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If you took Accountancy, Business Studies or Economics in class 11. Browse the job routes researched so far, then open one for its pay ladder and entry requirements.
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You use mathematics and probability to put a price on things that might go wrong — someone dying young, a flood, a hospital stay — so an insurance company or a pension fund can afford to pay when they do.
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You teach a college subject and develop academic work in that field.
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You clear one national exam after any degree and join a government-owned bank as a trainee officer, on track to run a branch.
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A graduate recruitment exam leads to administrative, tax, audit and investigation posts.
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You train for years under a practising accountant and then sign off on whether a company's accounts are telling the truth.
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You are the person inside a company whose job is to keep it on the right side of the law — every board meeting, every filing, every disclosure.
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You perform uniformed security duties after recruitment open at school level.
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You work out what things actually cost a company to make — and therefore what it can afford to charge, and where it is quietly losing money.
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You use data, statistics and computing to answer practical questions.
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You study why prices rise, why people lose jobs and what a government decision actually does — and go into work where somebody has to answer those questions with data.
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You either work out what a company is really worth and tell investors whether to buy its shares, or you help companies raise money and buy each other.
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You help people decide what to do with their money — how much to save, where to invest it, how to pay for a house or a parent's illness — and in India that advice is licensed work.
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You handle records, correspondence or data entry in a public office.
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You provide local postal services under a separate engagement system.
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You work on hiring, development and employee relations.
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You decide who an insurance company will cover, at what price, and whether a claim gets paid — a graduate-entry officer job at a public insurer or a private one.
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You help organisations analyse problems and plan changes.
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You finish any three-year degree, sit the CAT entrance exam, and if a business school takes you, two years there puts you into the management ranks of a company.
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You support young children through play, language, routines and early learning.
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You help supervise financial institutions, markets or development finance.
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You teach movement, fitness and sports safely, and organise school games.
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You teach a subject in classes 11–12 after subject study and teacher training.
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You help younger pupils build reading, writing, numeracy and classroom skills.
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You coordinate what a product should do and how a team improves it.
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You support track, station or maintenance operations in a railway unit.
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You own the thing instead of working for it — either something you start yourself or a business your family already runs — and you are paid whatever is left after everyone else is paid.
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You help run railway operations or administration through graduate recruitment.
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You enter a supervisory uniformed role through graduate recruitment and physical selection.