career growth after bba

1. Career Opportunities
After Graduation

2. Career Opportunities after BBA
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Government Sectors
Central Government, State Government, Banking, Railways
etc
Private Sectors
Investment Banker, trader, Sales Executive, HR Manager etc.
Business Development
You can become Entrepreneur or add new zing to your business

3. Government Job
Sector

4. Welcome!!
Don't be afraid to fail. Don't waste energy trying to cover up failure. Learn from your failures
and go on to the next challenge. It's OK to fail. If you're not failing, you're not growing.
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5. Types of Exams
Each type of exam has different considerations and preparation, this is an overview of the different types of exams
and the specific strategies for preparing and undertaking them.
National Competitive Exam for IAS,
IPS & IFS.
UPSC Civil Services Exam
State level Exam for civil services
offices in MP government departments.
MPPSC SSE/SFS
RBI, SBI PO, IBPS PO, SBI Clerk,
IBPS SO.
Bank Exams
UPSC CDS, AFCAT, INET, JAG
Defence and Armed Force Exams
Ministries, PSO’s post through SSC
CGL, CPO, SHSL Exams
SSC Exams
IES, LIC AAO, SCRA, DOT, NET
Other Competitive Exams
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6. UPSC
Civil
Services
Exam
UPSC CSE is amongst the toughest exams in India. It is conducted by UPSC every
year in offline mode.
•Eligibility :The Civil Services Age Limit for Indian Citizens is between 21–32 years.
•Educational Qualification: Graduation in any stream from recognized University.
•Number of attempts :6 attempts are allowed for General Category aspirants in UPSC
Civil Services
Civil Services Exam Pattern
The Indian Civil Service Exam (UPSC IAS exam / UPSC Civil) is conducted in three
stages:
Civil Services Exam (Preliminary) – Objective Type
Civil Services Exam (Main) – Descriptive Type
Personality Test / Interview
About Exam

7. UPSC
Civil
Services
Exam
UPSC SCE Timeline

8. UPSC
Civil
Services
Exam
The civil services exam posts are categorized into two categories: Group ‘A’ and Group ‘B’.
Group A include 3 All India service IAS, IFoS & IPS and 18 other services
(i)Indian Foreign Service (IFS) (ii)Indian P & T Accounts & Finance Service
(iii)Indian Audit and Accounts Service (iv)Indian Revenue Service (Customs and Central Ex
cise)
(v)Indian Defence Accounts Service (vi)Indian Revenue Service (I.T.)
(vii)Indian Ordnance Factories Service (Assistant Works Manager, Administration)
(viii)Indian Postal Service
(ix)Indian Civil Accounts Service (x)Indian Railway Traffic Service
(xi)Indian Railway Accounts Service (xii)Indian Railway Personnel Service
(xiii)Post of Assistant Security Commissioner in Railway Protection Force
(xiv)Indian Defence Estates Service (xv)Indian Information Service (Junior Grade)
(xvi)Indian Trade Service (xvii)Indian Corporate Law Service
(xviii)Indian Revenue Service (CBEC)
UPSC Civil service Exam Posts

9. UPSC
Civil
Services
Exam
Group ‘B’ has five services under it.
(i)Armed Forces Headquarters Civil Service (Section Officer’s Grade)
(ii)Delhi, Andaman & Nicobar Islands, Lakshadweep, Daman & Diu and Dadra & Nagar Haveli
Civil Service
(iii)Delhi, Andaman & Nicobar Islands, Lakshadweep, Daman & Diu and Dadra & Nagar Haveli
Police Service
(iv)Pondicherry Civil Service
(v)Pondicherry Police Service
UPSC Civil service Exam Posts

10. UPSC
Civil
Services
Exam
Civil Services Prelims Exam
Prelims is the first stage of the UPSC CSE process. It is a screening test to select the student
s for the further selection process. Prelims exam comprises two objective type papers of 200
marks each. Only those who manage to score more than the cut-off declared by the UPSC fo
r that particular year will be summoned for the next level of examination. However, the marks
scored in Prelims will not be counted for arriving at the final merit list. There is negative marki
ng of (1/3rd of Maximum Marks) for every incorrect answer.
General Studies Paper-1 Syllabus:
•Current events of national and international importance.
•History of India and Indian National Movement.
•Indian and World Geography-Physical, Social, Economic Geography of India and the World.
•Indian Polity and Governance – Constitution, Political System, Panchayati Raj, Public Policy,
Rights Issues, etc.
•Economic and Social Development – Sustainable Development, Poverty, Inclusion, Demogra
phics, Social Sector initiatives, etc.
•General issues on Environmental Ecology, Biodiversity and Climate Change- that do not req
uire subject specialization.
•General Science.
UPSC Civil service Exam Preparations

11. UPSC
Civil
Services
Exam
Civil Services Prelims Exam
General Studies Paper-2 (CSAT) Syllabus:
Comprehension.
Interpersonal skills including communication skills;
Logical reasoning and analytical ability.
Decision-making and problem-solving.
General mental ability.
Basic numeracy (numbers and their relations, orders of magnitude, etc.) (Class X level)
Data interpretation (charts, graphs, tables, data sufficiency, etc. – Class X level).
English language comprehension skills – Class X level.
The official cut-off for the Prelims will be released once the exam is conducted. The Prelims
2021 cut-off for the General category candidates was 87.54 and of Pre-2022 was 88.51.
UPSC Civil service Exam Preparations

12. UPSC
Civil
Services
Exam
Preparation Strategy for UPSC Prelims
The following strategy will help candidates to score well in the IAS prelims exam.
•Current Affairs are an important part of UPSC Prelims. Ideally, candidates should prepare 12
to 15 months’ worth of current affairs.
You can prepare current affairs from Yojana magazine, News papers, EPW, and books.
•Making Notes for the UPSC Prelims and Mains is a must. Having notes in your own handwrit
ing is preferred by some candidates, however, considering the time constraint, you can refer t
he online notes, links, books and online classrooms .
•As the questions in UPSC Prelims are all objective - type, it is essential to practice solving
MCQs during the preparation. You can use various online mock tests, booklet test, previous y
ear question papers.
•Always try to study consistently. Minimum 3 hours a day study will lead you to a good score.
If you do not have time some day or you are not in mood, try to study different topic or study f
or less duration but do not skip the study. It will lead to consistency and boost your morale at t
he time of exam.
UPSC Civil service Exam Preparations

13. UPSC
Civil
Services
Exam
UPSC Books
The following books can be referred for preparations
UPSC Civil service Exam Preparations
Subject UPSC Books
History India’s Struggle for Independence – Bipan Chandra
Indian Art and Culture by Nitin Singhania
Geography NCERT XI, XII (New Syllabus)
World Atlas (Orient Black Swan)
Indian Polity Indian Polity – M Laxmikanth
NCERT IX-XII
Economics Indian Economy by Nitin Singhania
Economic Development & Policies in India – Jain & Ohri
International
Relations
NCERT XII (Contemporary World Politics)
Current Affairs
CSAT Tata McGraw Hill CSAT Manual
Verbal & Non-Verbal Reasoning – R S Aggarwal
Solved Papers IAS General Studies Prelims Solved Papers – Vishal Publication
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14. UPSC
Civil
Services
Exam
Preparation Strategy for UPSC Mains
The UPSC Mains exam is the second stage of the Civil Services Examination. IAS aspirants who
clear the Prelims i.e. those who score above the cutoff in General Studies Paper I and more than
33% marks in General Studies Paper-II (CSAT) are eligible to appear for the UPSC Mains.
As per the revised pattern, the UPSC Mains 2023 will comprise nine theory papers (essay descrip
tive type). Out of the nine papers, only seven will be counted for merit ranking.
Candidates also have to choose one optional subject for UPSC Mains.
The maximum marks for the UPSC Mains exam are 1750 (7 papers * 250 marks each). All papers
are of three-hour duration.
UPSC Civil service Exam Preparations

15. UPSC
Civil
Services
Exam
The UPSC Mains pattern for Civil Services Exam 2023 is given below:
UPSC Civil service Exam Preparations

16. UPSC
Civil
Services
Exam
Important information regarding the UPSC Mains and UPSC Mains Syllabus
•An IAS aspirant’s marks in the UPSC Mains and IAS interview determine his/her final rank in the
merit list
•The UPSC Mains intends to assess the depth of a candidate’s knowledge. Hence, marks will only
be given for “relevant, meaningful, and succinct answers.”
•The questions in UPSC Mains test aspirant’s basic understanding, ability to analyse and “view on
conflicting socio-economic goals, objectives and demands.”
•Although UPSC maintains that for General Studies papers (Paper II to Paper V), a “well-educated
person will be able to answer them without any specialised study,” candidates are advised to go thr
ough previous year UPSC question papers to ascertain for themselves whether they need ‘speciali
sed study.’
•Candidates are allowed to use Scientific (Non-Programmable) calculators in UPSC Mains if neede
d.
•The level of examination for the optional subjects in UPSC Mains will be equivalent to an honours
degree (between bachelors’ and masters’ level). Only for engineering subjects, Law and Medical S
cience, the scope is limited to the bachelors’ degree level.
UPSC Civil service Exam Preparations

17. UPSC
Civil
Services
Exam
UPSC IAS Interview
The final stage of the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) Civil Services Exam is the IAS int
erview or the UPSC Personality Test.
Venue: Union Public Service Commission (UPSC), Dholpur House, Shahjahan Road, New Delhi-1
10069
Timing: Two sessions per day ( Forenoon session 9:00 AM onwards, Afternoon session 1:00 PM o
nwards). It will be mentioned on the candidate’s call letter.
Dress Code: Basic formals suffice (dark trousers with a light-coloured plain shirt for men and saris
or ‘churidar’ for women)
Maximum Marks: 275 (it seems less when compared to Mains but scoring high marks here can be
the path to one’s service/cadre of choice).
UPSC Civil service Exam Preparations

18. MPPSC
SSE/SFS
Exam
This examines candidates to recruit them for State Services (Rajya Seva Pariksha) & Forest Servic
es.
The Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission invites candidates to join the State Service Exam
ination every year for the posts of Deputy Collector, Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP), C
ommercial Tax Officer, etc.
The selection of the candidates is done through three stages: Prelims, Mains, and Interview.
It is one of the most popular exams among aspirants belonging to the state of Madhya Pradesh.
The Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission conducts the State Civil Service exams for vario
us posts every year. The recruitment cycles for 2019, 2020, 2021, and 2022 are also simultaneo
usly ongoing. For some, the Mains examination was recently held in 2023 and for others, the final r
esult is pending.
•Mode of the examination: Offline
•Stages: Three stages: Prelims, Mains, and Personality Test
•Exam Frequency: Once a year
•Eligibility Criteria: Graduation
•Language of the exam: English & Hindi
•Age Limit: For uniformed post 21-40 years, For non uniformed post 21-33 years
About Exam

19. MPPSC
SSE/SFS
Exam
MPPSC Prelims Exam Pattern
As per the MPPSC Exam Pattern for Prelims, it comprises two compulsory papers of objective type
with two sections, i.e.
General Studies Paper 1
General Studies Paper 2/CSAT Paper/Aptitude Paper.
There is no negative marking in the examination.
MPPSC Exam Preparations
Paper Subjects Marks Time
Paper-1 General Studies 200 Marks 2 Hours
Paper-2 Aptitude Test 200 Marks 2 Hours

20. MPPSC
SSE/SFS
Exam
MPPSC Mains Exam Pattern
As per the MP PSC Mains Exam Pattern, the exam consists of 6 papers. Candidates will have to s
core minimum qualifying marks in all the sections to move to the next stage of the Interview.
MPPSC Exam Preparations
Paper Subjects Marks Time
Paper-1 General Study-I 300 Marks 3 Hours
Paper-2 General Study-II 300 Marks 3 Hours
Paper-3 General Study-III 300 Marks 3 Hours
Paper-4 General Study-IV 200 Marks 3 Hours
Paper-5 General Hindi 200 Marks 2 Hours
Paper-6 Essay Writing 100 Marks 2 Hours

21. Bank
Exams
There are numerous government banks for various posts. Understudies who have cleared BBA can
apply for the Provisional Officers (PO) and clerks posts.
SBI has been leading on the web tests and papers for determination for the administrative framewo
rk and Officer Cadre independently. All the public banks aside from SBI initiates understudies base
d on the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS).
IBPS conducts two assessments namely IBPS Clerk and IBPS PO. The test is directed for posts o
f the IBPS PO and IBPS Clerk.
Selection will be done based on the overall score in Personal Interview, fundamental composed tes
t followed by a mains test. No Personal Interview is conducted for clerical cadre recruitment.
The schedule for the primary test incorporates some basic points, for example, General English, R
easoning, Numerical Ability, Marketing Aptitude, and General mindfulness/Computer information.
RBI, SBI PO, IBPS PO, SBI CLERK, IBPS SO

22. Defence
and
Armed
force
Exams
Candidates who are interested in joining the armed forces and servicing their county can join defen
ses like Indian Air Force, Indian Navy, and Indian Army. They can apply for the UPSC CDS (combin
ed defence service Exam).
Combined Defence Service (CDS) CDS is a national-level competitive exam conducted twice a y
ear by the Union Public Service Commission to recruit candidates who wish to begin their career in
the defence forces like Army, Navy, and Air Force.
UPSC CDS exam is conducted to select candidates in the following armed forces:
Indian Army
Indian Navy
Indian Airforce
Naval Academy
Officers Training Academy
UPSC CDS, AFCAT, INET, JAG

23. Defence
and
Armed
force
Exams
CDS Exam Eligibility
The candidates must be well acquainted with the CDS eligibility and fulfill each criterion to procee
d further in the selection process. There are four factors included in the eligibility criteria, which are
physical standards, nationality, education qualification, and UPSC CDS age limit.
Physical Standards: The aspirants who have applied for different posts in the CDS should be me
ntally and physically fit in order to meet the physical standard guidelines, as mentioned in the officia
l CDS notification.
Nationality: To be eligible for the CDS exam, a candidate must fit be a citizen of India, a subject of
Nepal/Bhutan, or a Tibetan refugee who had migrated to India before January 01, 1962, with the int
ention of Permanent Settle.
CDS Qualification
UPSC CDS, AFCAT, INET, JAG
Post Educational criteria
IMA Graduate from recognized University
INA Engineering degree from recognized University
AFA Engineering Degree (Physics & Maths at 10+2) or B. Tech from Recogni
zed University
OTA Graduate from Recognized University

24. Defence
and
Armed
force
Exams
CDS 2023 Exam Pattern
The exam pattern of the CDS 2023 exam is different for Officer Training Academy and Indian Nav
al Academy/Indian Military Academy/Indian Air Force. It is divided into two sections:
Written Examination
Intelligence & Personality Interview
CDS Syllabus
Candidates should be aware of the subjects of the CDS Exam Syllabus and important topics. Ca
ndidates are required to check the entire syllabus of CDS 2023 for its thorough preparation.
General Knowledge: History, Physics, Biology, Geography, Political Science, and current affairs
of the last 4-5 months from the examination date.
English: Basic Grammar, Synonyms, Antonyms, Comprehension Solving, Error Spotting, Para Ju
mbles, etc.
Elementary Math: Natural numbers, Integers, Percentages, HCF and LCM, Geometry, Logarithm
s, Trigonometry, Time & distance, Statistics, Mensuration, etc.
UPSC CDS, AFCAT, INET, JAG

25. Defence
and
Armed
force
Exams
AFCAT Exam
The exam is conducted by the Indian Air Force (IAF) twice a year to recruit Class 1 Gazetted Officer
s in Flying and Ground Duties for both Technical and Non-Technical Branches.
AFCAT Eligibility
Nationality: The candidate opting to apply for the exam must be a citizen of India as per the Indian
citizenship act, 1955.
Marital Status: Candidates below 25 years of age must be unmarried at the time of commencement
of the course. Widows/ Widowers and divorcees (with or without encumbrances) below 25 years of
age are also not eligible.
Educational Qualification: All the candidates who wish to appear for AFCAT 2023 must hold a bac
helor's degree in their respective discipline. The AFCAT qualification criteria vary from post to post.
AFCAT Age Limit
The age limit prescribed for AFCAT exam is 20 and 24 years for the flying branch and 20 to 26 years
for the Ground Duty posts. Relaxation in age limit is given to the candidates belonging to reserved c
ategories. During this period, a candidate can attempt 16 times and can clear the AFCAT exam.
UPSC CDS, AFCAT, INET, JAG

26. Defence
and
Armed
force
Exams
AFCAT Exam Pattern
There will be 100 questions each carrying 3 marks. So the total marks are 300. There is also a nega
tive marking of 1 mark for each incorrect answer marked by the candidate.
Both Papers, AFCAT & EKT are of objective type. The details are shared below:
UPSC CDS, AFCAT, INET, JAG
Exam Type Subject Questions Mark
s
Time
AFCAT Compulsor
y
General Awareness, Ver
bal Ability, Reasoning &
Military Aptitude Test, Nu
merical Ability
100 300 2hr
EKT If applying
for Technic
al Branch
Mechanical, Electronics,
Computer Science
50 150 45min

27. Notification
&
Information
Website/Apps
You can visit following website for getting the information about upcoming exam forms and va
cancies.
•http://www.kirannewsagency.com
•https://www.employment-news.net
•https://www.indgovtjobs.in
About Notifications of Exams

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