Hello, candidates qualifying the DBF exam can be campus recruited by the Indian banks directly itself without the need to qualify IBPS  exams. The exam consited of mainly banking industry questions for which you can refer the books published by the M/s Macmillan India Limited publications.

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Dear aspirant,

According to your question and taking into consideration that you want to know about the refund policy of upsee as you haven't been alloted any seat in any round of counselling.

I would like to inform you that if you haven't been alloted any seat ,then you need

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see you can pay your fees by online mode using debit card or online banking or net banking.  Application fee has to be paid online through credit/debit card or net banking. Students will be required to enter details of payment mode to complete the payment. Candidates will receive a

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see it depends on the respective organization or the banks , if they have any post related with 12th degree holders then you may surely apply. right now many of the private and government banks hire for customer support specialist who have good communicaation skill in english, hindi and

Hello student,

If you want to become a bank clerk then you have to appear for the bank clerk examination that is conducted every year for different banks.

The basic eligibility criteria for becoming a bank clerk is that the candidate must have the bachelor's degree from a recognized institution

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For bank exams candidate should have a bachelor's degree from a recognise university. There are many bank exams like SBI PO, SBI clerk, IBPS PO, IBPS clerk, IBPS RRB office assistant. So each of these exams have their own patten and syllabus but the basic eligibility is same but

Dear  Student,

as per the guidelines laid out by the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection body you are eligible to give the bank exams being a final year BComm student as the age criteria for candidates to sit for the examination is 21 to 30 years. An age relation of

Dear Rajesh,

bank rate is the interest rate at which the Central Bank also known as the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) takes an amount of charges for lending funds to the commercial banks. Hence stating that bank rate is essentially the official rate at which the RBI offers loans

Hi Aspirant,

I would request you to check properly once again since bank is open these days and also supporting several transactions including DD.So you can easily make one in your nearest bank and participate UP mop up round.All the actions of the bank has been normalized long ago and