Hello Bhavesh....hope you are doing great.

For a job in banking, I would suggest you go with B.Com after the 12th. It stands for Bachelors in Commerce. Duration is 3 years. Opting BCom will make you understand the in-depth knowledge of core subjects like Accounting, Law, Finance which will help you in your banking exams.

Why I do not suggest BCA is because it will not help you banking sector more but help you in the IT sector.

The choice is yours.

Good luck:)

Hello Adhil,

Both BBA in Finance and BBA in Banking and Finance have good scope. You go according to your interest and choose one among it as both of them has good job opportunities.

If you are interested in both Finance and Banking then go for BBA Banking and Finance. If you are interested in only Finance then go for BBA Finance.

Jobs for BBA Banking and Finance

• Finance Consultant
• Finance Executive
• Personal Financial Advisor
• Assistant Controller
• Financial Manager
• Financial Analyst

Jobs for BBA Finance

• Credit Analyst
• Finance Manager
• Cash Manager
• Accounting Manager
• Chief Financial Officer
• Risk & Insurance Manager
• Treasurer
• Finance Manager
• Analyst

Hope this helps you.

All The Best!!

Hello Adhil,

After completing BBA Banking and Finance, you become eligible to acquire a leadership/ managerial  role in banking and financial companies.

Some job types are:

• financial consultant
• financial analyst
• treasurer
• financial manager
• investment analyst
• tax assistant
• management analyst

There can be many more job options based on your experience and interest in some particular field in finance or banking.

hope this information helps.

Hi Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great as per the question asked by you, yes B.C.A  degree is very much useful degree because it gives insight out of computer and its application. B.C.A students are everywhere eligible in private as well as government sectors. And yes, it will be very much useful in banking sector if you do B.C.A degree in your graduation.

Hope you found this answer useful.Stay motivated stay positive.

All the best!

After your 12th, preferably in Commerce, you should ideally pursue B.Com provided you enjoyed subjects like Commerce, Accounts, Economics and Mathematics in your 10+2. You even have an option to pursue a Bachelor of Management Studies, or BBA or BA in Economics, incase you didnt quite enjoy Commerce or Accounts, but want a career in Banking, Taxation, Finance  Commercial and Consulting Firms.

Incase youre interested in Government Sector Jobs, you may hence prepare for Examinations like SBI PO, IBPS PO, RBI Grade B, Indian Economics Services or other relevant examinations.

You may even pursue a MBA after your respective undergraduate degree and hence take up positions with Financial, Investment Banking, Hedge Fund, Consulting and Business Organizations.

For more information about a Career in Banking do follow the link below

https://www.careers360.com/articles/Finance-Accounts/Make-a-career-in-Banking/amp

Hello,

When it comes to the eligibility criteria for major banking exams such as SBI PO/Clerk, IBPS PO/Clerk, RRB Assistant/PO candidates need to pass graduation in any discipline from a recognized university with no specific aggregate requirements, the aggregate factor becomes only if you want to apply for RBI Assistant/NABARD Grade B Officer where 50% aggregate in graduation in mandatory in bachelor's degree, for RBI Grade B officer 60% aggregate is mandatory at graduation level, you can also apply for the post of assistant or AAO in insurance companies, for the post of generalist there is no barrier of belonging to specific stream, only in case of specialist the eligibility criteria varies, you can also initiate your preparation from the final year of graduation such as being acquainted with the syllabus and exam pattern, banking exam is all about speed and precision, hence practice is of utmost important, so you can go through required books, previous year papers or even sample papers which you can easily find at any competitive exams sites for practice purpose, so through this gradual manner you can initiate your preparation.

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Banks, Financial Services and Insurance (BFSI) Sector : BFSI is one of the major recruiters for BBA graduates. The finance, accounting and economic skills learned during the course are in high requirement in this sector.

Finance and Accounting: Finance and Accounting departments is another area where BBA graduates shine. There are several key areas in this sector in which a BBA graduate can look for career option.

BBA Finance jobs for students after completion of BBA Finance:

• Cash Managers
• Manager Consultants
• Investing Sales Traders
• Investment Banker
• Investment Banking Associates
• Credit Managers & Specialists
• Financial Analyst
• Corporate Controllers
• Insurance & Risk Managers

Dear Aspirant,

to pursue banking as your future you will be required to take the subject of Mathematics in your 12th standard and write it for your 12th standard board examinations. Mathematics is a subject that is required in the field of Banking. Knowledge of Mathematics is required in Finance, which is one of the core subjects while pursuing your education in Banking.

Of course you can do MCA after B.Sc without a doubt. The eligibility criteria for MCA is any undergraduate degree with maths as one of the subjects in your 10+2 .

All the students after they have completed their graduation becomes eligible for any kind of government exam that includes banking, upsc, ssc etc.