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Hi,
A stock broker is a registered professional who buys and sells stocks or shares in the secondary market on behalf of their clients or investors.
Stock broker needs to be a financial expert who is aware of the market conditions that control the stock price. Brokers should also have excellent judgment and foresight to offer the right advice to clients based on their financial needs and their ability to bear risk. In return for their services, brokers are paid a commission called brokerage that is based on each transaction or the total trade value.
1. Take a course in stock brokering from either National Stock Exchange or Bombay Stock Exchange.
To start with, you can choose BSE's Basic Course on Stock Market- To ensure that participants in the stock market have adequate knowledge of the stock exchange operations
2. Work at a stock brokering firm and gain a minimum of two years' work experience.
3. Determine what type of services you want to offer as a stock broker ranging from stocks, bonds, derivatives, insurance, etc.
4. Ensure that you have adequate infrastructure and finances to register and operate as a stock broker.
5. Register as a stock broker with SEBI.
6. Become a member of a stock exchange.
7. Market your services as a stock broker to attract clients. Word-of-mouth publicity and customer referrals are usually the best ways to get more business as a stock broker.
Also refer-
https://www.shiksha.com/getArticleDetail/1796/Short-Term-Courses-To-Learn-Stock-Market-Trading
https://www.shiksha.com/career-as-a-stock-broker-lets-talk-trade-article-3036-1
https://www.shiksha.com/getArticleDetail/2035/Career-As-Stock-Broker-Investment-Analyst
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Hi,
Civil Services offer an attractive and challenging career to the ambitious, the aspiring and the talented.
1. Eligibility-
An Indian National Citizen
A graduate in any discipline from a recognized university and
In the age limit of 21-30 years
*You can pursue a graduation course through correspondence from a recognized university simultaneously with this integrated MBA.
2. Two papers in prelims- Reasoning Aptitude and English Comprehension. Main exam is entirely subjective.
3. Select optional subjects considering your own comfort in understanding the subject and the process should be done carefully since it is the very deciding factor for your selection in this prestigious exam.
4. Preparing for UPSC requires combination of smartness and hard work. Do the right things to gain an edge over your competition:
*Get the right books for Prelims
*Start preparing at least 10 months before
*Solve past year questions to test yourself on regular basis
*Cover the scoring sections early
*Cover the syllabus strategically. Don't go for a "prepare all" approach for prelims
*Balance paper 1 and 2
5. Books that you can consider-
Indian Politics by Lakshmikanth
Ancient History by D.D.Kausambi’s
R.S.Agarwal [Arithmetic]
Essential of Grammar- Oxford Publications
Wren & Martin [English Grammar]
A Brief Introduction to Indian Constitution by Xaviers Pinto
Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation by Arun Sharma
6. A few popular institutes that offer IPS coaching in India-
Dronacharya IAS Academy
Achievers IAS Classes
Rajesh Academy For Civil Examinations
Nirvana IAS Academy
Ujjwal IAS Academy
BRAIN TREE Institute
7. Also you may refer-
http://www.upsc.gov.in/exams/notifications/2013/csp_ifs/csp2013.pdf
https://www.shiksha.com/getArticleDetail/192/Civil-Services-Entry
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