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I want to work in a bank , which are the subjects that I can take after 10th?

I have finished my 10th STD i am waiting for my results,my favorite subjects are English and Maths #educator #banking #managing-accounts

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Helen’s Answer

Not sure what 10th STD means but I would recommend Economics, Accounting or any financial subject, Statistics etc. But don't forget there are a variety of roles in Banking which require a variety of skills; its not all about numbers.
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Emily’s Answer

If you want to work in a bank you should be taking some math classes, and if your school offers and accounting classes or finance classes you can take those as well.
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Bharath’s Answer

To be a bank employee in India you have to have a bachelors degree. After which you have to write a exam conducted by IPBS (Indian of banking Personal Banking). You eligibility will depend up on the role you want. Other than this exam you can individually choose a bank and apply for that bank.
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Jess’s Answer

Working in a bank can take many forms. You work in a bank branch, doing something like being a bank teller. Or you can work at the corporate or headquarters office of a bank doing one of many jobs that a company needs. Finance, Accounting, Auditing, and any Business related course would help with the corporate type jobs. A bank teller is an entry-level position and therefore, it might be worth going to some local bank branches near you, to see if they are hiring tellers and what their requirements are for that, if this is what you are interested in. Glad to see you are looking for courses to take already in high school, great job!

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