See for most of the bank you need to clear competitive examination. Thus there are no such limitations regarding the UG course to do a job in bank. You can pursue any course of your choice which is a UG degree course then you are eligible for a job in bank. Thus what you have to do is that you have to prepare for Bank examinations along with your UG syllabus. As you have mentioned you are a commerce student then I would say go for BCOM general.

I mentioned here BCOM general because you need to practice and study a lot for Bank examination. If you go for BCOM Hons then you will get very less time to study but in BCOM general you will have less pressure and you can give more time to your Bank examination than your BCOM.

Some of the most preferred bank examination are:

• SBI PO
• SBI CLERK
• IBPS CLERK
• IBPS PO

To know more about this examination visit the link below:

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/sbi-po

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/sbi-clerk

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/ibps-po

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/ibps-clerk

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

The most preferred bank examinations in India are:

• IBPS PO
• IBPS Clerk
• SBI PO
• SBI CLERK

Educational eligibilities for:

• IBPS CLERK: Graduation from any stream from a recognised university.
• IBPS PO: B.A ., B.Tech. , or any other Bachelors Degree from a university recognized by the Government of India or an equivalent qualification recognized by the Government of India. The candidate must be computer literate as the mode of examination is online. The candidate must also have proficiency, both verbal and written in the language of the state or the union territory.
• SBI CLERK: Bachelor's degree in any discipline from recognised university
• SBI PO: Bachelor's degree in any discipline from recognised university . Computer literacy is preferrable.

So yeah! You are eligible for the bank examination if you complete your graduation.

To know more visit the link below:

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/sbi-po

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/sbi-clerk

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/ibps-po

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/ibps-clerk

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hello,

The Education requirement for each Government Recruitment will be different depending on the organization, post and other requirements. Also the age criteria, minimum percentage requirement, essential qualification requirement will be different. So it is not possible to say if you are eligible for all Government Recruitment, we would suggest you to check the notification thoroughly for the Government Recruitments, if you fulfill the eligibility criteria you can apply for the Recruitment depending on your interest.

Hello aspirant,

preparation for bank exams at home:

1.Proper planning about the examination:

Firstly get to know the bank exam syllabus and exam pattern. Because the paper may have qns from any particular section.

2. Make a time table foe self study:

You want to prepare at home so must and should have a proper time table.

3. Complete it in topic wise:

If you study topic wise you can solve qns easily.

4.Learn through online resources:

Refer various competitive bank books and make the best use of the available online resources. most of the questions are asked from the general part only.

5.Practise more:

After completing the bank exam syllabus, you need to practise more and refer to online resources as these are more useful and provide updated content.

6.Revision:

Make short notes of the bank exam syllabus.revision is the only thing that is needed to crack a bank exam.

Thankyou.

Hello candidate,

First of all no need to worry, you have one year for preparing for CLAT but please start your preparation as soon as possible and study with full dedication and determination with no time waste, then one year is enough to prepare for CLAT.

Tips to prepare for CLAT 2022:

1. Make and follow a study plan
2. Check out the CLAT 2021 syllabus and exam pattern
3. Refer relevant books of good authors
4. Learn time management
5. Do regular revision
6. Take mock test
7. Stay positive
8. Do an analysis of previous years question papers

You can download free CLAT previous year sample paper: https://law.careers360.com/download/clat-sample-papers-previous-years

The opening rank cutoff for NLSIU is 58 and closing rank cutoff is 60.

Know more about CLAT syllabus: https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-syllabus

Don't lose hope and confidence.

All the best!

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, definitely. Those who have pass 10th, 12th or possess Graduate or Post graduate degree may enroll for these Career Openings. Huge number of government organization releases notification concerning Jobs In India. Keen aspirants may apply for latest government jobs after checking qualification details. Anyone can apply for government job if you have a bachelor's degree from a recognised University and if you clear the entrance examination conducted by the governmental organisations for the jobs.

For latest government job and the qualification details you can refer to the following link:

https://news.careers360.com/latest-govt-jobs-2020-live-updates/amp#referrer=https://www.google.com&csi=0

All the best!

There are no particular banking course after class 10 but you can start building the base of your career.There is no compulsion in selecting stream for banking exam,But selecting commerce that involves subjects like accountancy will be beneficial as commerce students have a better understanding of banking and able to gain skills and knowledge at the school level.After Passing class 12 with high grades join BCom in college preferably institutions of national importance in Government Sector.Then write exams of IBPS(Institute of Banking Personnel Selection) for probationary officer.

Here are Some of the top Bank exams:

State Bank of India: Exam-SBI PO,SBI SO,SBI Clerk.

Reserve Bank of India:Exam-RBI Grade B Exam,RBI Assistant Exam.

Institute of Banking Personnel Selection: Exam-IBPS PO,IBPS SO,IBPS Clerk,IBPS RRB.

National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development:Exam-NABARD.

Hello Aspirant,

The minimum qualification for bank job is the graduation. Graduates from any stream can apply for the bank jobs. However, there is category wise variation in minimum aggregate percentage and post on which the candidate is applying.

You need to appear for banking exam in order to get a job in bank. There is no such thing like 3 to 6 months course for a job in bank.

There are five topics one must cover to crack any banking exam conducted by IBPS.

1. Reasoning Ability
2. Quantitative Aptitude
3. English Comprehension
4. General Awareness
5. Computer Awareness

All the best!