Hello Raghav,

We are again here so in your last question I told you that you should not demotivate yourself and told about the solution for your problem. I will again focus on that part which I have mentioned in your previous question that you have two options either overcome

Hey there

CSE students can do banking job. For banking jobs mainly government exams like IBPS PO, SBI PO are there and for them simple graduation is needed. Also if you are from cse then you'll be eligible for the technical entry at banks as they need computer engineers.

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Firstly , I want to say that no one is week or strong in any subjects its only that how much a person has invested the effort in that particular subject and for how much time. Never loose your hope and be strong and motivated in any condition.

As you

Hello student I request you to please help me with your preferable Bank application form you're concerned about so that I can check and provide you the exact information. In SBI PO form there's no minimum percentage requirement in graduation. Candidates must hold a Bachelor degree in any discipline from

Dear Aspirant,

Banking sector can be divided in two parts

One is private and the other one is public. To get in public sector, you have to clear the banking exams like IBPS, SBI PO, RBI exams , NABARD etc for the clerical and PO posts

To get in private

To work in a Public Sector Bank, you need to appear for IBPS PO exams. For that you can be a Graduate in any discipline. But to work in a Private Banking sector, as you are already studying B.Com, you can complete your MBA in Banking and Finance. That will

So you can continue with PCM as of now. Then you can choose bsc graduation course - BSC in physical sciences. Even BA in arts OR BCOM in commerce field can lead to the same field - Banking sector. You can pursue career in POBS.

So as of now clear

Greeting Aspirant,

I am also a B.com (//B.com) honours student and i have gone through the Syllabus. You Should choose following Subject:

• Semester 1:

1. New Venture Planning

• Semester 2:

1. Economics of Regulation of Domestic and Foreign Exchange              Markets

• Semester 3:

1. Financial Market and Institutions
2. Banking and Insurance

• Semester 4:

1. HR

Hey there

Every one feels low at some point of their lives but if you want to crack sbi exams just don't feel low you have to think positively you are very young and can achieve anything in your life. For English most indians lack in it so what's the

Courses to do alongside MCom can be:

CA, CS, MBA, BEd, LAW, Mass Communications, a course on IT applications, a course on Taxation, financial planning, CFA, Foreign Trade.

You can pick up the course according to your interest, and where you want to shape your career to.