courses to become a Banker

With a wide range of management programmes in the educational sphere, here is one that is specific and promises an entry into a wide range of careers from banking laws to risk management and banking strategy.
The Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts of India University, Tripura, is launching a Certified Bank Manager (CBM) programme, which comprises subjects such as money, banking and financial services, banking laws & regulations, credit, treasury, risk management and banking strategy.
Graduates and postgraduates from any discipline are eligible to enroll. CFAs, CAs, CWAs and CSs can also apply. All applicants are enrolled as private candidates.
The programme may be completed in a period of 24 months.

Hello Sidharth,
As per my experience, EMBA is not accepted in lots of MNCs and as you are working in a bank, it might create problem for you in future.
Briefing the reason for same, Government of India does not allow students who pursued EMBA to go for PhD later in his/her career which clearly suggests Government of India is not supporting EMBA. Reason for not supporting is very simple, to be a Masters in a preferred specialization, you need to learn and understand required subjects which is possible only in a 2 year MBA course.
So, if you are willing to work for a government bank or already working in, chances are EMBA will not be accepted.
http://www.sgvu.edu.in/banking-management.aspx?source=sgvu&media=website&campaign=bm

Hi,
1. Merchant bankers, or investment bankers as they are commonly known, work for investment banks and provide a range of financial services for their clients.
They oversee financial opportunities for their clients, advising on such things as mergers and acquisitions, lending, privatizations, the identification and securing of new deals and helping with initial public offerings.
To become an investment banker, a bachelor's degree in business administration or related field like finance is required. There are a huge number of specializations available with a MBA degree including MBA in marketing and finance.
Some of the prominent institutes:
IIM Kolkata
Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad
Indian School of Business, Hyderabad
Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai
S.P. Jain Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai
Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai
Symbiosis Institute of Management, Pune
2. Major in economics, finance, business or math as an undergraduate or graduate student. You could major in other areas, but succeeding as a broker will be more difficult if you have no background in economics, business or finance.
Do an internship in a brokerage or investment firm where you can gain experience in brokering or stock trading. Also, gaining sales experience of any kind can be valuable.
Take the necessary exams to become licensed.
Work as a licensed broker. You may find clients through business and social contacts, through joining organizations or teaching investment courses, or you may inherit the clients of agents who have retired. Also, existing clients may refer new clients to you.
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