Dear Friends, We have today uploaded on the website the GD & Interview Experiences of some of the Participants who have appeared for Bank of Baroda PO, GD & Interview commenced on 10th September and SBI PO GD & Interview commenced on 24th September 2018. It will be our endeavour to update the same as…
Priority Sector Lending – Targets and Classification – (FAQ’s As on April 18, 2018) 1. What are the different categories under priority sector? Priority Sector includes the following categories: (i) Agriculture (ii) Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises(iii) Export Credit(iv) Education(v) Housing(vi) Social Infrastructure(vii) Renewable Energy(viii) Others 2. What are the Targets and Sub-targets for banks under…
Dear Friends, We have revised the study Materials for Bank Promotion Tests from Scale I, II, III, IV & V as of 6th June 2018, which covers Current Events Related to Banking, Interview Questions . It will be our endeavor to update the Study Material on a regular basis.The hard copy of the same is available…
Dear Friends,Now with the Interview Call Letters out for RRB PO the time has come for preparation for the Interview. Hence we as a Team are here for grooming the interested candidates aspiring for RRB PO positions in the Bank. Our team consists of seasoned Senior Level Bankers from different Banks. They also have the…
There are various queries from candidates in connection with Common Recruitment Process. We give below the link from IBPS website for the various queries raised.IBPS has compiled repeated similar queries received from candidates along with their responses to upload on the official website of IBPS for information and benefit of all concerned. Most of the queries are raised…
Dear All,I have today posted a Link from RBI site on Frequently asked Questions about Banking, NBFC’s, Foreign Exchange, Currency, Government Securities Market and Payment Settlement etc. Under Study Materials for IBPS PO/Clerk and Bank Promotion Aspirants. All are requested to follow the said link in order to satisfy their queries on the aforesaid subjects.…
What is SIP ?Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) is an investment vehicle offered by mutual funds to investors, allowing them to invest using small periodically amounts instead of lump sums. The frequency of investment is usually weekly, monthly or quarterly. Benefits of SIP1. Easy Investment. You can start a SIP in just 5002. SIP can deliver the power of compounding Total funds accumulated…
The Reserve Bank of India has addressed the liquidity issues of commercial banks by easing the regulations on the liquidity coverage ratio. On 11th Feb 2016 it allowed banks to qualify 10% of SLR bonds as Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR) from 7% earlier, a requirement mandated under the Basel-III accounting norms from their Statutory Liquidity Ratio…
Friends nowadays we are going for Home Loans more so to have our own dwelling and also to avail of Income Tax reliefs/rebates under 80C. The interest rates are variable and are subjected to change as and when RBI announces the Bimonthly review of Monitory Policy and Credit Policy and insists on the Banks to pass…
Depreciation v/s Devaluation: Depreciation and Devaluation are two different economic terms that actually deals with the country’s currency value. Both currency depreciation and currency devaluation end up with a currency that is worth less than it previously was in comparison to the currencies of other countries. Depreciation Depreciation of the currency happens when the country…