IDBI Bank Recruitment 2017 – Apply Online for 111 Manager, AGM & DGM Posts:

IDBI Bank Recruitment 2017 – Apply Online for 111 Manager, AGM & DGM Posts: IDBI Bank has invited applications for the recruitment of 111 Specialist Officer (ManagerAssistant General Manager (AGM) & Deputy General Manager (DGM)) vacancies for different functional areas. Eligible candidates may apply online from 01-02-2017 to 20-02-2017
.Application Form start date: – 01 Feb 2017
Application Form Closing Date: – 20 Feb 2017
Examination Date: – 24 March 2017
IDBI Bank Vacancy Details:
Total No. of Posts: 111
Name of the Posts:
1. Deputy General Manager (Grade D): 13 Posts
2. Assistant General Manager (Grade C): 17 Posts
3. Manager (Grade B): 81 Posts

Age Limit: Candidates age limit should be 18 – 40/ 45 years for Post 1, 20 – 36 years for Post 2, 24 – 32 years for Post 3 as on 01-10-2016. Age relaxation is applicable to SC/ ST/ OBC/ Person with disabilities (PWD)/ Ex-Servicemen as per rules.

Educational Qualification: Candidates should possess Graduation with first class in any stream from a recognized University/ Graduation in B.Sc Agri or Veterinary Science or in any allied courses in Agri from a recognized University or Graduation in any discipline from a recognized University with Post Graduate qualification as M. Tech. Agri or MBA Agri or M.Sc in relevant discipline.
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Selection Process: Candidates will be selected based on group discussion & personnel interview for Post 1, online written test, personnel interview for post 2, 3.

Application Fee: Candidates should pay Rs. 150/- (Intimation Charges) for SC/ ST/ PWD candidates and Rs. 700/- (Application fee + Intimation Charges) for all other candidates through online by using Debit Cards (RuPay/ Visa/ MasterCard/ Maestro), Credit Cards, Internet Banking, IMPS, Cash Cards/ Mobile Wallets.

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RBI Recruitment 2016 – Apply Online for 610 Assistant Posts

RBI Recruitment 2016 – Apply Online for 610 Assistant Posts: Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has published notification for the recruitment of 610 Assistant vacancies in various offices of the Bank.

Age Limit: Candidates age limit should be between 20 to 28 years (Candidates must have been born not earlier than 08-11-1988 and not later than 07-11-1996 (both days including)) as on 07-11-2016.

Age relaxation  05 years for SC/ ST, 03 years for OBC and Other relaxation details refer the notification.

Educational Qualification: Candidates should possess Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline with a minimum of 50% marks (pass class for SC/ ST/ PWD candidates) in the aggregate and the knowledge of word processing on PC.

Selection Process: Candidates will be selected based on preliminary Exam, Main Exam & Interview.

Application Fee: Candidates should pay Rs. 450/- (Examination fee + Intimation Charges) for OBC/ General candidates and Rs. 50/- for SC/ ST/ PWD/ EXS (Intimation Charges) through online by using gateway/ Debit Cards (RuPay/ Visa/ Master Card/ Maestro), Credit Cards, Internet Banking, IMPS, Cash Cards/ Mobile Wallets.

How to Apply: Eligible candidates may apply online through the website www.rbi.org.in from 07-11-2016 to 28-11-2016.


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IDBI Bank Recruitment 2016 – Apply Online for 500 Executive Posts

IDBI Bank Recruitment 2016 – Apply Online for 500 Executive Posts: IDBI Bank has published notification for the recruitment of 500 Executive vacancies on contract basis at its different Branches and Offices. Eligible candidates may apply online from 16-11-2016 to 30-11-2016.…

Age Limit: 20 to 25 years as on 01.10.2016

Age Relaxation:
    Other Backward Classes (OBC): 03 years
    SC/ST: 05 years 
    Persons with Disability: 10 years

Selection Process
 The selection procedure will comprise of the online test followed by personal Interview.

Application Fee
SC/ST/PWD Applicant: – 150/- Rs
 General/ OBC Applicant: – 700/- Rs   

The fee submission can be made through Master/Visa Debit or Credit Card or through Internet Banking.


 
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IBPS Career 2016 – Apply Online for RA, Hindi & Law Officer Posts

IBPS Career 2016 – Apply Online for RA, Hindi & Law Officer Posts Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) has announced a notification for the recruitment of Research Associate, Hindi Officer, Law Officer vacancies. Eligible candidates may apply online from 03-11-2016 to 19-11-2016.


Age Limit: Candidates age should be 21-30 years (born not earlier than 04-11-1986 and not later than 03-11-1995 (both dates inclusive).

Name of the Posts:
1. Research Associate: 01 Post
2. Hindi Officer: 01 Post
3. Law Officer: 01 Post

Read more: IBPS Career 2016 – Apply Online for RA, Hindi & Law Officer Posts http://www.freejobalert.com/ibps-career/48609/#ixzz4Ogp1f76X
Educational Qualification: Candidates should possess Post Graduation in Psychology/ Education/ Management in HR with 55% of marks for Post 1, Master’s Degree in English/ Hindi for Post 2, Bachelor Degree in Law (LLB) for Post 3 from a recognized university with relevant experience.

Selection Process: Candidates will be selected based on Interview/ Group Discussion/ Item Writing Tests etc.

Application Fee: Candidates should pay Rs. 500/- for all categories through online.

How to Apply: Eligible candidates may apply online through the website “www.ibps.in” from 03-11-2016 to 19-11-2016.

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General Awareness Related To Sports 2016

1.Sakshi Malik is associated with which sports?
 [A]Boxing
 [B]Wushu
 [C]Wrestling
 [D]Table Tennis

2.Who has won the 2016 Mutua Madrid Open Men’s Singles title?
 [A]Kei Nishikori
 [B]Novak Djokovic
 [C]Andy Murray
 [D]Rafael Nadal

3.Who has won the 2016 Mutua Madrid Open Women’s Singles title?
 [A]Sara Errani
 [B]Dominika Cibulkova
 [C]Petra Kvitova
 [D]Simona Halep

4.Who of the following is the first Indian to score Pro-Boxing hat-trick?
 [A]Akhil Kumar
 [B]Vijender Singh
 [C]Jitender Kumar
 [D]Sushil Kumar

5.Who of the following are named as 2015 women’s doubles World champions by the International Tennis Federation (ITF)?
 [A]Bethanie Mattek-Sands and Elena Vesnina
 [B]Bethanie Mattek-Sands and Lucie Safarova
 [C]Sania Mirza and Martina Hingis
  [D]Sania Mirza and Elena Vesnina

6.. Who is the first female jockey to win Melbourne Cup?
 [A]Hayley Turner
 [B]Michelle Payne
 [C]Julie Krone
 [D]kayla Stra

7.Which Indian boxer obtained No. 2 spot in world rankings, recently?
 [A]Dinesh Kumar
 [B]Shiva Thapa
 [C]Jitender Kumar
 [D]Vijender Singh

8.. Which country has been ranked number one in the recently launched ICC women’s team ranking?
 [A]India
 [B]Bangladesh
 [C]Australia
 [D]New Zealand

9.When the first Summer Olympic Games was held
[A] 1894
[B] 1896
[C] 1900
[D] 1902

10.Who is the winner of first FIFA World Cup tournament
[A]A Brazil
 [B] Argentina
[C] Mexico
[D] Uruguay
Answer
1.[c]  2.[B]  3.[D] 4.[B]  5.[C] 6.[B]  7.[B]  8.[C] 9.[B] 10.[D]

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OBC Recruitment 2016 – Apply Online for 117 Specialist Officer Posts:

OBC Recruitment 2016 – Apply Online for 117 Specialist Officer Posts: Oriental Bank of Commerce (OBC) has given an employment notification for the recruitment of 117 Specialist Officer vacancies. Eligible candidates can apply online from 29-04-2016 to 13-05-2016
OBC Vacancy Details:
Total No of Posts: 117
Name of the Posts:
1. Senior Manager (Risk Management): 10 Posts
2. Manager (IT): 10 Posts
3. Manager (Forex): 05 Posts
4. Manager (Debt/ Equity): 02 Posts
5. Manager (Law): 21 Posts
6. Manager (FA)- Chartered Accountant: 30 Posts
7. Manager (Security): 22 Posts
8. Security Officer: 15 Posts
9. Fire Officer: 02 Posts

Age Limit: Candidates minimum & maximum age is 25-35 years for Post 1, 23-35 years for Post 2 to 7, 21-35 years for Post 8 & 9 as on 01-04-2016. Upper age relaxation of 05 years for SC/ ST, 03 years for OBC & PWD/ EXSM & other candidates is applicable as per rules.

    Educational Qualification :
    For Senior Manager : Graduate in any stream full time regular course with aggregate 60% marks or equivalent in CGPA AND Post Graduation full time regular course in Mathematics/Statistics/Economics or MBA in Finance/Banking/Risk Management or PG Diploma in Finance/Banking/Risk Management) or Engineering with aggregate 60% marks or equivalent in CGPA.
    For Manager : Engineering Degree in Computer Science/Information Technology/Electronics & Telecommunications/Electronics & Communication OR Graduate/Post Graduate preferably with Commerce/Mathematics/Economics background OR Full time Bachelor Degree in Law (LLB) and enrolled as an advocate with Bar Council OR Passed Final Examination for Chartered Accountants OR Bachelor’s Degree from any University recognized by Govt. of India or any equivalent qualification recognised as such by Central Government.
    For Security Officer : Bachelor’s Degree from any University recognized by Govt. of India or any equivalent qualification recognised as such by Central Government.
    For Fire Officer : Bachelor’s Degree from any University recognized by Govt. of India or any equivalent qualification recognised as such by Central Government AND Sub-Officer Course from National Fire Service College, Nagpur with minimum of 50% marks.
    Nationality : Indian

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Reasoning Ability Answer With Explanation

In each of the questions below consists of a statements  and conclusion numbered I and II given below it.You decide which of the two conclusion logically follows from the information given in the statement

Give answer

    (1)if only conclusion (I) follows
    (2) if only conclusion (II) follows
    (3) If a either conclusion (I) or (II) follows
    (4) If a neither conclusion (I) nor (II) follows
    (5) If both  conclusion (I) and (II) follows

  1.Statement:  V>P, U>R, P>Q<R=S
    Conclusions: I.U>Q      II.V>Q

2.Statement: N>R=Q<P>C>B<A
   Conclusions: I.A>C    II.P>R

3.Statement:   A<B>C>D, B>H
Conclusions:  I.B>D   II.H>A

4.Statement:   P>Q>R=S<T, W<R
  Conclusions: I.Q>W   II.P<T

5.Statement: L<M>N<O>P, Q>P, L<S
 Conclusion: I. N=Q           II.N<Q

Answer
1. V>P  .................[i]
    U>R  ................[ii]
    P>Q<R=S ........[iii]

combining [ii] &[iii] we have
P>Q<R=S<U Hence,Q<U or U>Q
Thus Conclusion [I] follows
Again combining [i] &[iii] we have
V>P>Q Hence,V>Q
Thus Conclusion [II] does not follows

2.[4] N>R=Q<P>C>B<A
                          |        |
 So,we can't compare A and C . Hence,conclusion I doesn't follow.
Again R=Q<P ie R<P
Thus Conclusion [II] does not follows

3.[4] A<B>C>D -----(i)
         B>H        -----(ii)
From statement (i), we have
B>D Conclusion [I] does not follows
Again combining [i] &[ii] we have

A<B>H,so we can't compare A and H . Hence,conclusion II doesn't follow.
4.[1]P>Q>R=S<T------(i)
       W<R        --------(ii)
         combining [i] &[ii] we have
           Q>R>W   
 Thus Conclusion [I] follows
 From statement (i), we have
 P>S<T so we can't compare P and T . Hence,conclusion II doesn't follow.

5.[4]L<M>N<O>P -----------(i)
        Q>P         --------------(ii)
        L<S          -------------(iii)
 combining [i] &[ii] we have
 L<M>N<O>P< Q

          |               |
 we can't compare N and Q . Hence,conclusion I and  II doesn't follow.

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English Language Question And Answer With Explanation

Read each sentence to find out whether there is any grammatical or idiomatic error in it.The number of that part is the answer.
1.[1]It is sparsely populated/[2] and you can drive for miles / [3] without having seen /[4] a single soul /[5]No error.

2.[1]Stalls across the / [2] carnival was focused on / [3]craft work that would appeal /[4] to children. /[5]No error

3.[1]As a society / [2] we have been confining /[3]our leaders about their / [4]respective castes and religions. / [5] No error.

4.[1] Staying indoors all day / [2]can also increase body /[3] heat as it does not allow your /[4]system to cool down. /[5]No error.

5.[1]Once the basic infrastructure was ready / [2]the next item on the agenda was / [3]ensuring proper traffic movement / [4]and crowd's management. / [5]No error.
Answer
1.[3] Replace 'having seen' with 'seeing'.
2.[2]Replace 'was' with 'were'.
3.[3]Replace 'about' with 'to'.
4.[5]
5.[4]Replace 'crowds' with 'crowd'.

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Reasoning Ability Answer with Explanation Syllogism -IBPS & SBI Bank Exam

In each of the questions below consists of a statements  and conclusion numbered I and II given below it.You decide which of the two conclusion logically follows from the information given in the statement

Give answer

    (1)if only conclusion (I) follows
    (2) if only conclusion (II) follows
    (3) If a either conclusion (I) or (II) follows
    (4) If a neither conclusion (I) nor (II) follows
    (5) If both  conclusion (I) and (II) follows

 
1.Statements:
All banks are colleges.
Some colleges are schools.
Conclusion
I. No bank is school
II.Some schools are not colleges

2.Statements:
Some glasses are metals
Some liquids are metals.
Conclusion
I.No liquid is glass
II.Atleast some glasses are liquids.

3.Statements:
All kites are aeroplanes
No  aeroplanes is a bird.
Conclusion
I.Atleast some kites are birds.
II No kite is a bird.

4.Statements:
No ship is boat
All boats are vessels.
Conclusion
I.Atleast some vessels are boats
II.No ship is a vessel.

5.Statements:
Some houses are buildings.
No building is an apartment.
Conclusions:
I Atleast some buildings are not houses
II. No house is an apartment

Answer
1.[4]All banks are colleges.[A]    
Some colleges are schools.[I]
A+I => No Conclusion

2.[3] Both the premises are Particular Affirmative.No Conclusion follows the two Particular Premises.

Conclusions I and II form Complementary Pair.Therefore, either Conclusion I or II follows.

3.[2]
All kites are aeroplanes [A]
No  aeroplanes is a bird.[E]
 A+E => E type of conclusion
  No kite is a bird.


4.[1]
No ship is boat    [E]
All boats are vessels.[A]
 E+A =>O - type of conclusion
"Some vessels are not ships"
Conclusion I is converse of the second Premise.

5.[4]
Some houses are buildings.[I]
No building is an apartment.[E]
I+E => O - type of Conclusion
'' Some houses are not apartments"

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Expected Computer Language Question And Answer

1.It is the term given to the act of stealing someone identity and running their credit rating
[1]Find Error
[2]Identity
[3]Identity theft
[4]Virus Indefinites
[5]None of these

2.The contents of ill- are lost when the computer turns off,
[1]Storage
[2]Input
[3]Output
[4]Memory
[5]None of these

3.In MICR, C stands for
[1]Code
[2]Colour
[3]Computer
[4]Character
[5]None of these

4.Various applications and document are represented on the windows desktop by
[1]Symbols
[2]Labels
[3]Graphs
[4]Icons
[5]None of these

5.Which key is used in combination with another key to perform a specific task?
[1]Function
[2]Space bar
[3]Arrow
[4]Control
[5]None of these

6.You would use this software to create spreadsheets, type document , and edit photos
[1]Application
[2]Utility
[3]System
[4]Operating
[5]None of these

7.Computers use which language to process data?
[1]Processing
[2]Kilobyte
[3]Binary
[4]Representational
[5]None of these

8.In the binary language each letter of the alphabet, each number and each chaaracter is made up of a unique combination of
[1]Eight bytes
[2]Eight kilobytes
[3]Eight characters
[4]Eight bits
[5]None of these

9.The term bit is short for
[1]Megabyte
[2]Binary language
[3]Binary digit
[4]Binary  number
[5]None of these

10.Computers process data into information by working exclusively with
[1]Multimedia
[2]Words
[3]Characters
[4]Numbers
[5]None of these
Answer
1.[3] 2.[1] 3.[4]  4,[4]  5.[4] 6.[1] 7.[3] 8.[4]  9.[3] 10.[4]

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NABARD Recruitment 2016 – Apply Online for 115 Grade ‘A’ & ‘B’ Officer Posts:

NABARD Recruitment 2016 – Apply Online for 115 Grade ‘A’ & ‘B’ Officer Posts: National Bank for Agricultural Development (NABARD) has released notification for the recruitment of 115 Assistant Managers (Grade ‘A’), Manager (Grade ‘B’) vacancies in the Rural Development Banking Service (RDBS). Eligible candidates may apply online from 23-03-2016 to 13-04-2016.For Other details like age limit, educational qualification, selection process Click Here

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General Awareness Question Related to Honour and Awards

1.Who will be conferred with the 47th Dadasaheb Phalke Award for the year 2015?
[A]Rishi Kapoor
[B]Jaya Bachhan
[C]Manoj Kumar
[D]Kamal Hassan

2.Which of the following films has won the prestigious Golden Peacock award at the IFFI 2015?
[A]Mustang
[B]The Measure of a Man
[C]Embrace of the Serpent
[D]Eisenstein

3..Which of the following bollywood actress has awarded the “Pride of Kerala” award by the World Malayalee Council and Kairali TV ?
[A].Sri Devi
[B].Kajol
[C].Vidya Balan
[D].Deepika Padukone

4.Who was recently conferred with the 11th META theatre Lifetime achievement Award?
[A].Sanjiv Kapoor
[B].Ratan Thiyam
[C].George Kennedy
[D].Sasidharan

5.Which poet was chosen for the Bihari Puraskar Award of 2015?
[A].Shobana Bhartia
[B].Bhagawathi Lal Vyas
[C].Badal Sarkar
[D].Zohra Seghal

6.Global CSR Excellence & Leadership Awards in the category of Best Environment Friendly Project has been conferred upon which of the following ?
[A].Ecron Acunova
[B].GVK Biosciences
[C].Siro Clinpharm
[D].Clininvent

7.First Indian movie submitted for Oscar
[A] The Guide
[B] Mother India
[C] Madhumati
[D] Amrapali

8.Who was the first Indian Actress won Best Actress award in an International Film festival
[A] Suchitra Sen
[B] Waheeda Rahman
[C] Nutan
[D] Nargis Dutt

9. B. C. Roy Award is given in the field of
 [A].Music  
 [B] Journalism
[C]. Medicine  
[D] Environment

10.Who among the following is not a recipient of the Bharatiya Jnanpith Award?
[A] Ashaparna Devi
[B] M. F. Hussain
[C] Raghupathi Sahai
[D] V. K. Gokak

 1.[c]  2.[c]  3.[c] 4.[b]  5.[b]  6.[b]  7.[b]  8.[a]  9.[a]  10.[b]

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Reasoning Ability Question And Answer With Explanation

Read the following information carefully and answer the questions that follows:
  Eight candidates A,B,C,D,E,F,G and H are participating in a race. All are standing at a distance of 1km,2km.3km,4km,5km and 6km, from their immediate neighbours but not necessarily in the same order. Two candidates  are at the same distance of 5km from their immediate neighbours.B is 3km left of C and 6km away from F. B is standing immediately between E and G at 5km and 2km respectively.H is 4km left of E. C is second to the left of D.The candidate on the extreme left is 10km away from E. G is standing between B and C.

1.What is the distance between H and B?
[1]6 km  [2]12km  [3]10 km  [4] Can't be determined [5] None of those

2.Which of the following is  immediate neighbours of D?
[1]G   [2]F   [3]C  [4]B  [5]E

3.Who is standing between H and B?
[1]E  [2]F  [3]G   [4]C   [5]D

4.How many candidates are there between B and D?
[1]4   [2]3  [3]  2    [4]1   [5]None of these

5.Who among the following is standing on the extreme  left end?
[1]C  [2]F  [3]E  [4]B  [5]A

Answer
 A      H         E      B       G       C       F      D
<----><-----><-----><----><-----><---><----->
6km    4km      5km   2km   1km   3km   5km
1.[5]Distance between H and  B
 = 4+5 = 9 km
2.[2]
3.[1]
4.[2]
5[5]

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Reasoning Ability Blood Relationship Answer With Explanation

Study the following information to answer the given questions:

'P+Q' means  'P is the son of Q'.
'P-Q' means  'P is the wife of Q'.
'P$Q' means  'P is the father of Q'.
'P*Q' means  'P is the sister of Q'.

If S $ H * R - A + B $ K,then
1.How is R related to K?
[1]Sister
[2]Brother
[3]Cousin sister
[4]Mother-in-law
[5]None of these

2.How is S related to A?
[1]Father- in-law
[2]Mother-in-law
[3]Mother.
[4]Father
[5]None of these

3.How is H related to A?
[1] Brother -in-law
[2]Sister-in-law
[3]Daughter-in-law
[4]Son-in-law
[5]None of these

If K + R - G + M $ A * J,then

4.How is G related to J?
[1]Cousin  brother
[2]Brother -in-law
[3]Brother
[4]Son
[5]None of these

5.How is A related to K?
[1]Cousin sister
[2Mother
[3]Sister-in-law
[4]Aunt
[5]Sister

6.How is M related to R?
[1]Father
[2]Brother 
[3]Brother -in-law
[4]Father- in-law
[5]None of these

   Answer
  S(+)             B(+)               (+)  --- Male
  |                   |                     (-)----Female
  H(-)--R(-)     A(+)---K

1.[5]R is Sister-in-law of K
2.[1]S is Father-in-law of A
3.[2]H is Sister-in-law of A

             M(+)
             |
R(-)----G(+)----A(-)---J
|
K

4.[3]G is Brother of J
5.[4]A is Aunt (paternal) of K
6.[4]M is Father-in-law of R

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Younger Brother/Sister Wastes Lot of Time in Social Media Advising Him

younger brother/sister wastes lot of time in social media and neglects his studies. Write a letter to him/her advising him to develop a habit of book reading
Avinash
The city school,
Tialk Marg,
Greater Noida

Dear Abhinay,
I hope your studies are going on perfectly fine.I am pretty sure that you will acquire good percentage of marks in it. I heard from mother and father that you wastes lot of time in social media and neglects your studies.I would like to motivate you to actively develop a habit of book reading
Social media has become a way of life nowadays.it is a highly entertaining and informative medium.Social media has become a way of life nowadays.it is a highly entertaining and informative medium. Many people believe this can be a good thing, but society has shown the many negative consequences it has on our lives. Social networking has become widely used in the young generations today. However, young people are beginning to be obsessed, spending hours and hours of their day on social networking sites and becoming addicted. As the increase of usage rises, so does the evidence that this excessive use is damaging for their mental health; leading to lowered self-esteem, anxiety and even depression. 

The amount of education you get from it is very less compared to reading books.Good reading habit makes way for a better understanding of one's experiences however social media mostly indulges the cravings of people rather than what is good for them.Most of the time is spent in searching what others are doing, which can be well spent in reading which at least adds knowledge to your own life.

 Hope you agree with me. I would meet you soon and we'll further discuss it.Pass on my regards to father and mother.

Yours loving,
Avinash

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HP State Cooperative Bank Recruitment 2016 – 31 Junior Clerk Posts:

The Himachal Pradesh State Cooperative Bank Limited (HPSCB) A Scheduled Bank, Shimla invites applications on prescribed format from the eligible candidates for recruitment of Junior Clerks for filling up 31 Vacancies on Contract Basis for a period of 05 Years from the date of joining which is subject to renewal on year to year basis, based on their performance. [15% quota reserved for the trained Secretaries of Primary Agricultural Credit Societies and employees of other Cooperative Societies in the Bank.]

Job Details :

    Post Name : Junior Clerk
    No. of Vacancy : 31 Posts
    Pay Scale : Rs. 10300-34800/-
    Grade Pay : Rs. 3200/-
A. For Trained Secretaries of PACS: 25 Posts
1. General: 11 Posts
2. SC: 02 Posts
3. ST: 01 Post
4. OBC: 02 Posts
5. General Ex – Servicemen: 02 Posts
6. General IRDP: 02 Posts
7. General PH: 01 Post
8. SC Ex Servicemen: 01 Post
9. SC IRDP: 01 Post
10. OBC Ex Servicemen: 01 Post
11. OBC IRDP: 01 Post
B. For Employees of Other Co op Societies: 06 Posts
1. General: 04 Posts
2. SC: 01 Post
3. OBC: 01 Post

    Educational Qualification : Matric with 50% marks or 10+2 with 45% marks or a graduate or above of a recognized university ( 5% relaxation to SC/ST/IRDP/Antodaya candidates)
    Nationality : Indian
    Age Limit : 18 to 45 years (as on 01.01.2016)

Age Relaxation :

    For SC/ST Candidates : 05 years

Job Location : Shimla (Himachal Pradesh)

Selection Process : Selection will be made on Written Test.

Application Fee: Candidates belongs to General/OBC/Ex-Servicemen/WFF/PH category have to pay Rs.600/- and Rs.500/- for SC/ST/IRDP/Antodya candidates through Demand Draft Drawn in favour of HP State Cooperative Bank payable at Shimla.

How to Apply HPSCB Vacancy : Interested Candidates may apply in prescribed application form along with attested copies of relevant documents, experience certificate & application fee send to General Manager, The HP State Cooperative Bank Limited, Head Office, The Mall Shimla-171001 on or before 31.03.2016.

Last Date for Receipt of Application: 31-03-2016 by 05:00 p.m.
CLICK HERE for more details http://hpscb.com/downloads/Recruitment%20Notice.PDF


 

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Central Bank of India Recruitment – 58 Credit Officer Posts – Apply online

 Central Bank of India Recruitment – 58 Credit Officer Posts – Apply online
Central Bank of India Recruitment :– Central Bank of India has issued a notification for the recruitment of 58 Credit Officer (Chartered Accountant) Posts on permanent basis.

Post: – Credit Officer (Chartered Accountant).
Qualification: – Pass final examination of ICAI.Candidate also must have Operating and working knowledge in computer systems.
Age Limit :  Minimum 20 years and maximum 30 years as on 30th September 2015.Age limit is relaxable by 5 years for Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe Candidates,3 years for Other Backward classes (OBC) candidates , 10 years for Persons With Disability, 5 years for Persons domiciled in the state of Jammu & Kashmir and 3 years for Children/Family members of those who died in the 1984 riots.

How to apply: – Candidates apply application only online mode by through the website www.centralbankofindia.co.in from 15 January 2016 to 30 January 2016.

Opening Date for Online Application Submission : 15.01.2016
Closing Date for Online Application Submission : 30.01.2016

 
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Quantitative Aptitude Answer With Explanation For Bank Exam

In each of the following question is asked followed by three statements.You have to study the questions and all the three statements given and decide whether any information provided in the statements is/are redundant and can be dispensed with while answering the questions?

1.9 men and 14 women are working together in a field. After working for 3 days, 5 men and 8 women leave the work.How many more days will be required to complete the work?
A.19 men and 12 women together can complete the work in 18 days?
B.16 men can complete two-thirds of the work in 16 days.
C.In a days, the work done by three men is equal to the work done by four women.
1)Any two of the three together are sufficient
2)B and C only
3)C only
4)B or C only
5)A or B or C

2.Which is the area of the given right-angled triangle?
A.Length of the diagonal is 5cms.
B.Perimeter if the triangle is four times its base
C.One if the angles if the triangle is of 60degree
1)A only
2)A and C only
3)B or C only
4)B and C both
5)A or B or C

3.Three friends X,Y, and Z stared a partnership business investing money in the ratio of 5:4:2 respectively for a period of 3 years,What is the amount received by X as the share in the total profit?
A .Total amount invested in the business is Rs.22,000
B.Profit was distributed after a period of 2 years
C.The average amount of profit earned per years is Rs.2,750
1)A only
2)B only
3)C only
4)A or C only
5)A or B or C

4.How much time will the train 'X' take to cross another train 'Y' running in opposite drections/
A.Train 'X' crosses a signal pole in 6 seconds
B.Ratio of the speeds of train 'X' and' Y' is 3:2.
C.Length of the two trains together is 500 metres

1)A only
2)B only
3)C only
4)And B only
5)The question cannot be answered even with the information in all the three statements

5.What will be the cost of painting the four walls of a room with length,Width and height 5 meters.3 metrres asnd 6 meters respectively?The room has one door and one window.
A.Cost of painting per square meter is Rs.25.00
B.Area of window of 2.25 sq.meters is half of tyhe area of the door
C.Area of the room is 15 sq.meters
1)A only
2)Band C together
3)A and B together
4)C only
5)All are required to answer the question

Answer
1.[5]
2.[2]Let the length and breadth of the rectangle be l and b respectively.

A-> I 2+  B2 = 25

B-> I+B+H = 4B

or I = 3B-5

C-Ratio between I and B is given.After combining any of the above two statement, we get the values of I and B.Hence any of them can be dispensed with

3.[4]When investment ratio is given, the amount of profit can be found out with the help of Conly.

4.[5]

5.[4]The area of four walls can be easily determined with the help of the data given in the question.Now the area of the windows and door with the help of (B) can be subtracted in the calculated area and then multiplied with the cost given in (A)

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Quantitative Aptitude Answer With Explanation For Bank Exam

1.What number should be added to or subtracted from each term of the ratio 17:24 so that it becomes equal to 1:2?
[1]5 is subtracted
[2]10 is added
[3]7 is added
[4]10 is subtracted

2.Find the average of all numbers between 6 and 34 which are divisible by 5
 [1]   15
 [2]   20
 [3]   25
 [4]   30

3.The ratio of weekly incomes of A and B is  9:7 and the ratio of their expenditures is 4:3. If each saves Rs.200/- per week, then the sum of their weekly incomes is:
[1]Rs.3200/-
[2]Rs.4,200/-
[3]Rs.4,800/-
[4]Rs.56,00/-

4.Aman is noticed by a Sumen from a distance of 200 m. The Amen starts running and the Sumen chases him. The Amen and the Sumen at the rate of 10 km and 11 km per hour respectively. What is the distance between them after 6 minutes?
[1] 100 m
[2] 150 m
[3] 190 m
[4] 200 m 

5.If 30% of A is added to 40% of B, the answer is 80% of B.What percentage of A is B?
[1] 30%
[2]40%
[3]70%
[4]75%




Answer
1.[4]Let the number x be subtracted then,
17 - x = 1
 24- x    2
=>34 - 2x = 24 - x  => x = 10

2[2].Average = (10+15+20+25+30)=100=20 
                          5                          5

3.[1]et the weekly income of Aand B respective be Rs.9x and Rs.7x and their expenditure be Rs.4y and Rs.3y
According to question
9x - 4y = Rs.200/------(1)
7x - 3y = Rs.200/------(2)
By solving of eq.(1) and (2)
x = Rs.200/-     u = Rs.400/-
So,sum of their weekly incomes = 9x +7x = 16x
= 16* 200 = Rs.3,200

4.[1]Relative speed of the Amen and Sumen  =  (11 – 10) km/hr = 1 km/hr

Distance covered in 6 minutes  = {(1/60 * 6)} km   = {1/10} km = 100 m

Distance between the Amen and Sumen = (200 – 100) m = 100 m. 

5.[4] A * 30 + B * 40 = B * 80
             100       100         100
      => A * 30 = B * 80 - B * 40
               100          100       100

     =>A * 30 = B * 40       
              100        100
    =>3A = 4B
Required percent = 3/4 * 100 = 75% 
  


 
             

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Quantitative Aptitude Answer With Explanation For Bank Exam

1.The average age of a man and his son is 44 years.The ratio of their ages is 31:13 respectively.What is the son's age?
[1]35 years   [2]26 years  [3]15 years   [4]20 years   [5]None of these

2.A car travels at an average of 50 miles per hour for 2 1/2 hours and then travels at a speed of 70 miles per hour for 1 1/2 hours. How far did the car travel in the entire 4 hours?

[1]. 210 miles
[2]. 230 miles
[3]. 250 miles
[4]. 260 miles
[5]None of these

3.What would be the simple interest obtained on an amount of Rs.64728 at the rate of 10 p.c.p.a. after 7 years?
[1]Rs.45309.6
[2]Rs.39214.2
[3]Rs.48077.5
[4]Rs.40223.1
[5]None of these.

4.A motorboat, whose speed in 15 km/hr in still water goes 30 km downstream and comes back in a total of 4 hours 30 minutes. The speed of the stream (in km/hr) is:
[1].4
[2] 5
[3]6
[4]10
[5]7   

5.What is the least number to be added to 2600 to make it a perfect square?
[1]1
[2]5
[3]3
[4]9
[5] None of these.


Answer1.[2]Let the man's age be 31x years and that of his son be 13x years.
According to the question,
31x  + 13x  = 2*44

=>44x = 88 => 88/44 = 2
Son's age = 13x
= 13*2 = 26 years

2.[2]Speed[1] = 50 miles/hour    Time[1]= 2 1/2  hour = 5/2 hour
 =>Distance1 = Speed1 × Time1 = 50×5/2=25×5=125 miles
Speed[2] = 70 miles/hour    Time[2] = 1 1/2 hour = 3/2 hour
Distance[2] = Speed2 × Time2 = 70×3/2=35×3=105 miles
Total Distance = Distance1 + Distance2 =125+105=230 miles

3.[1]SI= P*R*T
              100

           = 64728 * 10 *7
                       100
      = Rs. 45309.6     
4[2].Let the speed of the stream be x km/hr. Then,

Speed downstream = (15 + x) km/hr,

Speed upstream = (15 - x) km/hr.

   
  30       +             30         =  4 1/2
(15 + x)        (15 - x)

900             =   9
225 - x2           2

9x2 = 225

x2 = 25

x = 5 km/hr.        

5[1]50 *50 = 2500
51 *51 = 2600
Least  number to be added
= 2601 - 2600  =1  

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