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You can't apply for IBPS CWE after class 12th. Graduation is the basic qualification for clerk and PO under IBPS. IBPS conducts CWE on the behalf of 19 nationalised banks of the country. You can also apply for the clerical post in SBI. For this, you need to have at least 60% marks in HSC. Details of the specific job positions can be collected from the web portal of the concerned bank.
After passing class 12th, you will only be eligible to appear in IBPS clerical common written exam. It is the common written exam for getting jobs in the Indian banking sector.
There are 21 public sector banks that participate in order to recruit clerks for their banks based on the marks scored in this exam. This Exam is just like a common written exam for engineering.
The list of participating banks are as follows:
Allahabad Bank.
Andhra Bank.
Bank of India.
Bank of Maharashtra.
Canara Bank.
Central Bank of India.
Corporation Bank.
Dena Bank.
Indian Bank.
Indian Overseas Bank.
Oriental Bank of Commerce.
Punjab National Bank.
Punjab and Sind Bank.
Syndicate Bank.
Union Bank of India.
United Bank of India.
UCO Bank.
Vijaya Bank.
IDBI Bank.
Educational qualification required: You must be 10+2/intermediate pass out in any stream from a recognised board/university.
Marks: Your minimum marks in 10+2 should be 60%.
Age:
Minimum-18 years.
Maximum-28 years.
Other Important details related to this exam:-
Th questions will be asked from 5 sections.
These are from Reasoning, Numerical ability, General awareness, English Grammer, Computer.
Total marks will be 250.
The total duration of this exam will be 3 hours.
You will have to get the passing marks in all the sections.

According to a business and industry report, the position of a Financial Analyst is considered to be #15 job by many in the world of business. While it is true that these professionals have to spend comparatively longer hours in the workspace, but at the same time they happen to be extremely rewarded in terms of their salary and paycheque. With more and more companies looking to be financially sound, the number of job offerings is growing rapidly in this field. According to a survey done by Bureau of Labour Statistics, it is believed that there is about to be a massive 11% growth in the job position of Financial Analyst by the year 2026. While one thing is very sure that these professionals earn quite a lot in their career path, the only difference is about the experience of these professionals. On average, a junior analyst, who is supposed to be at the entry-level position, earns around 327,070 INR on an annual basis. This salary can be affected both positively as well as negatively on the basis of the base salary, the commission, bonus, profit sharing and other perks. This may either increase the salary or decrease the salary or even have absolutely no effect on the same. With increasing experiences, these professionals also get a major increase in their salaries. In keeping with that, a senior analyst will be earning anything around 200k to 900k INR on an annual basis. Just like the factors affecting the salary of the junior analysts, these senior financial analysts also have similar factors influencing their salaries and increasing the same. As the salaries of these professionals are quite on the positive side, many aspirants are looking to get trained in the same from various training institutes like Imarticus Learning.

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Both course are good and both have their own need and importance. And it is totally depends on your interest. BCA is a purely application based programme, where you do programing designing of web, mobile applications and learn only computer related subjects. But different universities have different curriculum. Generally, the basic course curriculum of BCA focuses on database management systems, operating systems, software engineering, computer architecture, web technology and languages such as C, C+, HTML, Java,. NET PHP, C#, IOS and other programs. You have ample of options if you want to do B.Com. Options are:
B.Com Hons. B.Com + LLB
B.Com Professional
So, in which subject you are more interested in that field you are got more successful.

Career in Private sector after B.F.A:
There are numerous private sector firms that employ graduate students of BFA. They include:
- Advertising Companies
- Art Studios
- Boutiques
- Educational Institutes
- Fashion Houses
- Publishing Houses
- Tailoring Shops
- Television Industry
- Theatres
- Websites
Government Career after B.F.A
Upon the completion of the B.V.A course, aspirants can get jobs with institutes of education; work as photographers or as artists with institutions of the public sector. It is also possible for graduates of fine arts to work freelance. They can work freelance in the arenas of:
- Clothing
- Direction
- Fashion
- Photography
- Television
Another option for them to consider is to work as art directors for industries such as:
- Advertising
- Magazines
- Manufacturers
- On-Line Services
- Promotion and Product Design
- Publishing Houses
- Software Companies
You may check the pay scale here:
http://www.payscale.com/research/IN/Degree=Bachelor_of_Fine_Arts_(BFA)/Salary

There is no relation between EXTC and journalism. So, if you wish to get into journalism then think of it as a fresh start. The program offers wide-ranging opportunities in the field of media and advertising. The importance of media in our lives is for all to see and therefore it offers an excellent opportunity to Individuals who seek to be in a creative profession and yet have the best of the corporate life. Moreover, growth in print, electronic and digital media has been phenomenal after the Government of India allowed Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Media and Entertainment industry. UTM-Shillong, one of the leading universities in North East has realised the tremendous ensuing demand for trained executives, journalists, reporters, anchors, etc. in the different forms of media and designed this program in line with the requirements of the media world.