hi there.

If a person is above 18 years old and does not have a PAN card, they can still create a bank account online without one. 'Small Accounts' is a common term used to describe these accounts. However, it is important to be aware that these accounts could be

Hi there.

Yes you can, as your birth year is 1993 then your age must be around 29  years old.

In India, four organisations handle the most important bank exams. As follows:

Bank Personnel Selection Institute

Bank of India State

Indian Reserve Bank

Bank and Finance Institute of India

Generally

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The NCC certification gives you 10–15 additional points while applying for paramilitary forces like the BSF, CISF, CRPF, and SSB, among others. For the position of Soldier GD, your written exam will be waived if you have NCC "C" certificates.

NCC certification, however, is useless for bank work.

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Hope you're doing great...!

So, with regard of you're query. Don't worry, firstly check the internet connection and refresh the page. wait for some time and try again. if it is  result is same then contact to the BIT-SAT members or else mail them with you're query and

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You can do any degree course i. e btech / bsc /bcom /ba or any degree course and then will become eligible for bank exams qualifying which you can get bank jobs

This is because,

To be eligible for bank exams, all you need is a bachelor's /graduate degree

Hello Deepak,

Yes, you can prepare for bank exam.

Every category of PWD has unique issues. However, recruiting firms are making every effort to support these candidates.These individuals have now passed the tests and joined banks, the government, the public sector, etc. Despite the limitations, they are working.

After passing

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In such a case the first step you must take is to, try contacting the admission department either through mail or the contact number given on website.

They will definitely look into the matter and update your details, there is no need to worry about money, it is highly

Hello,

Unfortunately, it is difficult to prepare for banking exams, RRB, etc. and UPSC simultaneously, because the syllabus is different. But you can prepare for state pcs exams, SSC and few others and UPSC simultaneously. Mathematics portion in these exams has a higher level than that of UPSC, but the