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12th pass arts background students banking opportunity

Nischal Kothapalli 4th Sep, 2026

Hey there,

Yes. If you have passed Class 12 from an Arts stream, you have several banking opportunities.

After Class 12

You can target:

  • SBI Clerk (Junior Associate) – requires graduation, so not immediately after 12th.
  • IBPS Clerk – requires graduation.
  • SBI PO / IBPS PO – requires graduation.
  • Regional
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kya bsc ke sath banking ka tyari kr skte h tyari krne me kitna tym lgega or exam kb hogi?

Samyak Jain 29th Jun, 2026

Hello Dear Student,
Yes, you can easily prepare forbanking exams with your B.Sc degree. For bank exams (like IBPS PO/Clerk, SBI PO/Clerk, RRB) only 'Graduation' in any stream is mandatory.
You can check, find and access more information here:

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Answers pdf of introduction to banking is not able to download!

Mansi 22nd Jun, 2026

Hello Payal

Kindly provide the article link from which you downloaded the "Introduction to Banking" answers PDF, so that I can verify the content and assist you more effectively.

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I got 70% in class 12 cbse and I have to do b.con and make carrer in banking sector

Samyak Jain 19th May, 2026

Hello Dear Student,

With 70% in CBSE Class 12, you are comfortably eligible for most B.Com courses and banking-related diploma programs.

If you want to build a career in the banking sector, a good approach would be to:

pursue a B.Com degree, and

simultaneously prepare for banking exams or certifications

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is there any online course for banking law and practice

Sankalp Agrawal 4th Jan, 2026

Hello,

Yes, there are online courses available for Banking Law and Practice. You can find structured programs offered by universities, colleges, and even banking institutions that cover the legal framework, compliance, and practical aspects of banking operations.

You can access all details from mentioned link below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/banking-law-course

Hope it helps.

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