Fresh graduates
passing out from the Universities have to face interview for getting employment
in either public sector undertaking or private companies. Initially they face
nervousness, due to which their performance gets affected. An attempt has been
made here to present a systematic guideline that would help the interviewee in
shedding the nervousness and performing well in the interview.
Interview:
Interview is a
meeting between the interviewer an interviewee. It is very useful in assessing
a person’s fine qualities. It discovers candidate’s initiative, tact, drive,
mental alertness, self confidence etc.
First
impression:
The most impressive
part of the interviewee is his personality. The following guidelines would help
in impressing the board members:
* Appropriate and
smart dress
* Walking and sitting
with good posture *Relaxed
behavior * Smiling when
entering and leaving the room * looking
at the interviewer while talking *
Shaking hands if invited firmly and briefly *
Speaking clearly and loudly Adhering to point of discussion * Logical approach
Undesirable
mannerism: A few undesirable mannerisms as explained below
must be avoided:
(a) Giving
monosyllabic Answers (Using telegraphic language): It tends to give an
impression that the candidate does not have sound knowledge on the subject.
(b) Excessive
Fidgeting (Moving About Restlessly): Due to nervousness, the candidate walks
about restlessly which can be avoided by taking to friends.
(c) Mumbling (To
Utter Words indistinctly) : At times, a candidate utters words in a very low
pitch not audible to the Board, (for which the Board members have to make a lot
of effort to listen to him), this causes displeasure, hence it is advisable on
part of the candidate to speak clearly and loudly.
Using
Too Many Hand Gestures: It is considered to be a
disqualification, as this creates a bad impression in the minds of board
members. It is therefore, advisable to restrict hand gestures.
Attributes
of a Successful Candidates: The interview committee
critically evaluates the following attributes of a candidate:
(a) Technical
competence (if required) (b)
Academic achievement (c)
Listening, thinking and communication process (d) General
knowledge (e) Economic Awareness. (f)
Leadership potential (g) Health and
personality profile (h)
Extra Curricular Activities
Why Does a Candidate
Gets Rejected?
In present scenario
academic achievement is not the only considering factor for getting selected in
an interview. Knowledge on advance technology; Economic scenario and extra
curricular activities are as much important and essential for attaining
success.
Factors
responsible for the rejection of a candidate are as follows:
(a) Poor Personality (b) Lack of Communication Skills (c) Dull interview session
(d) Lack of knowledge
on the subject matter. (e)
Improper Temperament
(a) . Poor Personality: Poor appearance due
to un-pressed and shabby dress brings down the personality. Lack of courtesy
and manners also causes damage to the personality.
(b) . Lack of Communication Skill: Inability
to express clearly and precisely, being aggressive while communicating, use of
poor grammar, feeling of nervousness during communication, failure to keep eye
contact, use of very high or very low pitch voice, cold handshake, etc. cause
negative impact in the minds of the interviewers.
(c). Dull Interview Session : Being passive and indifferent, giving
disorganized answers or superficial answers, avoiding direct answers, showing
indecisiveness, bluffing, condemning past employer and trying to influence
through names of influential personalities are some of the negative factors
which must be shunned while facing the interview board.
(d) .Lack of knowledge: The candidate is supposed to possess basic
information on product, process, equipment, financial position, work culture,
principle and philosophy of the organization.
(e). Improper Temperament: Hot-tempered, narrow-minded, extreme views,
aggressiveness are some of the temperament problems that produce negative impact.
Aggressiveness, carelessness and impatience are some of the drawbacks, which a
candidate should avoid.
Main
Questions : Questions are generally asked to find
out the following attributes:
(a) Physique
(health/strength, appearance, speech manner)
(b) Attainments
(educational achievements as per application form)
(c) General
Intelligence (how to tackle with any problem posed on him) (d) Aptitude test
(e) Interests
(leisure interest to be used in future development)
(f) Disposition;
Personality, acceptability, whether he is self motivated, whether
dominant/submissive, extrovert/introvert, degree of self reliance
(acceptability to team)
Types
of Questions : The following type of questions are
usually asked during interview:
(a) Open questions (b) Closed questions (c) Compound or Multiple questions (d) leading questions (e) Probing questions (f) Hypothetical questions
a. Open Questions : “Tell me about
yourself” is a common question being asked by many interviewers. This way,
process much information like what, why, and how are collected.
b. Closed Questions : It can be answered
with yes/no or in a single sentence. It is often asked by the inexperienced
interviewer.
c. Compound/ Multiple Questions : During
interview, a common question being asked is “Can you please tell me what is
your aim in life & why have you applied for a job with us?” By asking such
type of questions, interviewer wants to test the memory and concentration of
the candidate.
d. Leading Questions : Statement followed
by expressions such as “Don’t you “ is a leading question put by the
interviewer to the candidate when found nervous. This encourages the candidate
to face the board boldly.
e. Probing Questions: Questions like
“Why?” or “How did You?” are asked in order to elicit more information from the
interviewee. Such type of questions s known as Probing Questions. Candidate
gets the opportunity to expand on what has already been said.
f. Hypothetical Questions: Such type of questions are asked to ascertain
candidate’s analytical ability and problem solving capability. Such questions
are asked when job demands initiative.
List
of some Typical Questions: Typical questions generally
being asked during interview are based on-
* Vocational training * Strong/weak points of the
interviewee * Newspaper/magazines
(current affairs) * Proudest moment
in life *
How to motivate *About the
organization * Sickeness during last
couple of years * Hobby * Family background * Greatest achievement * Industrialists of core sectors like
steel, computer, cement, textile etc. * Government policies and impact
on Indian economy *India-yesterday
, today and tomorrow.
Assessment:
Interviewers
from their angle try to assess the following:
* Spoken and written
English standard * Concise but
precise answers * Neither too
reserved nor too arrogant * Good
grasp of facts *
Supporting examples from own experiences *
Initiative, drive, tact and resourcefulness *
Ability and experience to solve problems *
Paying attention to details *
Work well under pressure *
Determination not to abandon a task until finished *
Ability to complete unfinished task (by other people) within the stipulated
period. * Get
on well with people from different walks of life
Conclusion:
The above guidelines would help the candidate
in his endeavor to do well in the interview, in addition to making him more
confident in facing the interview board.
POINTS TO FOLLOW
¨ Please
remember that the interviewers are well-read experienced persons. They know all
the details and have full information about the job for which you are a
candidate.
¨ Brush
your shoes, comb your hair, button your coat or the shirt and spit and spit out
pan if you are chewing one, as also throw away the cigarette, if you are
smoking, enter the interview room only when your name is called out.
¨ While
the candidate enters the room, no sound ought to be created. They should open
and close the door very gently.
¨ While
entering the interview room, the candidate should look a composed man, he
should display no haste or hurry, nervousness or any fear complex.
¨ The
candidate should stand properly and in the attention position before the
interviewers. Head and hands should be in the proper position. The candidate
should keep his head erect and body in the natural position.
¨ Wish
the interviewers in such manner as you are used to or as you think proper. The
accepted manner of salutation is to say, ‘good morning /afternoon Sir/Madam’.
¨ You
should take your seat only when you are asked to do so; and take the seat with
thanks to the interviewers. Sit in the chair not as if you were amongst your
friends or in a light company, you should neither take support of the back of
the chair, or bend your head. No stiffness should be in your body.
¨ The
candidate should keep his hands on the thigh, if required, in a relaxed
position.
¨ The
candidate should not stare at the interviewers and not move his from this way
to that way, and should not try to look at things placed on the table.
¨ The
candidate should answer questions in a calm and composed manner. He should
listen with full attention every question and answer the same with complete
self-confidence.
¨ The
candidate should feel at home during the time of interview and maintain
interest in the interview up to the end.
¨ The
candidate should remain normal and natural.
¨ The
candidate should feel nemeses and oneness with the interviewers for, in that
case he can answer questions more freely and frankly.
¨ The
candidate should look smart in his/ her dress.
¨ While
answering-questions and talking to the interviewers, the candidate should do
well to keep these things in mind; i.e. keep the pitch of his voice normal
(neither high nor low), speak neither very fast nor very slowly; pronounce
every word clearly, and distinctly, use simple and proper language, do not use
some specific word or metaphor too often and the answers should be precise,
relevant to the point.
¨ The candidate should not keep sitting in the
chair or keep standing even for a moment when the interview is over and should
walk gently out of the room.
¨ The
candidate should be cautious about his standing position at the end of the
interview.
¨ The
candidate should politely thank the Chairman and other members also, turn back
and leave the room without looking back at the interviewers.
POINTS
TO AVOID
¨ The
candidate should have no hesitation while going for the interview.
¨ If
the candidate has a lean and thin constitution, he/she should suffer from no
inferiority complex. He/She would do well to remember that brain plays a more
important part than body.
¨ While
entering the interview room, the candidate should not appear nervous or shaky.
¨ The
candidate should not take his seat unless asked to do so normally by the
chairman of the Interview Board.
¨ The
candidate should not place his hands on the table.
¨ The
candidate must not speak in an ‘affected’ style for it appears to be
artificial.
¨ The
candidate, on no account should interrupt the interviewer while he/she is
speaking or asking a question.
¨ The
candidate should not try to elaborate his/her answer unless asked for.
¨ The
candidate should not enter in an argument with the interviewer.
¨ As
far as possible, the phrase “Beg your pardon Sir/Madam or Sorry Sir/Madam I
don’t know”, should be used only when it is essential.
¨ The
candidate should not display emotions and ill manners.
¨ The
candidate should not hesitate in answering questions.
¨ The
candidate should not look indifferent, dejected, depressed or disappointed at
the time of interview.
¨ The
candidate should not talk more than what is needed.
¨ He/She
should not try to avoid answering a question or try to bluff or flatter the
interviewers.
¨ The
candidates should not stand while answering a question.
¨ The
candidate should not boast. He/She should not try to be aggressive.
¨ The
candidate should not lose his/her balance or presence of mind or temper. He/She
should never put a counter question to the interviewers.
¨ The
candidate should not wait for a moment, when the interview is over-the chairman
has said-‘all right, that will do’, or the like.
¨ The
candidate should not look back at the interviewers while approaching the exit.
Conclusion:
Interview
is a challenge which the candidate has to face with his personality. Interview
is an opportunity which a clever candidate takes full advantage of. In the
interview, it is assessed in what way the candidate has been able to make use
of his/her book-knowledge in practical life or how far he/she has been able to
assimilate all that he/she has read. Power of discretion and decision is also
assessed at the time of interview. To prove one’s worth on this touchstone, the
candidate has to undergo regular practice and discipline himself for the
occasion. For this, it is desirable for the candidate to be in touch with men
of ability and experience.
INTRODICTION
(PART-1)
1)
Introduce yourself?
2)
Introduce yourself in one minute?
3)
Define yourself in one word?
4)
Define yourself in one line?
5)
Describe yourself?
6)
Meaning of your name, Who named you
and why?
7)
Any namesake?
8)
What is your father’s name & his
job profile?
9)
Your family background?
10)
Where you come from?
11)
Tel me/us about your native
place/city/state?
12)
For what it is famous?
13)
What are your hobbies and interests?
14)
What is the use of your hobbies in
this organization?
15)
If you will not get success this time
then what will you do?
16)
Your Educational background?
17)
Your previous achievements?
18)
Any extra curricular activity?
19)
Why do you want to join Banking
sector?
20)
What qualities one should posses to be
a Bank officer? Do you think you have these qualities?
21)
Tell me about this organization?
22)
Who is the founder of this bank?
23)
When was this bank nationalized?
24)
Current financial position of this
bank?
25)
Who is your ideal or a person who
inspired you most?
26)
How is your subject helpful in banking
sector?
27)
Why there is a Gap in your studies?
28)
Your strong and weak points?
29)
As a student of Science/Art/Commerce,
why didn’t you go for higher studies?
30)
Newspapers and magazine which you
prefer to read? Name the Editor of Newspaper?
31)
Why we should select you?
32)
Why do you want to be a Officer?
33)
Are you married?
34)
If you marry after competing this
examination may I hope you will be mopping up huge money as dowry?
35)
Any girl friend? If not then why?
36)
What is your idea of life?
37)
What is the importance of hobby in our
life?
38)
What about those who have no hobbies?
Are they not creative?
39)
As you are from Hindi medium, but we
are sorry to say that we have vacancies in South only and as you said you like
to talk in Hindi. If we appoint you, how will you adjust your self in South,
where only a few people know Hindi?
40)
I don’t know Hindi, I know English and
specially south based languages, as I am from south, whenever talk to me,
please speak in English.
41)
Which officer gave you the certificate
for being a caste certificate/character certificate?
42)
Why could you not get success
yet?
43)
Have you been cleared any exam before
it?
44)
If you don’t get final selection in
this examination too what would do?
45)
How many members are in your family?
46)
What does your mother do or whether
she is a house wife or in job?
47)
Where did you spend your
childhood?
48)
Why don’t you join your family business?
49)
Your ideal person, leader, party and
why?
50)
Does anybody serve in banking industry
from your family? If yes then who they are and in which bank they are serving?
PART-2
Educational
Background
1)
You passed BSc./ S.Com/B.A. in the
year 2004, what were you doing till now?
2)
There is a huge gap in between
graduation and P.G. why?
3)
Variation in Marks percentage, why?
4)
What is the use of your subjects in
this sector?
5)
What is the use of your subjects in
life?
6)
How you correlate your subjects with
Banking?
7)
Why didn’t you continue your studies?
8)
Your subjects are related with IAS,
PCS. Then why here?
9)
From which college/University you have
completed your graduation?
10)
What are the specialties of the
schools/colleges from where you have acquired education?
11)
Why you switched over to Art stream to
Science stream?
12)
What is the condition of education in
the country/state/district/village? And are you satisfied with it or not.
13)
If “Not” then why and give some
suggestions for its improvement.
14)
Now a days the use of computer is
increasing in the banking industry since you don’t have the knowledge of
computers, how do you perform your jobs satisfactorily?
15)
You have done MCA then why don’t you
go for Technical Post, why here?
16)
What is the motto of your university?
17)
You had written in your Bio Data
“N.A.” What is this?
Questions elated to
Art stream: English
1)
What have you read in English Poetry?
2)
What is then name of Milton’s poetry?
3)
Which poem of Milton enchants you?
Please let’s hear his lines?
4)
What else you read in English?
5)
Do you know about Hamlet?
6)
Who is the winner of Nobel Prize in
Literature in 2006?
7)
Who is your favorite writer, and why?
8)
What is noteworthy about
Shakespeare/Milton?
9)
Tell the name of some Anglo-Indian
writers?
10)
Some contemporary Indian English
writers & their work?
11)
Do you read novels?
12)
Which one you have read recently?
13)
“Woods are lovely dark and deep But I
have promised to keep miles to go before I sleep.” Why these lines are famous and who has
written these lines?
Public
Administration, Management & Marketing:
1)
What is POSDCORB in public
Administration?
2)
What is Motivation?
3)
Explain X any Y theory of Motivation?
Who is founder of this theory?
4)
Who is the founder of management?
5)
Who is the founder of Scientific
Management?
6)
Who is the founder of Management by
Exception?
7)
What are the “4P” in marketing?
8)
Use of Marketing in Banks?
9)
What is Management? Define in one
line.
10)
What is Marketing? Define in one line.
11)
How will you motivate you r
subordinates in Bank if there are misconceptions between them or any confusion?
12)
What are the leadership qualities? Do
you posses these qualities?
13)
What is marketing mix?
14)
What is product mix?
15)
What is Branding?
16)
What is “corporate social
responsibility”?
Economics:
1)
What is optimum theory of population?
2)
What is Malthusian theory of
population?
3)
Why five year plan in India is not
successful?
4)
What is law of Diminishing Marginal
Utility?
5)
Define National Income?
6)
What is the Difference between GDP and
GNP?
7)
Difference between Micro and Macro
Economics?
8)
Difference between Dynamic &
Static Economics?
9)
Who is Amartya Sen?
10)
What is Time Series?
11)
Explain Fisher Index Theory?
12)
Principle of Maximum Social Advantage?
13)
What is Absolute Error?
14)
Discuss Keans’s theory of Employment?
15)
What is indifference curve analysis?
16)
What is Say’s market law?
17)
What is perfect competition?
18)
Price determination under imperfect
competition?
19)
What is Dumping?
20)
Difference between Economy and Economics?
21)
What is law of Demand?
22)
What is AC-MC Curve?
23)
Relevance of International Economics in Modern
Era?
24)
Who is the father of Economics?
25)
What is Welfare Economics?
26)
Who is the winner of Nobel Prize of
Economics for this year?
27)
For which work this year’s Economic
Nobel Conferred?
History:
1)
Who was Vikramaditya?
2)
Who was Chnadragupta II? Are they same
person?
3)
Where from he belonged?
4)
Who was the first Governor General of
the independent India?
5)
How many battles were fought in
Panipat?
6)
Who had fought all the three battles?
7)
Tell me something about Julius Ceaser?
8)
Name two well known Historian?
9)
What do you know about Indus Valley
Civilization?
10) When
did Aryans come to India?
11) What
are the sects of Jain religion?
12) Please
tell us about main principles of Jain Religion?
13) Who
laid the foundations of the British Rule in India and in which year?
14) What
is Magna Carta?
15) Who
was the last emperor of Gupta period?
Political
Science:
1)
You are a student of Political
Science? How is our foreign Policy at present?
2)
What is Socialism? Should we follow it
fully?
3)
What is Capitalism? Should we follow
it, if yes then why, if not then why?
4)
Which article refers to emergency
provision?
5)
What is article 356?
6)
How does amendment take place in the
constitution?
7)
What is Veto?
8)
What is article 370?
Geography:
1)
What are benefits of flood?
2)
Can you give some specific reasons for
untimely rain in India?
3)
What is EI Nino effect?
4)
What is Hurricane?
5)
How many types of soil are found in
India?
6)
How your subject would be useful in
Bank?
7)
Do you know some places where black soil is
available in India?
8)
For which crop is the black soil
suited most?
Law:
1)
What is difference between IPC and
CPC?
2)
Is our constitution written?
3)
When was IPC formed or written?
4)
When was CPC formed or written?
5)
What is hypothecation?
6)
What is Mortgage?
7)
What is Negotiable Instrument Act.?
8)
When Negotiable Instrument Act came
into force?
9)
Difference in Bill of Exchange and
Promissory Notes?
10) Difference
between Cheque and Draft?
11) Tell
us something about Banking regulation Act?
12) What
is Pledge?
13) Tell
us something about Debt Recovery Tribunal?
14) Tell
us full from of securitization Act?
15) What
is Securitization?
16) What
is Lok Adalat?
17) What
are the new amendments regarding Company Act?
18) Difference
between Promise and Proposal.
19) What
is Sale of Goods Act?
20) Difference
between Void and Voidable Contract?
21)
Questions
related to Science Stream:
1)
Why does cycle tube burst in semmer?
2)
Why does sky look blue?
3)
What is the formula of (A+B)2
?
4)
Is there any vein which carries impure
blood?
5)
What is color blindness?
6)
What is Raman Effect?
7)
What is Boyle’s Law?
8)
Who is the winner of Nobel prize 2006
in Physics, Chemistry and Medicine?
9)
What is Newton’s I, II, III law?
10) What
is Charl’s law?
11) Is
there any use of science in bank?
12) What
is Snell’s law (laws of refreaction)?
13) What
is Coulomn’s law of Electrostatics?
14) What
is Boyle’s law?
15) What
is Pascal’s law?
16) What
is Archemedeas Principle?
17) What
is Specific heat?
18) What
is Conduction, Convection, Radiation?
19) What
is Doppler’s effect?
20) What
is Hard and Soft water?
21) What
is under table water?
Agriculture:
1)
How Indian Agriculture is viable?
2)
Tell me something about green
revolution?
3)
Two eminent persons behind green
revolution?
4)
Impact of green revolution on Banking
sector?
5)
How will you manage rain-water flooded
area and rain-fed area?
6)
What is genetically modified crops?
7)
With a bumper harvest and record yield
of food grains this year, the price rise was expected to be reversed, But
strangely the prices continue to rise in India, why this is so?
8)
What is the present scenario of Indian
Agriculture?
9)
What is organic Farming? How it is
differ from existing way of farming?
10) What
is sustainable agriculture?
11) Give
some suggestions for sustainable Agriculture in 21st century?
12) What
is Rain-water harvesting system?
13) How
much amount pulse is required at minimum in Indian diet, and how much Indians
are actually getting it?
14) What
is the situation of consumption of fertilizers in India? Are they being used in
accordance with the prescribed proportion of NPK?
15) What
are the problems of marketing of agricultural groups?
16) What
are the main sources of agricultural credit in India?
17) Can
commercial banks provide economic assistance to the farmers?
18) Why should Agricultural officers be appointed
in banks?
19) What
is the contribution of Agriculture towards National Income?
20) Can
non-technical man manage the post of an Agricultural Officer of a bank?
21) You
are a first class graduate in Agriculture science? Why don’t you like to be a
professor of Agriculture Science why do you want to join this organization?
Maths:
1)
Which section of your mathematics is
strong?
2)
Do you know Demovier’s theorm? Explain
it?
3)
(Cosθ + i Sinθ)n is equal to ?
4)
Expansion of Sinx.
5)
Expansion of Cosx.
6)
Fariur Services.
7)
Cos x dx
8)
Define npr and ncr
and their different applications in solving sums?
9)
What is Differentiation?
10) What
is Integration?
Questions
related to Commerce Stream:
1)
What are the principles of Book
keeping?
2)
What is balance sheet? How you come to
know after seeing balance sheet that economic condition is good or bad any
organization?
3)
What is the difference between CA and
ICWA?
4)
What is Real Account?
5)
What are the Accounting Ratios?
6)
What is the use of ratio in balance
sheet of a bank?
7)
What is Acid Test Ratio?
8)
What is Accounting?
9)
Difference between Double Entry System
& Double Account System?
10) Difference
between Presidency and Provincial Insolvency Act?
11) Explain
various lists of Insolvency statement?
12) Explain
tax and how many types of Tax are being imposed in India?
13) What
is Direct and Indirect Tax? Give some examples?
14) What
is 80L, 80G, 80DD, 88B, 89(1), 88C, 80E?
15) What
are the sources of Income, according to Income Tax Act?
16) What
is Capital Gain?
17) Income
of mps and MLAs is related to which sources?
18) Agriculture
Income is Exempt under which section?
19) Current
Assessment Year?
20) Describe
hew changes regarding to Income tax in current Budget?
21) When
Income Tax Act was enacted?
22) What
is difference between Public Limited Company and Private Limited Company?
23) Article
of Association?
24) Memorandum
of Association?
25) Couram?
26) Annual
General Meeting?
27) What
are Prepaid Expenses and Outstanding Expenses?
28) Teel
us about Authorized, Issued and Paid-up Capital?
29) What
is Forfeature of shares? How it is treated in Balance sheet?
30) How
many accounts are made in Balance sheet of a Bank?
31) What
is Single Entry System?
32) Tell
us about Promoters and Directors?
33) What
is Auditing? What are the main purpose of Auditing?
34) “An
Auditor is the watchdog of a company” Explain it?
35) What
is Value Added Tax?
36) What
is Market Capitalization?
37) What
is Break Even Point?
38) What
is Prime Cost & Overhead Cost?
39) Difference
between Fixed and Variable Expenses?
40) What
is Marginal and Standard Costing?
41) What
is Master Budget?
42) What
is Capitalization?
43) What
is contract?
44) What
is Bank Reconciliation Statement?
45) What
is Partnership Deed?
46) Relevance
of “Bhartiya Bahi Khata” in present time?
47) What
is After Sales Service?
48) What
is Wages Inward and Outward?
49) What
is “Contribution” in Cost Accounting?
50) Difference
between Cost Accounting and Cost Accountancy?
51) What
are the elements of Effective Communication?
52) Explain
Accounting Standards?
53) What
is Accounting Conventions?
54) What
is Accounting Equation?
55) What
s the use of Trial Balance?
56) What
is Fund flow?
57) What
is Cash flow?
58) What
is Working Capital?
59) What
is LIFO, FIFO, HIFO?
60) What is Short Working?
61) What
is work in progress?
62) What
is Intangible Assets?
63) Tell
us the Errors which are not disclosed by Trial Balance?
64) What
is difference between Public Sector Company and Public Limited Company?
65)
Part-3
Banking,
Finance and Economy
1)
Explain the following and their
current position- (i) Bank Rate (ii) CRR (iii) SLR (iv)
CAR (v) PLR (vi) SDR (vii) Repo Rate
2)
Why Benchmark PLR is in news recently?
3)
How much Benchmark PLR of this bank
is?
4)
What were the reasons of
Nationalization of Banks?
5)
What were the recommendations of
Narsimhan Committee?
6)
Narsimhan Committee is related to
which field?
7)
What is Weak Bank, Narrow Banking,
Local Area Bank & Lead Bank?
8)
What is Merchant Banking &
Universal Banking?
9)
What is the difference between Banks
and Financial institutions?
10)
What is the difference between SBI and
Nationalized Banks?
11)
Is SBI Nationalized Bank? If not then
why?
12)
Who is the Chairman of this Bank?
13)
What are the main reason to introduce
RRB’s ?
14)
What is Scheduled Bank?
15)
What are Basel II Norms?
16)
What is Tier I, II, III Capital?
17)
What do you know about M1,
M2, M3, M4 and L1, L2, L3?
18)
What are the principles of Issuing
Notes?
19)
What is the difference between
Monetary and Fiscal Policy?
20)
What are the main features of Current
Monetary Policy?
21)
Who is the Governor of RBI?
22)
What are the functions of BRI?
23)
How Bank creates credit?
24)
What is credit control policy of RBI?
25)
What is Open Market Operation?
26)
What
is a Bank and what are the functions of a Bank?
27)
What is Branch Banking?
28)
What is Unit Banking?
29)
What is the difference between Group
Banking and Chain Banking?
30)
In which states there is no RBI’s?
31)
Where is the Head Office of RBI?
32)
What is the difference between the One
rupee note and Two rupee note?
33)
How Banks are helpful in the
development of an industry?
34)
How many public sector banks are there
in India?
35)
What is banking Ombudsman scheme?
36)
What were the reasons for
nationalizing the banks in India?
37)
Is there any possibility of
Nationalizing some more banks. If yes then why? If no then why?
38)
How many types of Cheque are there in
banks?
39)
If a party makes payment to you with
two options either Cheque or Draft, then what would prefer and why?
40)
What is the difference between a
crossed cheque and an account payee cheque?
41)
Which cheque works just like a
currency note?
42)
What will you do in case a cheque is
lost by you?
43)
What is clearing house?
44)
What is “Grasham’s law”?
45)
“Bad currency throws out of
circulation good currency” what do you understand by this statement?
46)
What is inflation, Deflation,
Disinflation, Stagflation, Mild Inflation, Galloping Inflation?
47)
How can inflation be controlled?
48)
What are the causes of Inflation?
49)
Difference between Black money and
Black Income?
50)
What are Parallel and Underground
Economy?
51)
What are the causes of the creation of
Black money? How can we control it?
52)
What is Devaluation of Currency?
53)
What do you know about Finances
commission of India?
54)
What is the difference between Bonds
and Shares?
55)
Distinguish between Money market and
Capital market?
56)
Which/Who has controlling authority of
Money market?
57)
Which/Who has controlling authority of
Capital market?
58)
What is Near money, Dear money, Cheap
money, Hot money?
59)
Define Stock Exchange? Why it is
necessary in a capitalist Economy?
60)
How is business transacted in a stock
exchange?
61)
What is Mutual Fund?
62)
What is velocity of money?
63)
If RBI increases Bank Rate or CRR,
does it effect economy? If Yes then how?
64)
What is Inflationary GAP?
65)
What are the main objectives of
Monetary Policy?
66)
What is NPA?
67)
How can you reduce NPAs?
68)
Difference between Gross NPAs and Net
NPAs?
69)
What are the new norms for NPA?
70)
Who is the Highest Officer of RBI?
71)
What is Indian Currency?
72)
Why the banks like to open their
branches in towns and cities specially private banks, while the real wealth of
the country is in the villages?
73)
If we appoint you in our Rural branch,
would you like to life in a village?
74)
At this time you are giving your
acceptance, but as soon as you are posted in a rural branch of the bank, you
would make efforts for your transfer to a city branch isn’t it?
75)
What are the sources of a bank through
which it obtains its funds for operation?
76)
In this era of competition with
private players, what will be the future of public sector banks after 10 years?
77)
Is there any need of RRB’s in India?
78)
Why a bank issue IPO?
79)
What is supply of money?
80)
Recently how many banks issued IPO?
81)
Main features of 10th five
year plan?
82)
Who is the head of planning
commission?
83)
Who is the head of National
Development Council?
84)
Who is the head of Finance Commission?
85)
What is Vote on Account?
86)
Tell us about main features of the
Budget?
87)
How is Current Economic position of
India?
88)
What are the Singapore issues?
89)
Tell us about FOREX and its present
condition?
90)
What is Rupee appreciation?
91)
Banking scenario of last 10 years?
92)
What is VRS scheme?
93)
Raising forex is beneficial to India
or not?
94)
Important events in last one year in
banking or economic sector?
95)
What is SEBI?
96)
What is IRDA & ‘PFRDA’?
97)
What do you know about credit Rating
agencies in India?
98)
How is working culture in Private
Banks and how it is different from Public sector banks?
99)
What is Flat money?
100)
Define Call money market?
101)
What is the difference between Credit
and Debit Card?
102)
How ATM works?
103)
What is digital signature?
104)
What is e-banking concept?
105)
Is the privatization of banking correct?
106)
What is Easy Money?
107)
What is Balanced Budget?
108)
What is “Disguised Unemployment”?
109)
What is “Duopoly”?
110)
What is “Effective Demand”?
111)
What is “Embargo”?
112)
How the poverty is analysed in India?
113)
Where the head quarter of IMF is
situated?
114)
What is Consolidated and Contingency
fund of India?
115)
What is the financial year of RBI?
116)
Explain the present condition of
Balance of payment and Balance of Trade?
117)
What is Bull and Beer?
118)
What is Free trade Concept?
119)
What is the difference between Saving
and Current Deposits?
120)
When was RBI established?
121)
What is NABARD? Tell us about its
functions and where it has its head office?
122)
What are the special features of new
Exim Policy?
123)
What has been the economic growth
target set by 10th five year plan?
124)
Being a Branch Manager of a bank how
would you improve the day to day work and services of that branch?
125)
Which steps would you take to prevent
forgery/looting in your branch?
126)
What is Subsidy?
127)
What is Overdraft facility?
128)
What is Priority sector lending?
129)
What is “CAMELS” rating in banks?
130)
What is ‘RIDF”?
131)
What are the challenges before banking
sector in present time?
132)
What is the future of banking sector?
133)
What is Mobile banking?
134)
Tell us 5 major Export items of India?
135)
Tell us 5 major Import items of India?
136)
How can we reduce NPA’s ?
137)
Two major problems of bank at present?
How would you handle them?
138)
What is the purpose of Service Area
Approach?
139)
What is the “Single Window System” in
a bank?
140)
What is the current Inflation position
in India?
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