@nir_k96 great :)
@abhiabhiabhi what so great about it... I 've to convince my parents to allow me for Indian army.. then only its great..
@nir_k96 said:@abhiabhiabhi I am also in one great dilemma whether to choose RBI or CDS ?? U've any suggestions??
i think you should not even think. if you have interest in joining army then go for CDS. nothing will come close to the life of an armyman.
guys the petitioner has filed the case in lower court....what will happen if he loses the case and appeals to supreme court?....there will be further delay....
i want to know whether the case is strong on RBI side..because in the RBI notification is it mentioned that RBI will recruit region wise?
@deepak8286 copied frm rbi advt....so strong in fav of rbi...
The candidate should have passed the qualifying examination from the University/Board within the Recruitment Zone of the concerned Office to which he/she is applying.
Name of office
Recruitment Zone
1.
Ahmedabad
Gujarat and Union Territories of Daman and Diu
2.
Bangalore
Karnataka
3.
Bhopal
Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh
4.
Bhubaneswar
Orissa
5.
Chandigarh
Haryana , Himachal Pradesh, Punjab and Union Territory of Chandigarh
6.
Chennai
Tamil Nadu and Pondicherry
7.
Guwahati
Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, and Tripura
8.
Hyderabad
Andhra Pradesh
9.
Jaipur
Rajasthan
10.
Jammu
Jammu and Kashmir
11.
Kanpur/ Lucknow
Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand
12.
Kolkata
West Bengal, Andaman and Nicobar Islands and Sikkim
13.
Mumbai
Maharashtra (excluding Vidarbha Region) Goa and Union Territories of Dadra and Nagar Haveli.
Scheduled Tribe candidates residing in Vidarbha Region of Maharashtra are eligible to apply for vacancies in Mumbai Office.
14.
Nagpur
Vidarbha Region of Maharashtra State, Madhya Pradesh and Chhatisgarh
15.
New Delhi
Delhi and Haryana.
16.
Patna
Bihar and Jharkhand
17.
Thiruvananthapuram
Kerala and the Lakshadweep Islands
kuch nahi hoga aisa. tension mat looo. rbi soch samjh ke recruitment advt nikalta hai
hi guys, I've been selected for RBI assistant. I am also color-blind(red-green color blindness to be precise). In the Ishihara(color bubbles) test used by eye doctors to identify this, my score never crosses 2 or 3(out of 18 or 36 in total).
I applied for this post after reading the detailed advertisement on RBI site as well as newspaper. Neither specified any color vision standards. Nothing in connection to this was raised even during the interview stage.
I've been following this thread for a while now but only posted now since some of you mentioned color blindness tests as part of the medical examination.
I request those members to shed some more light on this. I've heard that some banks like SBI ignore this, since it affects atleast 1 in every 12 people(around 7% of population) and does not pose a serious handicap in discharging of duty(color-blind people can distinguish between most colors except those in regions of overlap, for instance, distinguishing lime green from dark yellow, so in daily life, many people grow up not knowing they are color-blind.)
Would really appreciate it if anyone working in a nationalised bank could provide first-hand information on this issue. I hope you guys see my predicament.
P.S.I have a medical certificate saying that I can perform work that does not require color discrimination. Would that help?
catsmasher dnt wry bro...doc will take sum extra fees and will give the correct report. This is what happened with many guys who were found to be colour blind during boi medical. Nobody gets rejected in medical due to colour blindness.
Please take note that 'the extra fees' may vary depending upon the criticality of the problem. Hope u got me.
@xalokx
Thanks for the reply. Don't know whether similar doctors will come for RBI also or if RBI has its own docs. Do you think calling up RBI(anonymously of course) and enquiring will give a better idea? I am confounded by the fact that banks provide RESERVATIONS for totally blind people but can trip you up because you can't distinguish between dark orange and light brown.
Thanks for the reply. Don't know whether similar doctors will come for RBI also or if RBI has its own docs. Do you think calling up RBI(anonymously of course) and enquiring will give a better idea? I am confounded by the fact that banks provide RESERVATIONS for totally blind people but can trip you up because you can't distinguish between dark orange and light brown.
catsmasher dnt kno much abt rbi docs...but one thing is sure if the doc is corrupt then he will take money n if he is not then he'l do it for free..just request him. They also know that how imp someone's career is. Dnt wry everythng will be fine.