Hello,

Eligibility for exams of banks is graduation in any discipline with no marks limits.

So, whatever you do, you can still prepare for them. However, there are some courses which can actually enhance your studies and skills for banking:-

• Finance : A bachelor's degree in finance can actually help

Hello,

In order to appear for banking exams, you need to pass graduation in any discipline from a recognized university, there is no specific aggregate requirement regarding this unless you want apply for RBI Assistant or NABARD Grade B Officer where 50% aggregate is required, and in case of RBI

A bachelor's and/or master's degree in mass communication can lead to a diverse selection of career opportunities, in fields such as advertising and marketing, journalism, healthcare, public relations, social and digital media, nonprofit, consulting, financial services, government, and more .

Always choose the institute that along with good education provides

Hello Himangshu,

Anybody can take banking exams irrespective of their 10+2 stream or  choice of course  in bachelor degree. For trainee officer's post, one can give TO exam of SBI, UCO banks etc. And for provisionary officer's post one needs to give the PO exam of the Indian banks.

Also,

Hi Nagaraja!

Regarding the Bank Guarantee of Sri Siddhartha Medical College, Tumkur, they have attached a 2 page of Annexure-I. It contains the full details of the fee structure, it's Do's and Don'ts, guidelines to follow, etc,. You can find a PDF in their Offical Website where you find this

Hey!

No, You can pay by your own debit card or any other mode of payment if available. Its just that they are recieving payment at an account of SBI bank , but you can pay by your own. First, you have to enter your card details then you will

Dear Student,

If you  have already pay the fees then you will get the successful transaction message if paid in online mode.You have to keep your fee receipt payment transaction details to show them at the reporting center.You have to then visit the reporting centres for document verification. you have

Hello aspirant,

There's nothing to be worried about. If your online payment had got failed due to power or internet disruption, then when you get back online again, immediately check the payment status on the official website of JAM. If it shows that it is paid, a confirmation message will

Hello

In general the debited amount should get refund to your account. You can lodge  a complaint in the respective bank. You can even call to the customer service of respective bank .After this your money would refund with in 7 working days.

Hope this helps you.