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India might get one or two new private sector banks very soon. These banks, which will require several hundred employees, could recruit either fresh graduates or poach from rival banks. As existing banks also want to ramp up their operations, banking talent is expected to be the most in demand in the near future.
Institutes such as Manipal Global Education Services and TimesPro are catering to the needs of the industry and have tied up with banks to provide talent that is ready for industry roles.
Deepak Lamba, president, Times Centre for Learning, said they had 30 students in every centre. The first batch across campuses has passed out in February this year and 100 students have been placed with an average package of Rs 3 lakh. He added banks like Kotak Mahindra Bank, Axis Bank and HDFC Bank have participated in placement drives.
Lamba added a career in private banks was still not a mainstream career option compared to management and other degrees. "The influx of new banks will open up huge employment opportunities for young graduates. The demand for talent will see a huge upsurge for bank training courses," he explained.you can read full article at: http://www.sify.com/finance/banking-jobs-up-for-grabs-news-default-odncvMhdcde.html?source=sifyhome&slot=c1s3
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Institutes such as Manipal Global Education Services and TimesPro are catering to the needs of the industry and have tied up with banks to provide talent that is ready for industry roles.
Deepak Lamba, president, Times Centre for Learning, said they had 30 students in every centre. The first batch across campuses has passed out in February this year and 100 students have been placed with an average package of Rs 3 lakh. He added banks like Kotak Mahindra Bank, Axis Bank and HDFC Bank have participated in placement drives.
Lamba added a career in private banks was still not a mainstream career option compared to management and other degrees. "The influx of new banks will open up huge employment opportunities for young graduates. The demand for talent will see a huge upsurge for bank training courses," he explained.
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