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B.Com (Banking and Insurance) – As a Career Course after 12th/ HSC Board

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Essence of the life is MONEY . Money, grabs people’s attention. Banking and Insurance is one of the most prospective sectors to establish your career.B.Com (Banking and Insurance) – Stands for Bachelor of Commerce in Banking and Insurance.

B.Com (Banking and Insurance) is an undergraduate course in the area of Commerce. The course is offered with in time duration of three years.

This course will provide the students, a greater in-depth knowledge of different aspects of Banking, Insurance and other financial services and a thorough understanding of the practical application of the theory. Subjects studied under this degree are Business Communication, Environmental Studies, Business Economics Paper, Accountancy & Financial Management Paper and Mathematical & Statistical Techniques

Eligibility for admission Banking and Insurance:

Syllabus of Bachelor of Commerce In Banking And Insurance:

1st Year : 1st Semester ( 6 Papers)

1st Year : 2nd Semester ( 6 Papers)

2nd Year : 3rd Semester ( 7 Papers)

2nd Year :4th Semester ( 7 Papers)

3rd Year : 5th Semester ( 7 Papers)

3rd Year :6th Semester ( 7 Papers)

Scheme of Examination Banking and Insurance:

The Scheme of Examination is divided in two parts

    A) Internal Assessment – 40% i.e. 40 marks

    B) Semester End Examination – 60% i.e. 60 marks

Colleges offering Bachelor of Commerce in Banking and Insurance:

Job Types in Banking Industry and Insurance: 

Job prospects in Banking Industry and Insurance: 

Graduates are being mostly hired by government banks for various posts on the basis of All India Examination. But any one from any stream is eligible to enter into this field by qualifying the Entrance exams which are being conducted by banks every year.  Banks generally look for those candidates who have good communication skills and have the ability to handle customers and basic knowledge about the industry. credit appraisal skills, managing huge loan files and foreign exchange.

Insurance sector jobs offer higher remuneration packages when compared to that of banking sector. In the insurance sector the initial level salary may fall with in Rs.17, 000-25,000/month. The candidates working in the sector can expect periodical review of salary with performance and proven expertise.

 

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