Hi aspirant,

For bank, you dont need to possess high knowledge of computer. You just need to get knowledge of different ms office applications like ms word, excel, docs, etc. Also you need to have some basic typing skills which you can get easily if you get bit used tow ith ms word.

For applying in bank exams one need to be graduate, minimum requirement is graduation. So you can apply after completion of graduation.

Hppe this is helpful to clear your dilemma.

Hey,

Usually if the amount gets debited from your account and payment is not successful, the money gets credited back to your account within a week. So I will suggest you to wait for a while till the CAT deadline and if the deadline approaches then you should repay the registration fees for successful submission of your form.

After that you can contact the CAT helpline desk as well contact your Upi customer help number. It won't be a much problem. You will get your money sooner or later.

Hope that helps.

Thank you.

Hello,

Bank Exams like IBPS PO, IBPS Clerk, IBPS RRB, SBI PO, RBI Grade etc. to get placed in one of the reputed banks of the country every year.

Exams are held throughout the year and are conducted by national agencies.

As you have not mentioned the exam name let me tell you in general.

For Bank Probationary Officer you must be 21-30 years of age while applying for Bank PO exam.

Age relaxation of 5 years is given to candidates belonging to SC and ST while 3 year's is given to obc.

You must be a graduate and you must not have a criminal record.

The Mains Examination of IBPS PO exam 2020 consists of 4 + 1 sections: Reasoning & Computer Aptitude, English Language, Quantitative, Aptitude & General Awareness.

https://competition.careers360.com/exams/ibps-po

For more information of various types of bank exam as well as date please refer to this link.

Best regards!!

Hi Dear,

Banking exams leads you to job at different positions in various banks. The basic eligibility criteria to sit for banking exams is a bachelor's degree in any field. However, the eligibility might vary depending on the post and banks. Following are few top banking exams:

• SBI PO
• SBI SO
• IBPS PO
• IBPS SO
• IBPS RRB
• RBI Grade B
• RBI Assistant
• NABARD

Good Luck

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Hi there,

You can add 2 phone numbers in a current account but you should specify one mobile number as a registered mobile number to which all your accounts are linked and even adharcard seeding will be done...

Hope this would help you

Hello sir,

The upper age limit is 30 years and for candidates belonging to OBC-NCL category are given 3 years relaxation on upper age limit. According to this you can only appear until 33 years of age and there are 7 attempts for OBC category. So if you are 34 years now you are not eligible for SBI PO.

Hi aspirant,

Banko PO is one of the most sought job in India. It is a well paid job.It is the job with high dignity, and responsibility comes with every profession.

The basic pay of a Bank PO is Rs. 23,700/- Apart from that, a lot of allowances such as DA, Transport Allowance, HRA, CCA, etc. The Gross Salary thus amounts to Rs. 38,703/- for a probationary officer.

So if you are interested in making your career in banking sector you can join as bank PO. Rest is upto you.

Goodluck:)

Organic chemistry is a very scoring section of competitive entrance examinations since if your concepts are clear, you can almost attempt all the questions. You can refer to MTG NEET CHAMPION book for solving mcqs for practice.

Refer to the following websites for knowing more about organic chemistry notes and questions..

https://learn.careers360.com/chemistry/some-basic-principles-of-organic-chemistry-chapter/ Best wishes. Thank you.

Hello Gomig

The RBI follows a minimum reserve system in the note issue. Initially, it used to keep 40 per cent of gold reserves in its total assets. But, since 1957, it has to maintain only Rs. 200 crores of gold and foreign exchange reserves, of which gold reserves should be of the value of Rs. 115 crores. As such, India has adopted the “managed paper currency standard.”

As a currency authority, the Reserve Bank provides different denominations of currency for facilitating the transactions of the Central and State Governments, and caters to the exchange and remittance needs of the public, banks as well as the government departments.

The bank has established 14 offices of the Issues Department for the discharge of its currency functions. At all the other centres of the country, the currency requirements are met by the bank through currency chests. Currency chests are maintained by the bank with the branches of the SBI group, Government Treasuries and Sub-Treasuries, and public sector banks.

Currency Chest :

A currency chest is a pocket edition of the Issue Department. The stock of notes and coins kept in the currency chests varies as per the needs of the respective areas served by the Treasury or an agency of the bank.

The following advantages are claimed for maintaining currency chests by the bank:

1. The currency chests provide remittance facilities to banks and the public.

2. They facilitate Treasuries and bank branches to function by keeping relatively small cash balances.

3. They facilitate the exchange of rupee coins for notes, as well as the issue of new for old/soiled notes.

Above all, the Banking Department of the Reserve Bank manages seasonal variations in currency circulation. In the busy season, the currency flow is expanded, in the slack season, it is contracted. During the busy season when there is an increased demand for cash from the public.

It is first reflected in the depletion of the cash balances of the commercial banks and through them in the cash balances of the Banking Department. The Banking Department then transfers eligible securities to the Issue Department, on the basis of which the Issue Department issues more currency notes. This is how the currency expansion takes place. During the slack season, the process is reversed.

Hope that's helpful

Best of luck