Is it the right approach to prepare for banking after B.Com without pursuing PG?

Hi, Surely, You can prepare for banking after your B.Com. I'm currently doing my Certification in Investment Banking (CIBOP) at Imarticus Learning in Mumbai. Where we are learning about complex financial products and their Trade Lifecycles, along with an Operational Risk and Regulations. It's only a 2 months programme and they're going to provide placement assistance too so I think Ill comfortably get a good job and be where I want to be in Investment Banking in a few months. Check them out on <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="www.imarticus.org" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>www.imarticus.org</a> Hope this will help. Thanks.

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No doubt about it. In fact, you can even start your preparation for banking examinations during your B.Com (or any graduation) days if getting settled in the banking sector is what you really aspire. As a matter of fact, banking sector requires minimum graduation as their basic qualification. So you can go ahead with your preparation. Don't worry if you haven't. You can even start once you are in post-graduation. Post-graduation may also help you during the appraisal process once you join the job and work for a year or two. My suggestion in this regard would be simple. If you're aiming for the banking sector, keep your study orientation from the first year of graduation in a way that you can complete the syllabus thoroughly by the time you relieve from the college and start attempting your IBPS or any banking sector examinations. You can give your trails and get to know where you're lacking. You can even subscribe for mock examinations online which are also available free of cost. You just need to find the right website. Mock tests will really help you in this regard and let you know where you have to improve. Very important thing to remember here is, you should not give up all your hopes and bring your morale down just because you couldn't succeed in one or two examinations. Remember, the competition out there is tough but it is not difficult to get into banking sector if you are really determined. You have another option of doing post-graduation. So, don't worry. All the very best.

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