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Investment banking is a unique division of banking operation that serves individuals or companies to raise capital and contribute financial consultancy assistance to them. To do an Investment Banking you may have a bachelor’s degree in finance, mathematics or accounting or can be from other fields.

CFA Certification is a popular finance certification. This certification is conferred by the Chartered Financial Analyst Institute to professionals. In order to qualify, one needs to appear for CFA exam that tests an individual on his knowledge and aptitude in finance.

Certified Public Accountant certification is an advanced accounting accreditation that is given by the reputed American Institute of Certified Public Accountants to professionals in the accounting and finance industry.

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You can pursue banking as a career even if you have taken PCM in your 10+2. For Banking in particular, you need to appear for the Bank PO examination AFTER you complete your Bachelor's degree in any stream. A PCM can choose B.Sc in IT, B.Sc Computer Science, B.Sc Mathematics, B.Sc Physics, B.Sc Chemistry etc. All these courses have good career scope and further study after B.Sc in the same stream will help students become masters of a specific field.

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The investment banks in India are mostly in private sector and not really a government job.It special division of financial institutions and banks which serves the state and central government and other services like corporations, institutions, commercial & non-commercial banks for various transactions.

In Public Sector Banks similar functions are called Merchant Banking.

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It is very prestigious job providing you with good salary but is equally hard. Investment bankers are financial advisors to corporations and to governments. They help their clients raise money. So, as you might have guessed, you must have knowledge about finance, economics. Follow this path and you're virtually guaranteed to have many lucrative career options.

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For pursuing a career in banking there can be various routes:

• You cannot pursue banking right after completing class 12th. You need to complete an undergraduate degree to meet the eligibility criteria.
• Choosing the right degree is very important. You need to complete a graduate degree. Commerce (preferably)/ Humanities/ Science.

In India, the most commonly known exams are conducted by two famous recruitment bodies like the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) and State Bank of India (SBI).

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Banking is definitely a hectic job irrespective of the stream you belong to or subject combinations for that matter, if you're specifically asking for SBI or IBPS then it doesn't have any particular criteria of belonging to any stream when it comes to being eligibility criteria for Clerk/Office Assistant or Probationary Officer post, the job requires dealing with customers on daily basis, and most banking jobs do demand this, as it forms the core part of their duty, unlike say in case of RBI Grade B Officer which has different role and responsibilities and it doesn't involve interaction with customers on daily basis, it's also one of the most reputed post in banking sector, and the pay scale is also quite handsome.

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For giving bank po exams you need to have basic graduation degree from any stream from recognized University or college and age between 21-30 yrs to apply for bank po exam.It does not matter from which college you have studied and from which stream and what qualification you only need to be graduate

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Hello,

Working in a bank can be a great option. Banking is an industry that handles cash, credit, and other financial transactions. In today's job market, making a career in banking is a very sensible option.

Here are the 10 best bank exams that candidates can appear.

• SBI PO- you are recruited to the post of Probationary Officer (PO). The exam is conducted in three phases: Preliminary, Mains and Interview.
• SBI Clerk-- SBI Clerk recruitment is conducted to select candidates to post of Junior Associates (Customer Support of Sales).The exam is conducted in two phases: Prelims and Mains.
• SBI so
• IBPS Clerk---Recruitment to IBPS Clerk is done to clerical cadre posts.
• IBPS PO--The Institute of Banking Personal Selection conducts IBPS PO exam for recruitment to Probationary Officer/Management Trainee. The selection process includes prelims, mains and interview.
• IBPS SO---IBPS SO is conducted for selection to the post of  Agriculture Field Officer, Marketing Officer, HR/Personnel Officer, IT Officer, Law Officer, and Rajbhasha Adhikari.
• IBPS RRB---IBPS RRB is conducted to select candidates for various Group A and B posts such as Officers Scale I, II, III and Office Assistant (Multipurpose).
• RBI Grade B
• RBI Assistant
• NABARD---conducts recruitment to Grade A, B and Group C. Grade A is conducted for Group A post is conducted for Rural Development Banking Service (RDBS), Protocol & Security Service (P&SS).

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/ibps-po

https://competition.careers360.com/exams/sbi-po

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Investment Banking is a special segment of banking operation that helps individuals or organisations raise capital and provide financial consultancy services to them. They act as intermediaries between security issuers and investors and help new firms to go public.

Hope it helps.

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