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Hi Ashish,
I would say that the best option would be that you opt for an MBA in Finance that too through a full time Institute like IIMs, MDI, & IMT etc. which will give you good Returns. If you think you would not like to sit for MBA you can look for courses like PG Diploma in Banking and Finance, can sit for Civil Services can plan for MFC degree through Delhi University etc. or you can even opt for programmes like CFA, CFP etc. which will open the doors of investment banking as a career for you.
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Pooja

Hi Mehtab,
As rightly said by Gomtiji the most important thing which you should keep in mind while choosing your career path is your own interests and career aspirations. In case you have interest in Civil Services, you can sit for Civil Service examinations once you are through with your graduation the only thing which you need to keep in mind is that you need to have a degree from a recognized university.
As far as preparation is concerned as IAS Examination is tough nut to crack it would be advisable that you should join a coaching Institute, however, if you want to do self study in that case you need to keep yourself updated on current affairs (read News papers, watch news channels) & work on your language skills (read novels). You should also work on your own core subjects as you need to opt for an optional subject which can be from your own stream. Last but not least you should gain the other Subject knowledge as well which will help you in your General studies Examination. There are several books available for IAS preparation in the market which you can buy; there is no one particular book which you can consult. If we particularly talk about GK the sources are Newspaper, GK Magazines, such as Competition Success Review.
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Hi Rupsha, people who work in Human Resource Departments are drawn from a variety of backgrounds depending on the task they are assigned. Personnel managers, Labour Relations Officers, Industrial/Occupational Psychologists, Social worker, Applied Anthropologists etc. Most leading management institutes impart training for personnel management specialisation. However, some of the leading institutes are Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai and XLRI at Jamshedpur. Structure of the personnel department may vary from organization to organization.
For the preparation, you can go through R.S.Agarwal's book desined for Maths and Reasoning and can also refer other competitive books. And besides this you can go for reading a lot of current affairs.
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