sorry I completely forgot to add my plan of preparing for the paper 1 of phase 2 dealing with descriptive english.I have updated it now.
http://www.pagalguy.com/discussions/rbi-grade-b-officer-2015-16-phase-i-ii-29009886/36875065
@bugsbunnyloony did we get static eco questions in phase 1 last year?I dont remember any,but there were 80 questions so I might not be recalling correctly.anyway all aspirants of this year who are thinking static eco questions might come this year should prepare the whole of R singh before phase 1.It will also be beneficial for phase 2 exam.I request any serious aspirant not to leave anything to chance.If u think reading more would be beneficial,then do the needful.After all taking a more elaborate or excess preparation will never hurt u,provided u can manage the time.For example,I always recommend PC Tripathi over thicker books like LM Prasad or other well known management books,because the former can be covered in just 2 or 3 days(or even shorter),as it has written the subject matter in an easy and enjoyable way.but if u can manage to finish Prasad or other bulky books in the reqd time,then that's also good.I have just given the roadmap of preparation that I am following,u can change or augment it according to your liking.As i said,extra prep will never harm,even if it doesnt help.All the best :-)
Guys anybody having tripathi management book in PDF??
It is best if u can manage to read R singh from start to end.but in case u feel u cant cover it,I am giving the chapter list according to syllabus.(7th ed of Ramesh Singh)
Economics paper 2 : chapters 1,2,4,5,6,9,10,15,16,18,19
Social issues paper 2 : two chapters of R singh are important for this part,they are chapters 20 and 21.
Finance paper 3 :chapters 7,11,12,13,14,17,18
Dont skip the last part of Ramesh Singh ,ie,chapter 22(economic concepts and terminologies),chapter 23(selected mcqs),chapter 24(model answer to selected questions),economic survey,railway budget,union budget and census 2011.Infact I think a major share of eco mcqs will come from these parts.
So reading the entire R singh will cover a large part of finance also along with eco.However if u are taking finance prep from separate materials or book,then u need not read the chapters of R singh which I have mentioned for finance.
bhai behno, when will the hall ticket come out?
frnds this is the first time im appearing for grade b officer can anyone suggest me how to prepare for ga section in pre???
RRBs Amemdment Act 2015
The Regional Rural Banks Act, 1976 mainly provides for the incorporation, regulation and winding up of Regional Rural Banks (RRBs).
- Sponsor banks: The Act provides for RRBs to be sponsored by banks. These sponsor banks are required to (i) subscribe to the share capital of RRBs, (ii) train their personnel, and (iii) provide managerial and financial assistance for the first five years. The Bill removes the five year limit, thus allowing such assistance to continue beyond this duration.
- Authorised capital: The Act provides for the authorised capital of each RRB to be Rs five crore. It does not permit the authorised capital to be reduced below Rs 25 lakh. The Bill seeks to raise the amount of authorised capital to Rs 2,000 crore and states that it cannot be reduced below Rs one crore.
- Issued capital: The Act allows the central government to specify the capital issued by a RRB, between Rs 25 lakh and Rs one crore. The Bill requires that the capital issued should be at least Rs one crore.
- Shareholding: The Act mandates that of the capital issued by a RRB, 50% shall be held by the central government, 15% by the concerned state government and 35% by the sponsor bank. The Bill allows RRBs to raise their capital from sources other than the central and state governments, and sponsor banks. In such a case, the combined shareholding of the central government and the sponsor bank cannot be less than 51%. Additionally, if the shareholding of the state government in the RRB is reduced below 15%, the central government would have to consult the concerned state government.
- The Bill states that the central government may by notification raise or reduce the limit of shareholding of the central government, state government or the sponsor bank in the RRB. In doing so, the central government may consult the state government and the sponsor bank. The central government is required to consult the concerned state government when reducing the limit of shareholding of the state government in the RRB.
- Board of directors: The Act specifies the composition of the Board of Directors of the RRB to include a Chairman and directors to be appointed through the central government, NABARD, sponsor bank, Reserve Bank of India, etc. The Bill states that any person who is a director of an RRB is not eligible to be on the Board of Directors of another RRB.
- The Bill also adds a provision for directors to be elected by shareholders based on the total amount of equity share capital issued to such shareholders. If the equity share capital issued to shareholders is 10% or less, one director shall be elected by such shareholders. Two directors shall be elected by shareholders where the equity share capital issued to them is from 10% to 25%. Three directors shall be elected in case of equity share capital issued being 25% or above. If required, the central government can also appoint an officer to the board of directors to ensure effective functioning of the RRB.
- The Act specifies the term of office of a director (excluding the Chairman) to be not more than two years. The Bill raises this tenure to three years. The Bill also states that no director can hold office for a total period exceeding six years
Directions : Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:
A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting around a circle facing at the centre. B is second to the right of H and third to the left of A. D is not an immediate neighbour of either B or H and is second to the right of F. C. is fourth to the right of G.
Doston, diagram kya banega iska? (what will be the solution of this question)
Hey Puys! Can anyone please tell me,which test series or online mock test is good for RBI grade b phase 1 and 2?
Do they ask Critical Reasoning questions in RBI Grade B ?
Test series of career launcher or mock tests of olive board? Suggest please
Also where to do sociology topics from?
Changes in Executive directors of RBI
Sri Deepak singhal is the new executive director of RBI.
He will look after
1.Central security cell
2.corporate strategy and budget management
3.corporate services
4.HRM
5.Rajbhasha dept
6.Right to information act division
Shri K K Vohra who looking after these above departments now changed to DICGC(Deposit Insurance and credit guarantee corporation)
IBPS PO me to chaar chand lg gye..
ab iss paper k liye kaha se pdna hai??
#CryingForHelp :'( :'(
Anyone from economics optional .
Please tell me how you are preparing the topics mentioned in syllabus
Does anyone know what will be the breakup of RBI pre ??
Also, pls suggest how to study GA ...
Upfront fee means A guarantee or advance money to be collected from the customer before availing a loan right.My question is whether upfront fees returned back to the customer at the end of the loan tenure.
Please some one explain me briefly
Guys wat is the current count of wto members?? Is it 162 with kazakhstan joining as the new member ??
Is Mishra Puri or Ramesh Singh( Indian Economy) the best book for RBI Phase II?
Anyone having IBPS mains 2015 puzzle questions (from reasoning section)?
searched google but didn't find anything..