Can a MBA get a job in RBI?
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Can a MBA get a job in RBI?
A Grade B officer in RBI is a direct recruit in the institution and joins at managerial level. At present competition in this exam is comparatively less because RBI has started direct recruitment for Grade B position since 2012.
Can I get job in bank after MBA in marketing?
After MBA in marketing and HR you can get job in any bank (ICICI,HDFC,SBI,PNB,etc.) in their marketing and HR department or you can also apply for the post of assistant manager or manager.
Which company is best for MBA marketing?
The company was ranked No. 10 on Fortune’s best 100 companies to work for and hence boasts an excellent work environment. They recruit MBA graduates to work in their offices spread across 45 countries….Top Recruiters for MBA Graduates: Globally.
| Rank | Company |
|---|---|
| 1 | Amazon |
| 2 | Apple |
| 3 | BCG |
| 4 | JP Morgan |
What is the eligibility criteria to apply for Sebi job?
1. Eligibility a. Age: Currently, the maximum age limit for a general category candidate to apply for the post of Officer in Grade ‘A’ in SEBI is 30 years. Appropriate relaxation is provided to candidates belonging to various categories as per applicable Government Rules and Regulations.
How does SEBI attract and retain the best talent?
In order to attract and retain best talent, SEBI offers an attractive remuneration package to its officers in order to retain best talent.
Can an experienced RBI officer go to IITs and IIM?
RBI used to go to the IIT’s and IIM’s for the Grade B Officer but after the court order that reservation rules are floated in these placements and free and open competition should be there when recruiting. So that means you have to give exam whether you are experienced or not.
What is the eligibility criteria to become a RBI officer?
The eligibility states that the individual should be graduated and above 21 years. RBI used to go to the IIT’s and IIM’s for the Grade B Officer but after the court order that reservation rules are floated in these placements and free and open competition should be there when recruiting.