am confused where should I go Bank or Company where will I grow???? can you please recommend me quickly.....
Regards, Nikhil |
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29th April 2011, 05:39 PM
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Hiiiii.........i m doing my BBI(b.com in banking n insurance)completed my FYBBI n now will turn to SYBBI so thinking to give some exams which are related to bank..so may i get to know wt is the procedure n from where to appear for these all exams like RBI,LIC,N so on...............n from where we will get the forms n also the books to which i have to refer.......n also side by i want to take a experience n want to work in a bank so can i get a part time job in bank......plz reply me as soon as possible.regards_pinky.....
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#35
30th April 2011, 09:02 AM
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hi,
It is good that you persued your graduation from GNIIT, As far as this course is concerned , this has its unique significance. The Master programme Banking and Finance qualifies students for assuming demanding tasks in the financial services sector. Beside the examination of leading theories and concepts, which seek to prepare students for their professional experience. A major concern of this Master programme is to introduce students - by seminars and a Master thesis - to major fields of research in banking and finance. However you can not get such jobs in India, it is an advise that you persue your masters in foreign because in India your master would be ragarded as ordinary one , and such type of qulification jobs are not published either. thanks |
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30th April 2011, 10:56 AM
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Yes, there is large scope for banking sector in future.
Banking sector in India has quickly overcome the negative impacts of recession. With the high economic growth driving the demand for funds banks are expected to grow at high rates. Private Banks like ICICI, HDFC, AXIS, YES Bank, CITY Bank or Corporate Bank etc. are the big banks in private sector which offers good salary packages to the deserving candidates and Government sector banks like SBI & RBI also offers good salary packages to the deserving candidates. |
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4th May 2011, 03:09 AM
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Respected Sir, I am in my final year of MSc in agricultural economics & farm management and have a keen desire to work in the banking sector. I have an interest to work in foreign banks. Will you please guide me what to do for it
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5th May 2011, 02:20 PM
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New Question:
There is a lot confusion with me: Actually i have been employed in Multi national Firm (zipper Manufacturer) since 2007 and now get an opportunity in The Askari bank (treasury dpt) but confusion is that salary is less than current job ?What should I prefer? Should I continue searching another as i want to leave this job b/c of not having any big opportunity for girls or I should join Bank? |
#39
6th May 2011, 07:50 PM
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yes definitely there is a lot of requirements for good ones.
if you are not too good to get higher post like officer or manager etc. you should get the clerk job for few time and then try to get higher by giving exams. gov. banks like bank of Baroda , SBI are some good banks that will help to create a good future |
#40
16th May 2011, 12:42 AM
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Hi dear,
banking has too much scope in the present era .. all are crazy about money and hence banking so there lot of work to do for banks and for that they need large amount of man power that's you ... large no. of vacancies are notified every year so there is a very good scope for it and for filling them various all india exams are conducted and also on-campus placements are done from colleges .. Doing masters in banking is a very good step as banks looks for the students who are little bit mature in understanding the processes which are less satisfied by bachelors and pursuing GNIIT will add to the value of your masters degree but you need to be more focussed now as you will be preparing for two degrees... RIZVI college is a good place to go for masters so don't worry about it .. Thanks |
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16th June 2011, 12:41 AM
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Yes you will do as you like but i suggest you friend ..
you just see employment news and apply for bank PO exam .. in this present time SBI have 4987 vacancy application forms are available in market basically this exam conduct in 3 phases 1- written exam 2- group discussion/personal interview 3- add both phase marks and publish the result date of exam 07/08/11 more details see the website www.sbi.co.in good luck |
#42
26th July 2011, 06:33 PM
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Yes. there is lot of scope in banking field.
Many recruitment have been started by the bank companies. They have thousands of post vacant. Watch the bank sites regularly to apply for it. |
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26th July 2011, 06:51 PM
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5% relaxation is given to SC/ST candidate. |
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17th September 2011, 12:36 PM
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Hai
i am Hotel Management graduate got experience in abroad for almost 3 years,i am planning to do Masters in Banking Management ,my sincere concern is after my 10th, i did 3 years Diploma in Hotel Management followed by 3 years Bachelors in Hotel Management , i don't have 12th ,will this be a drawback for me while pursuing higher studies as well as at time i apply for bank jobs. My overall percentage from 10th is above 70 and i am merit student ,i am almost in to managerial level in Hospitality Industry but looking at long run i prefer to do Master in Banking Management ,kindly advise.... |
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14th October 2011, 06:22 PM
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Dear sir,
i mahesh jain working with birla sunlife as an agency manager i have completed my MBA in marketing and i want to make career in banking sector . so i will going to join mba in banking management course this my right decision or wrong please suggest me what i will do. if there is good chance in banking sector then please tell me which university is good for banking related course . please reply me on email id [email protected] thank u mahesh jain |
#47
15th November 2011, 04:09 PM
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banking is growing by leaps and bounds .
it has graet career prospects for future . one can join here as clerk po area field officer or manager if one has experience possessing technical $ financial knowledge will help one succeed in this field. |
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13th March 2012, 01:08 AM
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HELLO BUDDIES,
I want to take experts opinions regarding the Scope of "International Relations". Is there Any scope of International Relations in govt as wel as in private sectors???? masters in banking/ masters in IT(MIT)/ masters in IR??? Which one holds more opportunities in future and Most demanded job???? |
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