Wednesday, 9 October 2013

All About DBF, JAIIB and CAIIB Exams in Banking


Friends for benefit of you all i am explaining DBF, JAIIB and CAIIB in full details.


JAIIB and CAIIB are exams conducted by IIBF for only bankers who are in any type of bank and are atleast in clerical cadre.You have to take lifetime ordinary membership of IIBF to sit in all these exams. 

There are increments for clearing both. One increment is given for clearing JAIIB, and one for PO and two for clerk who clears CAIIB from that date one clears them. DBF is also conducted by IIBF and is for non bankers who get benefit on joining bank as it gets converted to JAIIB if one forward a bank letter to IIBF. For getting ordinary membership of IIBF you have to make payment through debit card or net banking and have to apply on this link http://registration.sifyitest.com/iibf_mem_reg/registration.php

The fees for becoming ordinary member of JAIIB is Rs 1685/-. After becoming ordinary member of IIBF you can fill JAIIB form online on this link http://registration.sifyitest.com/iibf_mem_reg/ExamLogin.php?Mtype=Tw%3D%3D&ExId=MjE%3D

You have to pay Rs. 2697/- for first block of 2 attempts in JAIIB. It means u have 2 attempts to clear JAIIB otherwise u have to pay Rs. 2697/- again and after 4 attempts u have to start again as ur chance gets lapsed. In both JAIIB and DBF you have to give and clear 3 papers which fall on simultaneous sundays of generally May and November as all these exams are conducted twice in each year. There are 3 same papers in both DBF and JAIIB namely 1) Principles & Practices of Banking. 2) Accounting & Finance for Bankers 3)Legal & Regulatory Aspects of Banking.

JAIIB is conducted in both online and offline mode and result of offline mode comes after 6-8 weeks while online test gives u result immediately. There are generally around 120 Objective multiple choice questions of 100 marks in each paper and u have to secure 50 out of 100 marks in each papers.

Candidate securing at least 45 marks in each subject with an aggregate of 50% marks in all subjects of JAIIB examination in a single attempt will also be declared as havingpassed JAIIB Examination.


Candidates will be allowed to retain credits for the subject/s they have passed in one attempt
till the expiry of the time limit for passing the examination as mentioned bellow :

Candidates will be required to pass JAIIB examination within a time limit of 2 years (i.e. 4 consecutive attempts). Initially a candidate will have to pay examination fee for a block of one year i.e. for two attempts. In case a candidate is not able to pass JAIIB examination within 1st block of 2 attempts, he / she can appear for a further period of 1 year (2nd block) i.e. 2 attempts on payment of requisite fee. 

Candidates who have exhausted the first block of 2 attempts, should necessarily submit the examination application form for the next attempt, without any gap. If they do not submit the examination form immediately after exhausting the first block, the examination conducted will be counted as attempts of the second block for the purpose of time limit for passing.

Candidates not able to pass JAIIB examination within the stipulated time period of two years are required to re-enroll themselves afresh by submitting fresh Examination Application Form. Such candidates will not be granted credit/s for subject/s passed, if any, earlier.


Attempts will be counted from the date of application irrespective of whether a candidate appears at any examination or otherwise

Eco Friendly Diwali Tips : Save Nature, Save Life

Eco Friendly Diwali Tips-Save Nature Save Life-

Lets Celebrate an Environmentally Safe Diwali

Diwali is the one festival in India which is celebrated by all irrespective of caste, creed and religion. Diwali is celebrated to acknowledge the victory of good over evil.But with the changing time the style of celebrating Diwali has also changed drastically. Now Diwali celebrations mean electric illumination and bursting noisy fire crackers. This change in the celebration style has imposed many negative effects on the environment; some of the effects are listed below:
  • Excessive air pollution
  • Excessive noise pollution
  • Soil pollution
  • Excessive power consumption
  • Consumerism (excess consumption means excess use of raw material)
Besides these environmental effects the modern style of celebrating Diwali also leads to various health hazards. Some of the major health hazards are listed below:
  • Hearing loss
  • High blood pressure
  • Sleeping disturbances
  • Asthma
  • Headache
  • Irritability
  • Skin allergies
  • Fatigue
  • Eye related problems
  • Respiratory problems

How to Celebrate Eco-Friendly Dewali?

Fireworks and safety tips:-
  • Always use under adult supervision.
  • Purchase only legal fireworks, available at approved stands.
  • Read and follow instructions given on the fireworks packs.
  • Always keep water and sand nearby, and a water hose pipe if possible.
  • Fireworks are for strict outdoor use.
  • Never try to make your own fireworks.
  • Never relight fireworks that appear to have gone out. Wait for 15 minutes, and then soak the firework in a bucket of water.
  • Only light one firework at a time.
  • Never allow small children to go near fireworks.
  • Store in a cool dry place.
  • Never lean over top of fireworks to light them.
  • Tie hair back, wear caps, wear safety goggles and no loose fitting clothes. Wear cotton clothes, and cover your body as much as possible. Shoes are a must.
  • Sparklers should be immersed in sand or water bucket as soon as they appear out - they are still very hot and are known to cause the maximum number of accidental burns to children.
  • After you finish — be responsible. Make arrangement to clear up all the mess the next morning. Wash your hands and feet, and firework material can be toxic, and s bad for your health.

Also WE CAN HAVE A CRACKERS SHOW FOR 2 HOURS IN A COMMON PLACE WHERE PEOPLE CAN SEE AND ENJOY THE CRACKERS, INSTEAD OF EACH DOING AT THEIR HOME IN A SMALL WAY AND MAKING THE WHOLE CITY DUSTY WITH PAPER
  • IF IN A COMMON PLACE
  • THE SOUND WILL BE ONLY FOR A PARTICULAR TIME
  •  THE PAPER DUST WILL BE ONLY IN ONE PLACE
  • THE COST OF DIVALI CELEBRATIONS CAN BE REDUCED
  • NO NEIGHBOURS ENVY
  • ONLY A LITTLE OF AIR AND SOUND POLLUTION
  • CAN BE HAD IN A PLACE FAR FROM HOSPITALS
  • SAFE MEASURES CAN BE ENSURED IN THAT PLACE
  • MONITORING OF THE SAFETY OF THE PEOPLE IS EASY
  • ENJOYMENT CAN BE SHARED BY ALL AT THE SAME PLACE
  •  A GET-TOGETHER IS EASY

Happy Diwali To you All in Advance.

Monday, 30 September 2013

Books & winners of the Booker Prize for Fiction : GK Collection

2012- Bring Up the Bodies (Hilary Mantel)
2011 - The Sense of an Ending (Barnes) 
2010 - The Finkler Question (Jacobson) 
2009 - Wolf Hall (Mantel)
2008 - The White Tiger (Adiga)
2007 - The Gathering (Enright)
2006 - The Inheritance of Loss (Desai)
2005 - The Sea (Banville)
2004 - The Line of Beauty (Hollinghurst)
2003 - Vernon God Little (Pierre)
2002 - Life of Pi (Martel)
2001 - True History of the Kelly Gang (Carey)
2000 - The Blind Assassin (Atwood)
1999 - Disgrace (Coetzee)
1998 - Amsterdam: A Novel (McEwan)
1997 - The God of Small Things (Roy)
1996 - Last Orders (Swift)
1995 - The Ghost Road (Barker)
1994 - How Late It Was, How Late (Kelman)
1993 - Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha (Doyle)
1992 - The English Patient (Ondaatje)
1992 - Sacred Hunger (Unsworth)
1991 - The Famished Road (Okri)
1990 - Possession: A Romance (Byatt)
1989 - The Remains of the Day (Ishiguro)
1988 - Oscar and Lucinda (Carey)
1987 - Moon Tiger (Lively)
1986 - The Old Devils (Amis)
1985 - The Bone People (Hulme)
1984 - Hotel Du Lac (Brookner)
1983 - Life & Times of Michael K (Coetzee)
1982 - Schindler's Ark (Keneally)
1981 - Midnight's Children (Rushdie)
1980 - Rites of Passage (Golding)
1979 - Offshore (Fitzgerald)
1978 - The Sea, the Sea (Murdoch)
1977 - Staying on (Scott)
1976 - Saville (Storey)
1975 - Heat and Dust (Jhabvala)
1974 - The Conservationist (Gordimer)
1974 - Holiday (Middleton)
1973 - The Siege of Krishnapur (Farrell)
1972 - G. (Berger)
1971 - In a Free State (V. S. Naipaul )
1970 - The Elected Member (Bernice Rubens)
1969 - Something to Answer For (P.H.Newby)

Thursday, 26 September 2013

Basic Computer Terms & Knowledge for IBPS/Bank PO/Clerk Exams

Computer Generations:

1. First Gen:- (1942-1955):- Here We Use “VACCUME-TUBE”
2. Second Gen:- (1955-1964):- Here We Use “TRANSISTEOR”
3. Third Gen:- (1964-1975):- Here We Use “INTEGRATED-CIRCUITS”
4. Forth Gen:- (1975 onwords):- Here We Use “MICROPROCESSOR”
5. Fifth Gen:- (Yet to come):- Artificial Intelligence

HARDWARE / SOFTWARE 

Hardware:- The physical component of a computer system such as electrical, megentic & mechanical devices constitute Hardware. Those component which can be touch & seen.

Software:- The terms software refer to the set of computer program, procedure, & associated documents, that describe the program & how they are to be used.

Types of software:-

A. System Software:-
E.g.:- O.S, Assembler, Compiler, Interpreter

B. Application Software:-
E.g:- Image processor:- world processingDatabase:- SpreadsheetGames:- Communication Software

OPERATING-SYSTEM

Operating System:- is a program or software that control the computer hardwareOrOperating system provide the interface between user & computer hardware.

Function of Operating System:- 
a. Resource managementb. Job managementc. Task managementd. Data managemente. Input / output managementf. Security of data

PROGRAMMING-LANGUAGE
Types of Programming Language:-

1.) LOW-LEVEL:-
a. Machine-Languageb. Assemble Language

2.) HIGH-LEVEL:-
a. Problem oriented
b. Procedural:-
I . ScriptingII. Object-OrientedIII. Structured Language C
c. Non Procedural

LANGUAGE-TRANSLATOR

1.) ASSEMBLER:- are used to convert the low level language into machine language.

2.) COMPILER:- are used to convert the High level language into machine language. This check for error in the entire program & convert all the program into machine code

3.) INTERPRETER:- are used to convert High level language into machine language. & Interpretor check from error statement for one by one & convert the statement into machine code.

COMPUTER-MEMORY

Types of Memory:-
1.) Main-memroy / Semi Conductor / PrimaryMemory:-

A. RAM (Volatie):- The content of this memory will erased when we switch off power supply. In this memory we currently working.
a. Static b. Dynamic

B. ROM (Non-volatile):-The content of this memory will not erased. Even when computer is switch of.
a. PROMb. EPROMc. EEPROM

2.) Secondary Memory:- 
a. Hard diskb. Floppy diskc. Magnetic disk

PRINTER

Types of Printer:-

1.) IMPACT-PRINTER:- (Drum, Chain, Dot matrix, Daisy wheel)2.) NON-IMPACT-PRINTER:- (Laser, Ink-jet, Thermal)

ABBREVIATION-TERMS-RELATED-TO-COMPUTER-BASIC

C.P.U:- Central Processing Unit
C.M.O.S:- Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor
P.C.I:- Peripherals Component Interface
B.I.O.S:- Basic Input Output System
Mhz:- Mega Hetz or
Ghz:- Giga Hetz
DIMM:- Dual In Memory Modules
D.D.R:- Doble Data Rate
U.S.B:- Universal Data Bus
F.D.D:- Floppy Disk Drive
SATA:- Serial Advance Technology Attachment
H.D.D:- Hard Disk Drive
P.O.S.T:- Power On Self Test
P.G.N:- Pin Grid Array
E.P.P:- Enhanced Parallel Port
E.C.P:- Extended Capabilities’ Port
F.S.B:- Front Side Bus
L.C.D:- Liquid Crystal Display
T.F.T:- Thin Film Transistor
S.C.S.I :- Small Computer System Interface
P.S.U:- Power Supply Unit
R.P.M:- Rotation Per Minutes

ABBREVIATION-TERMS-(COMPUTER-NETWORK)

LAN:- Local Area Network
WAN:- Wide Area Network
MAN:- Metropolis Area Network
IPS:- Internet Service Provider
SMTP:- Simple Mail Transfer Protoco
lFTP:- File Transfer Protocol
OSI :- Open System Interconnection
HTTP:- Hyper Text Transfer Protocol
URL:- Universal Resource Locator
MODEM:- Modulation & Demodulation
IP;- Internet Protocol
DNS:- Domain Name Service
TCP / IP :- Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol
VSAT:- Very Small Aperture Terminal
ISDN:- Integrated services digital network
WWW:- World Wide Web
NIC:- Network Interface Card

Tuesday, 3 September 2013

Indian National Congress Notes for SSC & UPSC Exams

INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS : History Notes

* Founded by 1885 by A.O. Hume.
* Venue of 1 st Session – Gokul Tejpal Sanskrit School of Bombay.
* First President – W.C. Banerjee. * First Women President – Annie Besant (1917 Calcutta). 

* First Indian Women President – Sarojini Naidu.(1925, Kanpur)
* First English President – George Yule * First Muslim President – Badaruddin Tayabji

* Women President – Annie Besant (1917), Sarojini Naidu (1925) and Nalin Sengupta. 

* Thrice President (Maximum times)– Dadabhi Naoroji (1886,1863,1906), J.L. Nehru (1929, 1936, 1937).

* First Session to hold in village – 1937 (Fazipur). * First split of congress – 1907 (Surat). * First – Joint Session of Congress and Muslim League Lucknow (1916).

* Word Swaraj was first used from congress platform (1906) Calcutta.

* Only session presided over by Gandhi – Belgaon (1924).

* Complete Independence was demand for the first time (1929), Lahore.

* For the first time NationalSong was sung in the Calcutta Session (1896) of INC. i.e., Vande Mataram * For the first time National Anthem (Jana Gana Mana ) Was sung in Calcutta session (1911) of INC.

* Maulana Abul Kalam Azadwas the youngest president of Inc.

* The first session of congress (Bomaby 1885) was attended by 72 representatives.During the fourth session of INC (1888,Allahabad) emphasized was given on formation of its constitution. * Nagpur Session (1891) the word ‘National’ was added to Congress. * Poona session(1895), representatives second time discussed on the formation of its constitution.

* Calcutta session of 1906, its president for the first time used ‘ Swaraj’ in his speech. * In Lucknow Session of Congress (1916) the two factions of congress (extremists and Moderates) reunited.

* During Ahmedabad Session of INC (1921) , C. R. Das was elected its President but Azamal Khan presided over the session because C.R. Das was in prison.

* During Gaya Session (1922 ) differences arose over the issue of council entry. C.R.Das and Motilal Nehru organized Swaraj Party in 1922.

* During its Delhi session (1923) INC decided to establish All India Khadi Borad.

* Gandhi presided over only Belgaon session (1924) of INC * During this session knowledge of weaving wasfixed as minimum qualification for its members. Gandhi decide toset up ‘All India Charkha Association declared 1926’ as year of keeping silent.

* During Guwahati session of Inc (1926) wearing Khadi was made compulsory for its workers.

* During Madras session of INC 91927), proposals for independence and to boycott Simon commission were passed. Gandhi did not participate.

* During Karachi Session (1931) Fundamentals Rights and Economic PolicyProposals Passed.

* During its 1932 and 1933session government had declared it an illegal organization.

* During Lucknow Session (1936), J.L. Nehru explainedsocialism for the first time.* During Fazipur Session (1937) congress decided to take part in election of 1937. * 1938 session of congress held in a village Haripura.Netaji elected unopposed. * In Ramgarh Session (1904) decisions onIndividual Satyagarha.

* The word “Congress” Or INC was taken from the history of USA which means group of people.

* During Tripuri Session Of INC (1939) Subhash Chandra Bose Defeated Pattabhi Sitaramaya(Gandhi’s candidate in presidential election) but later resigned and Rajendra Prasad became its president.* During Calcutta Session (1928) first All India Youth congress was established.