Hello,

If you already paid the fees but didn't paid it or any baking service problem then you should wait some times. Sometimes service problem occurs. So that moment your money will be back in your account or it's go the college account. You should talk to the bank directly and your college authority also. Then you can do anything after listening their suggestions.

All the best.

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Go to the bank in which you have your Andhra Bank account with your old Andhra Bank pass book. Submit your pass book there and they will give you a new passbook with your new IFSC code. Give you college the new IFSC code. You can ask the officials in the bank for the conformation whether or not the new code will work or not. As today is Saturday the bank has half day today which means banks will close by 12pm. You have time till 12pm for getting new passbook or you will have to wait till Monday.

Hello student ,

Question bank is usually a collection of questions from previous year papers which is to give you an idea as to what to expect in the paper.

What I would suggest you is to study the topics on which the questions in the question bank that way you’ll be well versed with the whole topic rather than just the question.

All the best for your preparations.

Hope my information was helpful.

Don't feel that low that it leads you to fatal and nasty situation. Be positive and start again with a fresh mind and with no second thoughts. You have realized the mistakes take the notes from them and try not to repeat them. These will lead you a much better possibility of not running any mistake.

You can follow the books mentioned below for your bank exam preparations:

Quantitative Aptitude - Objective Arithmetic by Rajesh Verma.

2. Reasoning & Logical Ability - RS Aggarwal or Pearson Guide.

3. General Awareness & Current Affairs - Competition Success Review Magazine

4. Computer Knowledge - R Pillai (Arihant Publishing)

5. English (Grammar) - SP Bakshi.

6. English (Vocabulary & Usage) - Word Power Made Easy by Norman Lewis.

Do a lot of practice and go thoroughly. Give the mock tests now available online and you can do it very good.

You can visit the link below to know more about IBPS PO or Clerk exam:

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/best-books-for-ibps-po

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/best-books-prepare-for-ibps-clerk

For SBI PO you can visit the link below:

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

For SBI clerk you can visit the link below:

https://learn.careers360.com/jobs/sbi-clerk-preparation-material/

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

After your BCA you may secure Job as a Computer Operator/IT Manager with some of the Public/Private Sector Banks. There are regular advertisements for such positions, however most of the Top Private Sector Banks like ICICI, Axis and Kotak, have nowadays shifted to hiring Engineering Graduates for such Technical Positions.

You may prepare for SBI PO, IBPS PO and other Probationary Officer Examinations, with good preparation after BCA. PO at a Public Sector Bank is one of the most secure and stable jobs in the Financial Sector Today.

However, after BCA I would advise you to prepare for the NIMCET Exam followed by MCA from some of the best NITs for better career scope and prospects, be it in the Technical, IT or Finance Sector.

Apart from PO, you have the clerkship profile to work in different banks. You can for IBPS Clerk or SBI clerk examinations. Now there is also RBI grade B officer post in which the sole purpose is to  management of accounts, circulation and issue of currency, etc.

Also you have NABARD A & B officers. National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development(NABARD) is one of the top financial institutions in India. NABARD Grade-A & B are managerial posts. Both the posts have a lot of responsibilities that include approval of various loans, keeping an eye on the flow of credit in the Agriculture sector, etc.

You can also go for RBI Assitant which includes data entry, regular balance tally, ledger maintenance, etc.  NABARD Development assistant responsibilities  include but are not limited to Policy issues, research and analysis of data, etc. This job doesn’t involve any public dealing or high work pressure.

These are some of the jobs in Banking sector other than BANK PO.

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

Hello Aspirant ,

To appear for Banking exams such as SBI PO, IBPS PO,NABARD,etc, one must have a graduation degree from any stream from a recognized university. therefore you can definitely prepare for banking exams along with Bsc in maths.

Doing Bsc in maths will  additional help you to build your quantitative skills which will help you in clearing the quantitative aptitude section in banking exams which is a part of all major banking exams in India.

therefore , you can prepare for banking exams along with Bsc in maths.

hope this helps!

Hello Dear,

If you want a Job with easy money and relaxed life then banking is not for you. Any job is demanding, hectic and difficult no matter what. That's why it's a job. People who have past experience understand it better. It also depends on the bank and its location. Best part of bank job is promotion is very fast in bank a clerk can promoted within 2 years to PO with JAIIB and a PO can be promoted within 3 years to higher grade with CAIIB. Gross CTC is Rs 5, 57, 640.

Good Luck