Banking

Banking As career

Many graduated students thinking about building a career in the banking sector but here you must have patience. Banking job requires a lot of patience because of workload. Banking as a career provides many opportunities to youth and there is no barrier of a stream. Banking is the only stream that provides tremendous job opportunities as a career is a big issue. Nowadays banking sector is growing rapidly. People are rushing at this sector because it provides the job security with lots of facilities such as high salary, leaves or any other things.

When you prepare for an exam you should be known with its eligibility criteria, these criteria decide whether you are eligible for the exam or not. The selection of the aspirant will be carried out in three stages, the first stage is a preliminary exam, the second stage is the Main exam and the third stage is an interview. IBPS exam starts with CWE i.e. Common Written Exam; it is mainly conducted to decide the eligibility of the candidate for the next round. Next round will be Interview after that it conduct the main examination. There are four posts for which student can apply and examination for those posts in banking sector conducted by the IBPS. The candidates who join the coaching classes will totally satisfied with the study material provided by coaching classes.

IBPS PO (Probationary Officer) 

The IBPS conduct exam for the post of (P.O) for various banks. This post is known as a Probationary officer because the candidates that selected for IBPS exam are trained and there is probation for two years. This exam is hard enough to crack and the training from the bank makes its profession more difficult. 

1.  Exam IBPS Clerk Exam

The various clerk positions like cashier, SWO are recruited by the IBPS. It selected these candidates for all the banks that come under IBPS. IBPS has conducted Clerk exam in two phases: 

• Prelims
• Main

 2. IBPS SO (Specialist officer) Exam

IBPS conduct SO exam to recruit various Specialist Officers for different departments which is based on the specialization of a candidate. The candidates are selected for all the Participating banks. The exam is conducted in three phase:

• Prelims
• Main
• Interview

3.  IBPS RRB (Regional Rural Bank) Exam

The IBPS conducts exam to recruit a candidate for Regional Rural Banks. IT includes recruitment for the posts like Office assistant and scale 1, 2, 3 officers. The exam pattern for all post is quite different from each other. For office assistant post the exam is conducted in two phase:

• Prelims
• Main

It is necessary to find one of the best coaching centers that will ideally best suited for the preparation as it needs best study material. So it is a necessity to choose your coaching institute wisely. Here is the list of top banking coaching classes in Nagpur which has immense experience in this field. Their main goal is to provide quality of coaching at affordable fees.

UPSC Examination

UPSC Examination and Its Syllabus

Before you are appearing for an exam, the first thing you need to know is syllabus and second is a format of the exam. UPSC (Union Public Service Commission) conducts the competitive exam for various civil services recruitment in Government of India. This exam is conducted nationwide with success rate 0.1% to 0.3%.  Every year examination is categorized into two phases as:

• Prelim Examination
• Main Examination

The questions asked in Prelims are an objective type or multiple choice questions and the question asked in the main exam are in descriptive and essay type manner. Cracking these two phases is more difficult but after appearing this candidate selected for the personal interview. The syllabus of general studies of UPSC Civil Services Prelims Exam is very vast. It consists of topics that range from Indian culture, politics, Indian history, economy, geography, general science, environment. 

The preliminary exam is compulsory and syllabus is mainly designed to evaluate a candidate’s cognition of current affairs and aptitude within a time period. The Mains syllabus is basically evaluated to judge a candidate's academic expertise in a specialized subject. The syllabus is set to find out the ability of the candidate to present knowledge in a clear and compatible manner.

The syllabus of UPSC prelims has been broadly divided into 7 sections.

•  Polity
• Science
• Geography
• Current affairs
• Economy
• History
• Environment

Syllabus of UPSC mains has been broadly divided into further sections.

•  Agriculture
• Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Science
• Anthropology
•  Botany
• Chemistry
• Civil Engineering
• Commerce and Accountancy
• Economics
• Electrical Engineering
• Geography
•  Geology
•  Indian History
• Law
• Management
• Mathematics
• Mechanical Engineering
• Medical Science
• Philosophy
• Physics
• Political Science and International Relations
• Psychology
• Public Administration
• Sociology
• Statistics
• Zoology

The Preliminary and Mains syllabus is designed for the written test. The main examination has 9 papers and the syllabus is decided according to the subjects specified.  

8 key points one should know before starting preparation for the UPSC Examination

•  Know the UPSC Exam dates
• Why IAS? / PI quotient
• Set your target
• How your work will contribute to the nation?
• Yes! The IAS preparation is demanding
• Outline the syllabus and design your preparation
• Study while enjoying

Only the Candidates, who crack successfully the Preliminary and Main examination, can appear for the interview. So it is necessary to join the coaching classes for UPSC. Here is the list of top UPSC coaching classes in Nagpur where you can join classes for better preparation.