Can BMS graduates work in government sectors?

<p><strong>Yes, Bachelor of Management Studies graduates can work in the government sector</strong> especially in public administration, banking, and public sector undertakings. However, some roles may require specialised degrees and knowledge.<br>Here are some of the Government key roles and sectors where graduates from these programs can apply:</p><ol><li><strong>Public Sector Banks</strong><br>Probationary Officer (PO): Banks like SBI, IBPS, and others conduct exams for recruitment.<br>Clerk: Various clerical positions in public sector banks.</li><li><strong>&nbsp;Civil Services</strong><br>Indian Administrative Services (IAS): Through the UPSC Civil Services Examination.<br>Indian Revenue Services (IRS): Also through the UPSC exam.<br>State Civil Services: Various state-level exams for administrative roles.</li><li><strong>Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs)</strong><br>Positions in companies like ONGC, BHEL, and others that recruit through GATE or their own exams.</li><li><strong>Government Departments</strong><br>Assistant positions: In various ministries and departments.<br>Accountant: In government offices or public sector units.</li><li><strong>Teaching and Research</strong><br>Assistant Professor: In government colleges or universities (may require a master's degree and NET qualification).<br>Research Analyst: In government research organizations.</li><li><strong>Public Policy and Administration</strong><br>Positions in think tanks or NGOs that collaborate with government bodies.</li><li><strong>Insurance Sector</strong><br>Positions in government-owned insurance companies like LIC which may conduct their own recruitment exams.</li><li><strong>Statistical Services</strong><br>Roles in organizations like the National Sample Survey Office (NSSO) or the Census Department.</li><li><strong>Economic Research</strong><br>Positions in government economic advisory bodies or research institutions.</li><li><strong>Social Sector Jobs</strong><br>Roles in government schemes focused on economic development, education and health.</li></ol>

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