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Sonali

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The CFA Level 1 registration fees in India vary depending on the time of registration. There is an early registration fee and a standard registration fee for the CFA Level 1 exam in India. For early registration, the fee is USD 940 (INR 78,000/- approx) The standard registration fee is USD 1,250 (INR 1,04,000/- approx.Payment through Credit Card will be easiest. I paid through Credit Card. You can also pay through Cheque,ACH,money order or postal order. If you are paying through these modes,cheque/money order/postal order should reach CFA Institute within 10 days of your registration.

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Subhrajeet Harichandan

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Yes, you can get a job after doing CFA but however, it'll be difficult to find a good job or role. But you need to keep looking around you for better job role. All the best. Good wishes.

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Sonali

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IBPS Clerk Mains Exam Pattern 2024Section No. of Questions DurationGeneral/Financial Awareness 50 35 MinutesReasoning Ability & Computer Aptitude 50 45 MinutesQuantitative Aptitude 50 45 MinutesTotal 190 160 Minutes

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Sonali

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Candidates shortlisted for SBI PO are required to undergo training regarding the basic banking knowledge before joining as Probationary Officer. At the time of the joining, candidates are required to sign a bond of INR 2 lakh. They need to serve the bank for a minimum of three years. After the probationary period, candidates are confirmed to the post of Junior Manager Grade Scale I (JMGS-I). The promotion positions offered to candidates are as follows: Assistant ManagerDeputy ManagerChief ManagerAssistant General ManagerDeputy General ManagerGeneral ManagerChief General ManagerDeputy Managing

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Sonali

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How do I start preparing for IBPS POCreate a checklist of what you need to study. Getting to know your IBS PO syllabus in detail is the need of the hour. .Revision should be your top priority. .Never shy away from mock tests. .Stay updated with current affairs. .Solving the previous year's question paper is not a myth.Bank Exam Preparation Tips for IBPS POKnow the Detailed Syllabus: .Make a Study Plan: .Attempt Regular Mock Tests: .Read Newspapers: .Focus on One Stage At A Time: .Review Previous Year Question Papers: .Focus on Every Subject: .Do Give a Look at the Previous Year Cut

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Zinnia Khandekar

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Yes, you are eligible for banking exams. Since you completed B.Sc. in Science (Fashion and Apparel Design) you meet the graduation requirement needed for most banking exams like IBPS PO, IBPS Clerk, SBI PO and SBI Clerk.  

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Pritam Sahoo

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ISBF - Indian School of Business and Finance is good institute for Bsc (Hons). Here the admission process is based on entrance exam.A candidate must be eligible to appear for the entrance exam of the institute. The common eligibility for admission to Bsc is  Class 12th with relevant subjects and the selection criteria is iMAT/SAT India (1280)/CUET ( 85 percentile or more) / IPMAT.

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Vanshika Bhardwaj

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The syllabus of the exams are nearly same, the extent of baics and the concepts are differnt. In IBPO Prelims the main focus is on basics while in Mains the mian focus is on the concepts. The syllabus of preliminary exam is english language, quantitative aptitude, and reasoning ability. The syllabus of Mains is financial awareness, computer aptitude, reasoning ability, quantitative aptitude, english language, general awareness. The difficulty level of the questions asked in the exams are different, the level of questions aksed in preliminary exams are much easier, while teh questions asked in the Mains exam are much difficult. 

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