I jst completed my 12th comm. with 60%in march 2013 i wanna make my carrer in bank coureses so what i have to do n how?
I am only 18yr old n i heard abt P.O. N Assistant manager of bank in dis course n i wanna do assistant manager or P.O. COURSE i dnt have information about it so plzzzz give me directions for it. its about my carrer n whole life too. plzzzzzzzzzzzz.
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PO stands for Probationary Officer.The candidate should be a graduate or equivalent. The same should be in any stream from a recognized university with a minimum requisite of 65% average mark for general category 60% for other classes is a must. The candidate selected for the post of Probationary Officer (PO) must also have knowledge about basic computer handling.
Exam Pattern
Phase I:
Objective Test of English Language, General Awareness, Data analysis and interpretation, Reasoning (200 Marks)
Descriptive test of English Language (comprehension, small outline, article and letter writing) 50 Marks
Phase II:
Group Discussion 20 Marks
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Sir please tell me which course will be better in future in terms of placements in BBA if I am applying at amity noida.!
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You have to do bca or bsc.it because computer is the neccesary part of the banking industry and it may help to get a good post in the bank.
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