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 Anonymous Posts: 5 Banking Career Course Is there an institute which offers courses for getting a job with the Bank (nationalized and private)? What are the qualification required for getting a job with the bank. Is there an exam which I need to clear? Arun |
Anonymous
Join Date: Mon Aug 20, 2007 11:51AM
Posts: 4
Re: Banking Career Course
For seeking entry into banking services a candidate must at least be a graduate but an MBA is mostly preferred for private banks. Recruitment for the public sector banks is done through the Banking Service Recruitment Boards (BSRBs).
Recruitment is done on the basis of a written test, which consists of: Test of Reasoning ,Quantitative Aptitude, General Awareness, English Language, Descriptive Test
The test is qualifying in nature and the marks obtained are not added in the final merit list. In Reasoning, there are verbal and non-verbal sections. In English, the test is aimed at judging the overall comprehension and understanding of the language.
The descriptive paper can be answered in English or Hindi. It is meant to judge the written expression of the candidates.
Recruitment in private banks is direct and they prefer to pick up their personnel from campus interviews held in the premier management institutes.You may also be able to join these banks after putting in a few years of service in a nationalized bank.
Private Banks however, give preference to MBAs and Chartered Accountants who can find direct recruitments as officers. Fresh graduates can hope to find jobs in sales (credit card, car loans etc.) call centers, marketing executives, personal banking executives and home banking executives.
Hope this is of help