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Hi Soumak,
As far as I know you can do training after your 3rd year 2nd semester.
To get placed as an intern it will be an added advantage if you know any one working in the company then take their reference, by which you can easily join the company.
To apply for internship you need to take a letter from your placement cell stating that you are academically strong and have good behavior and they can refer you to that particular company.
Along with this letter you can post your resume at the companies career portal to get your training done and can apply for the internship program.
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Hi,
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, to fulfill the demand for trained accounting professionals and to support Chartered Accountants, launched a new course for the second tier accountants or the accounting technicians.
The Accounting Technicians not only fill the gaps at the operational level, but also ensures that the value chain in the accounting process does not suffer.
However at the same time, there is a scope for them to acquire CA qualification even after qualifying the Accounting Technician Course.
For ATC candidates usually the starting salary is like Rs 15000 per month.
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Hi,
Banking is one of the most sought after career choice among the students. It is an entry into a well paid, secure and status career. You can enter this profession through the below suggested:-
1. You can go ahead with the Bank Probationary Officer Exams. The eligibility criteria is graduation from recognized university and your age should be between 21-30 years.
2. You may Diploma or Certificate Courses in Banking and Finance or even gain National/Bombay Stock Exchange Certifications.
3. Pick Finance as your specialization in MBA.
Job opportunities in banking are coming up mainly for financial managers, loan officers, bank tellers, bill and account collectors, book keeping and auditing clerks, financial service representatives, etc.
You may work in various departments like customer service, front desk, cash handling, account opening, banking officer, assessor, loan manager, mortgage loan underwriter, accountant, product marketing and sales executive, recovery officer, retail asset manager, property appraiser, etc.
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Hi Ranjeth,
Studying abroad is a good option. There are various courses available. You must opt for the one which matches your interest and skills.
As for the criteria and admission procedure, it differs from one course to another and one university to another. It would be advisable to contact the university officials directly for specific details.
Regarding scholarships, the norms differ from one university to another. It is always advisable to contact the officials of the particular university where you wish to apply for the updated information.
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Hi,
The eligibility criteria for Ph.D varies for every institute. However the basic requirement is a masters degree or an equivalent degree in the relevant discipline.
However the cut off percentages vary. Some of the institutes conduct entrance exams and some of them require atleast two research publications for the Ph.D programs. Some also require work experience of a couple of years.
So, as per your query, I would suggest you to:
1. Shortlist the universities where you wish to apply.
2. Once shortlisted you may then contact the admission department of these universities to know the exact eligibility criteria for admission.
3. If you meet the eligibility criteria you may then apply accordingly.
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