Full Form of SEBI
1. Official Mandate, Scope & Background
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is the statutory regulatory body established under the SEBI Act 1992. It regulates the securities and commodities markets in India, protects the interests of investors, and oversees stock exchanges, mutual funds, and credit rating agencies.
2. Eligibility Criteria, Qualifications & Age Limits
Assistant Manager (Grade 'A' - General Stream): Master's degree in any discipline, or Bachelor's Degree in Law, or Bachelor's Degree in Engineering, or CA/CFA/CS/ICWA. Age Limit: Maximum 30 years.
3. Examination Scheme & Selection Procedure
Phase-I: Online Screening Examination (Paper 1: General Aptitude; Paper 2: Specialized Commerce, Accounting & Finance MCQs). Phase-II: Online Descriptive & Domain Examination. Phase-III: Personal Interview.
4. Core Syllabus & Key Subjects
Commerce and Financial Accountancy, Management Concepts, Financial System Regulations, Costing Principles, Companies Act 2013, and Macroeconomics.