rvice has been launched to take the banking services to every common man across the country. Banking customers can avail this service by dialing 99#, a "Common number across all Telecom Service Providers (TSPs)" on their mobile phone and transact through an interactive menu displayed on the mobile screen. Key services offered under 99-> service include, interbank account to account fund transfer, balance enquiry, mini statement besides host of other services. 99-> service is currently offered by most of the leading banks & all GSM service providers and can be accessed in 12 different languages including Hindi & English. 99-> service is a unique interoperable direct to consumer service that brings together the diverse ecosystem partners such as Banks & TSPs (Telecom Service Providers).
*Debit Cards*
Debit cards are different from credit cards. Credit card is a way to “Pay Later” whereas debit card is a way to “Pay Now.” In case of debit card, bank account of the customer will be debited immediately on completion of transaction. Debit cards are accepted at many locations, including retail stores, petrol pumps, and restaurants. The liberalized norms coupled with ease of usage have led to increase debit card base over the years. Of late, banks are consciously driving the customers to alternate delivery channels by issuing debit cards on the day of opening of the account itself to reduce the work load and to enable them to pay focused attention on core banking activities. In order to make Credit/Debit Card transactions more secure, RBI mandated the card holders to enter PIN while transacting at POS terminals. As per recent RBI guidelines, all banks are mandated to issue only Chip enabled Cards w.e.f.01.10.16.
*Credit Cards*
The concept of credit card was used in 1950 with the launch of charge cards in USA by Diners Club and American Express. Credit card became more popular with use of magnetic strip in 1970. The first Credit Card was issued in 1981 and Gold Card in 1986 by VISA. Credit cardholder need not carry cash and purchase goods and services at any approved Merchant Establishments/Point of sale Terminals by tendering the card duly signing the charge slip. Further, cardholders can make online purchases through internet using the card and PIN. Added to this, cardholder can withdraw cash at any ATM across the globe. However, cash advance attracts charge i.e. transaction fee as well as service fee/interest charge.
*Charge Card*
Charge Card is like any Credit or Debit Card. These cards neither offer revolving credit like the Credit Card nor debit the account instantaneously like Debit Card. However, the cardholder is required to settle the bill in full by the due date each month. Charge cards make a good option to develop financial discipline which likely to enable the cardholders to improve their credit history. Further, charge card offers a dynamic limit, while rewarding good payment record.
*Prepaid Card*
Prepaid Card looks like a credit card and works like a debit card. These cards resemble credit and debit cards in appearance and allow users to load any amount up to ?100000/- and can be used at any ATM/Point of Sale Terminal. On use of card, funds are directly debited from the card. Cardholders preload the cards with funds via a cash deposit or wire transfer. There are no finance fees or interest payments as charges are deducted from the prepaid balance. It is an opportunity for people who have had little or no access to the mainstream financial system by loading funds onto a prepaid card. It is a secure and convenient alternative to cash. The issuers of prepaid cards should ensure KYC compliance while issuing cards to the customers/public. Various types of Prepaid Cards are – Re-loadable Cards (value is replenished once it is used), Disposable Cards (discarded once the value is used), Closed Cards can be used for a specific purpose (Phone Cards) and Open Cards (multi-purpose). Re-loadable cards are most popular among “under-banked” individuals, or those who tend not to possess conventional bank accounts.
*Gift Car
*Debit Cards*
Debit cards are different from credit cards. Credit card is a way to “Pay Later” whereas debit card is a way to “Pay Now.” In case of debit card, bank account of the customer will be debited immediately on completion of transaction. Debit cards are accepted at many locations, including retail stores, petrol pumps, and restaurants. The liberalized norms coupled with ease of usage have led to increase debit card base over the years. Of late, banks are consciously driving the customers to alternate delivery channels by issuing debit cards on the day of opening of the account itself to reduce the work load and to enable them to pay focused attention on core banking activities. In order to make Credit/Debit Card transactions more secure, RBI mandated the card holders to enter PIN while transacting at POS terminals. As per recent RBI guidelines, all banks are mandated to issue only Chip enabled Cards w.e.f.01.10.16.
*Credit Cards*
The concept of credit card was used in 1950 with the launch of charge cards in USA by Diners Club and American Express. Credit card became more popular with use of magnetic strip in 1970. The first Credit Card was issued in 1981 and Gold Card in 1986 by VISA. Credit cardholder need not carry cash and purchase goods and services at any approved Merchant Establishments/Point of sale Terminals by tendering the card duly signing the charge slip. Further, cardholders can make online purchases through internet using the card and PIN. Added to this, cardholder can withdraw cash at any ATM across the globe. However, cash advance attracts charge i.e. transaction fee as well as service fee/interest charge.
*Charge Card*
Charge Card is like any Credit or Debit Card. These cards neither offer revolving credit like the Credit Card nor debit the account instantaneously like Debit Card. However, the cardholder is required to settle the bill in full by the due date each month. Charge cards make a good option to develop financial discipline which likely to enable the cardholders to improve their credit history. Further, charge card offers a dynamic limit, while rewarding good payment record.
*Prepaid Card*
Prepaid Card looks like a credit card and works like a debit card. These cards resemble credit and debit cards in appearance and allow users to load any amount up to ?100000/- and can be used at any ATM/Point of Sale Terminal. On use of card, funds are directly debited from the card. Cardholders preload the cards with funds via a cash deposit or wire transfer. There are no finance fees or interest payments as charges are deducted from the prepaid balance. It is an opportunity for people who have had little or no access to the mainstream financial system by loading funds onto a prepaid card. It is a secure and convenient alternative to cash. The issuers of prepaid cards should ensure KYC compliance while issuing cards to the customers/public. Various types of Prepaid Cards are – Re-loadable Cards (value is replenished once it is used), Disposable Cards (discarded once the value is used), Closed Cards can be used for a specific purpose (Phone Cards) and Open Cards (multi-purpose). Re-loadable cards are most popular among “under-banked” individuals, or those who tend not to possess conventional bank accounts.
*Gift Car
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Gift Card is one of the paperless payment systems and is highly popular in card industry. It is a card with predetermined limit and value is loaded through cash or transfer from the account. Maximum value of each prepaid gift instrument shall not exceed Rs.10000/-.However, these instruments shall not be reloadable.
*Forex Card*
It is similar to a normal prepaid card with a special feature meant for the students going to abroad for higher studies. It can be used at POS terminals, ATMs and for online transactions. Parents can load/reload the card using the login credentials issued while buying the card. The banks are levying reasonable charges for cash withdrawal and some banks waiving the charges too. Another advantage of the card is that it can be used to pay fees instead of paying through wire transfer from India. The withdrawals or payments are allowed in five currencies viz., USD,GBP, EUR, CAD and AUD. The card validity ranges up to five years and the maximum permissible limit by RBI under Liberalized Remittance Scheme is $2.50 lakh. At present, ICICI and HDFC banks are issuing forex cards and other banks may follow.
*RuPay Debit Cards*
It is a domestic card payment network established by National Payment Corporation of India (NPCI) having more than 100 Banks in India as members with its ATM network spread across the country. These cards can be used at all ATMs of NPCI network and POS terminals & e-com transactions (Internet) enabled for RuPay acquiring.
*Money Transfer Service Scheme (MTSS)*
The Reserve Bank has issued Master Directions relating to Money Transfer Service Scheme (MTSS), which is a quick and easy way of transferring personal remittances from abroad to beneficiaries in India.
-> MTSS can be used for inward personal remittances into India, such as, remittances towards family maintenance and remittances favouring foreign tourists visiting India and not for outward remittance from India.
-> The system envisages a tie-up between reputed money transfer companies abroad known as Overseas Principals and agents in India known as Indian Agents who would disburse funds to beneficiaries in India at ongoing exchange rates. The Indian Agents can in turn also appoint sub-agents to expand their network. The Indian Agent is not allowed to remit any amount to the Overseas Principal. Under MTSS, the remitters and the beneficiaries are individuals only.
-> The Reserve Bank of India may accord necessary permission (authorisation) to any person to act as an Indian Agent under the Money Transfer Service Scheme. No person can handle the business of cross-border money transfer to India in any capacity unless specifically permitted to do so by the RBI.
-> To become MTSS agent, min net owned funds Rs.50 lac. MTSS cap USD 2500 for individual remittance. Max remittances 30 received by an individual in India in a calendar year. Min NW of overseas principal USD 01 million, as per latest balance sheet.
*Automated Teller Machine (ATM)*
-> What is ATM: ATM is a computerised machine that provides the customers of banks the facility of accessing their accounts for dispensing cash and other financial transactions without the need of actually visiting a bank branch.
-> Non receipt of cash from ATM: In case during the cash withdrawal process, cash is not disbursed but the account gets debited for the amount, the customer may lodge a complaint with the card issuing bank. This process is applicable even if the transaction was carried out at another banks ATM. As per the RBI instructions, banks should re-credit such wrongly debited amounts within a maximum period of 7 working days from the date of complaint. If there is a delay, customer is eligible for compensation for delayed period at the rate of Rs 100/- per day. This amount should be be credited to the account of the customer without any claim being made by the customer. However, if customer does not make complaint within 30 days of the transaction, he will not be entitled to compensation.
-> Free transactions at bank's own ATM: At least five free transactions (inclusive of financ
Gift Card is one of the paperless payment systems and is highly popular in card industry. It is a card with predetermined limit and value is loaded through cash or transfer from the account. Maximum value of each prepaid gift instrument shall not exceed Rs.10000/-.However, these instruments shall not be reloadable.
*Forex Card*
It is similar to a normal prepaid card with a special feature meant for the students going to abroad for higher studies. It can be used at POS terminals, ATMs and for online transactions. Parents can load/reload the card using the login credentials issued while buying the card. The banks are levying reasonable charges for cash withdrawal and some banks waiving the charges too. Another advantage of the card is that it can be used to pay fees instead of paying through wire transfer from India. The withdrawals or payments are allowed in five currencies viz., USD,GBP, EUR, CAD and AUD. The card validity ranges up to five years and the maximum permissible limit by RBI under Liberalized Remittance Scheme is $2.50 lakh. At present, ICICI and HDFC banks are issuing forex cards and other banks may follow.
*RuPay Debit Cards*
It is a domestic card payment network established by National Payment Corporation of India (NPCI) having more than 100 Banks in India as members with its ATM network spread across the country. These cards can be used at all ATMs of NPCI network and POS terminals & e-com transactions (Internet) enabled for RuPay acquiring.
*Money Transfer Service Scheme (MTSS)*
The Reserve Bank has issued Master Directions relating to Money Transfer Service Scheme (MTSS), which is a quick and easy way of transferring personal remittances from abroad to beneficiaries in India.
-> MTSS can be used for inward personal remittances into India, such as, remittances towards family maintenance and remittances favouring foreign tourists visiting India and not for outward remittance from India.
-> The system envisages a tie-up between reputed money transfer companies abroad known as Overseas Principals and agents in India known as Indian Agents who would disburse funds to beneficiaries in India at ongoing exchange rates. The Indian Agents can in turn also appoint sub-agents to expand their network. The Indian Agent is not allowed to remit any amount to the Overseas Principal. Under MTSS, the remitters and the beneficiaries are individuals only.
-> The Reserve Bank of India may accord necessary permission (authorisation) to any person to act as an Indian Agent under the Money Transfer Service Scheme. No person can handle the business of cross-border money transfer to India in any capacity unless specifically permitted to do so by the RBI.
-> To become MTSS agent, min net owned funds Rs.50 lac. MTSS cap USD 2500 for individual remittance. Max remittances 30 received by an individual in India in a calendar year. Min NW of overseas principal USD 01 million, as per latest balance sheet.
*Automated Teller Machine (ATM)*
-> What is ATM: ATM is a computerised machine that provides the customers of banks the facility of accessing their accounts for dispensing cash and other financial transactions without the need of actually visiting a bank branch.
-> Non receipt of cash from ATM: In case during the cash withdrawal process, cash is not disbursed but the account gets debited for the amount, the customer may lodge a complaint with the card issuing bank. This process is applicable even if the transaction was carried out at another banks ATM. As per the RBI instructions, banks should re-credit such wrongly debited amounts within a maximum period of 7 working days from the date of complaint. If there is a delay, customer is eligible for compensation for delayed period at the rate of Rs 100/- per day. This amount should be be credited to the account of the customer without any claim being made by the customer. However, if customer does not make complaint within 30 days of the transaction, he will not be entitled to compensation.
-> Free transactions at bank's own ATM: At least five free transactions (inclusive of financ
ial and non financial transactions) per month should be permitted to the savings bank account customers for use of own bank ATMs at all locations.
-> Free transactions at ATMs of other banks: With effect from November 1, 2014, the number of mandatory free ATM transactions (inclusive of both financial and non-financial transactions) at other banks' ATMs has been reduced to three transactions per month for transactions carried out at the ATMs located in six metro centres, viz. Mumbai, New Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata, Bengaluru and Hyderabad. This reduction will, however, not apply to small / no frills / Basic Savings Bank
-> Deposit account holders who will continue to enjoy five free transactions. At other locations i.e. other than the six metro centres mentioned above, the facility of five free transactions for savings bank account customers shall remain unchanged.
-> Charges for ATM transactions: Beyond free transactions, there will be a ceiling / cap on customer charges of Rs.20/- per transaction (plus service tax, if any).
-> ATMs for visually challenged: Banks should make ATMs friendly to physically handicapped persons by constructing ramps and cash dispensation at lower height. The ATM should be accessible to visually challenged persons also by providing brail key board. From July 1, 2014 all new ATMs to be installed should be friendly to blind persons.
-> Banks have been permitted to install Off site ATMs without RBI permission subject to reporting to RBI.
-> White Label ATMs are purely managed by third party service providers and have their label. These are branded non bank ATM machines. Cash handling, management and logistics are provided by third party. Debit cards of all banks can be operated through these machines. The role of the concerned bank is only limited to provide account information and back end money transfers to the third parties managing these ATM machines. This initiative will enable the excluded segments to avail ATM services as at present majority ATMs are confined to Urban/Metro areas only. However, service provider levy charges which are to be either bear by the Bank or the customer. RBI has allowed white label ATM's in India to have more penetration of ATM machines. Tata Communications Payment Solutions has become the first company to launch this service in India under the brand name "Indicash". It has a tie up with majority commercial banks and now you will soon see branded non bank third party white label ATM machines in your vicinity.
-> Brown Label ATM - We always think that the bank branded ATM machines operated by the bank concerned, but this is not the case. Banks only handle part of the process that is cash handling and back-end server connectivity. The ATM machine is owned by the third party service provider along with the physical infrastructure. This type ATM is called as "Brown Label ATM" and acts as intermediate between Banks owned ATM and White Label ATM.
*Electronic Clearing Service (ECS)*
Electronic Clearing Service is a mode of electronic funds transfer from one bank account to another bank account using the services of a Clearing House. There are two types of ECS called ECS (Credit) and ECS (Debit). ECS (Credit) is used for affording credit to a large number of beneficiaries by raising a single debit to an account, such as dividend, interest or salary payment. ECS (Debit) is used for raising debits to a number of accounts of consumers/ account holders for crediting a particular institution. Amount: There is no Minimum or maximum limit on the amount of individual transactions.
*Speed Clearing*
-> Speed Clearing refers to collection of outstation cheques through the local clearing. It facilitates collection of cheques drawn on outstation core-banking-enabled branches of banks, if they have a net-worked branch locally.
-> When will the beneficiary get funds under Speed Clearing?: The local cheques are processed on T+1 working day basis and customers get the benefit of withdrawal of funds on a T+1 or 2 basis. 'T denotes transaction day viz. date of presentation of cheque at the Cl
-> Free transactions at ATMs of other banks: With effect from November 1, 2014, the number of mandatory free ATM transactions (inclusive of both financial and non-financial transactions) at other banks' ATMs has been reduced to three transactions per month for transactions carried out at the ATMs located in six metro centres, viz. Mumbai, New Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata, Bengaluru and Hyderabad. This reduction will, however, not apply to small / no frills / Basic Savings Bank
-> Deposit account holders who will continue to enjoy five free transactions. At other locations i.e. other than the six metro centres mentioned above, the facility of five free transactions for savings bank account customers shall remain unchanged.
-> Charges for ATM transactions: Beyond free transactions, there will be a ceiling / cap on customer charges of Rs.20/- per transaction (plus service tax, if any).
-> ATMs for visually challenged: Banks should make ATMs friendly to physically handicapped persons by constructing ramps and cash dispensation at lower height. The ATM should be accessible to visually challenged persons also by providing brail key board. From July 1, 2014 all new ATMs to be installed should be friendly to blind persons.
-> Banks have been permitted to install Off site ATMs without RBI permission subject to reporting to RBI.
-> White Label ATMs are purely managed by third party service providers and have their label. These are branded non bank ATM machines. Cash handling, management and logistics are provided by third party. Debit cards of all banks can be operated through these machines. The role of the concerned bank is only limited to provide account information and back end money transfers to the third parties managing these ATM machines. This initiative will enable the excluded segments to avail ATM services as at present majority ATMs are confined to Urban/Metro areas only. However, service provider levy charges which are to be either bear by the Bank or the customer. RBI has allowed white label ATM's in India to have more penetration of ATM machines. Tata Communications Payment Solutions has become the first company to launch this service in India under the brand name "Indicash". It has a tie up with majority commercial banks and now you will soon see branded non bank third party white label ATM machines in your vicinity.
-> Brown Label ATM - We always think that the bank branded ATM machines operated by the bank concerned, but this is not the case. Banks only handle part of the process that is cash handling and back-end server connectivity. The ATM machine is owned by the third party service provider along with the physical infrastructure. This type ATM is called as "Brown Label ATM" and acts as intermediate between Banks owned ATM and White Label ATM.
*Electronic Clearing Service (ECS)*
Electronic Clearing Service is a mode of electronic funds transfer from one bank account to another bank account using the services of a Clearing House. There are two types of ECS called ECS (Credit) and ECS (Debit). ECS (Credit) is used for affording credit to a large number of beneficiaries by raising a single debit to an account, such as dividend, interest or salary payment. ECS (Debit) is used for raising debits to a number of accounts of consumers/ account holders for crediting a particular institution. Amount: There is no Minimum or maximum limit on the amount of individual transactions.
*Speed Clearing*
-> Speed Clearing refers to collection of outstation cheques through the local clearing. It facilitates collection of cheques drawn on outstation core-banking-enabled branches of banks, if they have a net-worked branch locally.
-> When will the beneficiary get funds under Speed Clearing?: The local cheques are processed on T+1 working day basis and customers get the benefit of withdrawal of funds on a T+1 or 2 basis. 'T denotes transaction day viz. date of presentation of cheque at the Cl
earing House. So, the outstation, cheques under Speed Clearing will also be paid on T+1 or 2 basis.
-> Availability and charges: Speed Clearing is currently available in 41 MICR centres. Collecting banks will not charge any charges for collection of cheques up to Rs 1 lac in saving bank accounts. For cheques of more than Rs 1 lac, bank discretion. For collection in current accounts, bank discretion irrespective of amount of chque. The charges are inclusive of all charges other than Service Tax.
*Magnetic Ink Character Recognition (MICR)*
MICR stands for Magnetic Ink Character Recognition. It is a technology which allows machines to read and process cheques enabling thousands of cheque transactions in a short time. MICR code is usually a nine digit code comprising of some important information about the transaction and the bank.
*Indian Financial System Code (IFSC)*
IFSC Code is Indian Financial System Code, which is an eleven character code assigned by RBI to identify every bank branches uniquely, that are participating in NEFT system in India. This code is used by electronic payment system applications such as RTGS, ,National Electronic Fund Transfer and CFMS.
*Cheque Truncation System (CTS)*
Cheque Truncation System (CTS) is a cheque clearing system undertaken by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) for faster clearing of cheques. As the name suggests, truncation is the process of stopping the flow of the physical cheque in its way of clearing.
*MONEY GRAM*
-> Account holder should be from GULF
-> Maximum remittance permitted-USD 2500, 8 Digit numerical number is necessary for the receiver.
-> Done through ThomasCook agent of Money Gram International Inc..
-> Maximum transaction by receiver is 30 per calendar year. Purpose-Family, Personal maintenance.
*Express Money Scheme (Account holder should be from Gulf)*
-> Maximum amount that can be paid-Rs 50000
-> 16 digit numerical reference to be provided by the receiver (not Mandatory)
-> Maximum transaction-30 per year
-> Purpose-Family, Personal maintenance.
-> Organisation- UAE Exchange centre.
*General Credit Card*
-> A Non farm entrepreneurial credit to individuals.
-> Eligible for Priority sector classification.
-> No ceiling as regard quantum of credit.
-> Availability and charges: Speed Clearing is currently available in 41 MICR centres. Collecting banks will not charge any charges for collection of cheques up to Rs 1 lac in saving bank accounts. For cheques of more than Rs 1 lac, bank discretion. For collection in current accounts, bank discretion irrespective of amount of chque. The charges are inclusive of all charges other than Service Tax.
*Magnetic Ink Character Recognition (MICR)*
MICR stands for Magnetic Ink Character Recognition. It is a technology which allows machines to read and process cheques enabling thousands of cheque transactions in a short time. MICR code is usually a nine digit code comprising of some important information about the transaction and the bank.
*Indian Financial System Code (IFSC)*
IFSC Code is Indian Financial System Code, which is an eleven character code assigned by RBI to identify every bank branches uniquely, that are participating in NEFT system in India. This code is used by electronic payment system applications such as RTGS, ,National Electronic Fund Transfer and CFMS.
*Cheque Truncation System (CTS)*
Cheque Truncation System (CTS) is a cheque clearing system undertaken by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) for faster clearing of cheques. As the name suggests, truncation is the process of stopping the flow of the physical cheque in its way of clearing.
*MONEY GRAM*
-> Account holder should be from GULF
-> Maximum remittance permitted-USD 2500, 8 Digit numerical number is necessary for the receiver.
-> Done through ThomasCook agent of Money Gram International Inc..
-> Maximum transaction by receiver is 30 per calendar year. Purpose-Family, Personal maintenance.
*Express Money Scheme (Account holder should be from Gulf)*
-> Maximum amount that can be paid-Rs 50000
-> 16 digit numerical reference to be provided by the receiver (not Mandatory)
-> Maximum transaction-30 per year
-> Purpose-Family, Personal maintenance.
-> Organisation- UAE Exchange centre.
*General Credit Card*
-> A Non farm entrepreneurial credit to individuals.
-> Eligible for Priority sector classification.
-> No ceiling as regard quantum of credit.
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So try to improve vocabulary.
They are following cat oriented pattern so study from cat books.
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RBI Grade B 2019 - Pre - Morning Shift, 09 Nov
60 questions so far
1)Credit saison HQ - Bangalore
2)laxmi Vilas Bank HQ - Chennai
3)IAEA HQ - Vienna
4)UN habitat HQ - Nairobi
5)lalji Tandon Gov - MP
6)Largest solar park - Gujarat
7)Largest Solar park in SE Asia- Vietnam
8)SFB capital - Rs 200 cr
9)Nobel in Chemistry for - Lithium ion battery
10)Nobel to Peter - Physics
11)Japan Open - Novak Djokovic
12)Pakyong airport - Sikkim
13)India Maldives Ekuverin - Pune
14)Rohit4Rhino - animal planet
15)Rajnath Singh sco meeting - Tashkent
16)G20 summit next - S Arabia
17)PV Sindhu - Visa
18)Rudra Sagar Lake - Tripura
19)Ladakh Lt Gov - RK Mathur
20)Muni bond - SEBI
21)Social Stock Exchange - SEBI
22)Piyush Goyal Constituency - Maharashtra
23)Ratapani Tiger Reserve - MP
24)PCA award - Ben stokes
25)Nirmala Sheroron banned - Athletics
26)Ewaste - Bhopal
27)Cooperative bank Merger - Kerala
28)Industry 4.0 railways - IIT kanpur
29)lessons Life taught Me - Anupam Kher
30)Beijing Winter Olympics mascot - Bing Dwen Dwen
31)apache Helicopter mfg by - Boeing
32)World Hindu Economic Forum - Mumbai
33)WEF meeting 2020 - Davos
34)World Teachers Day theme - young Teachers: The Future of the Profession
35)international Day of the Girl Child theme - "GirlForce: Unscripted and unstoppable"
36)Chang Thang exercise - Ladakh
37)PSU disinvestment NITI Ayog and - DIPAM
38)Reliance insurance now - Nippon India Gen Insurance
39)Courageous journalism award
40)Greta Thunberg - Sweden
41)Finland - Helsinki
42)Dr Trivedi - Nephrologist, kidney specialist
43)World Migrant Stock first rank - India
44)MOHFW National Nutrition survey with - UNICEF
45)Sabse Pahle Life insurance
46)gully Boy director - Zoya Akhtar
47)Vikram Sarabhai Library - IIM Ahmedabad
48)5th World Parliament of Science, Religion and Philosophy" - Pune
49)Max clean railway stations in Swacch Rail survey
- Rajasthan
50)India offers $ 236 mn additional credit to Mongolia for building oil refinery
51)India is set to increase its public health spending to 2.5 % of (GDP) by 2025
52)Book titled “150 Years of Celebrating the Mahatma the South African Legacy”, by Fakir Hassen launched in South Africa
53)Article 15 - Prohibition of discrimination on grounds of religion, race, caste, sex or place of birth
54)Sarah Taylor - England
55)UNESCO anthology - Guru Nanak Devji
56)Operation Him Vijay - Arunachal Pradesh
57)edgar chagwa lungu - Zambia
58)Sports women - Bahrain
59) world population to increase by 2%-
2050
60) pnb merger with United Bank
61) robotic arms icici
62) express FD axis
63) pla army china
64) Goa and Madhya Pradesh adventure
65) youth parliament-delhi 66) niti aayog, ATL, unicef
67) Idbi-9300-rdcap
68) netra -isro
69) IAAF -doha
70) NeAC inagurated - Delhi
71) cotton conference - geneva
72) kaleshwaram-telangana
73) UNCCD chair-India
74) emissions trading -Gujarat
75) sister state USA -gujarat
60 questions so far
1)Credit saison HQ - Bangalore
2)laxmi Vilas Bank HQ - Chennai
3)IAEA HQ - Vienna
4)UN habitat HQ - Nairobi
5)lalji Tandon Gov - MP
6)Largest solar park - Gujarat
7)Largest Solar park in SE Asia- Vietnam
8)SFB capital - Rs 200 cr
9)Nobel in Chemistry for - Lithium ion battery
10)Nobel to Peter - Physics
11)Japan Open - Novak Djokovic
12)Pakyong airport - Sikkim
13)India Maldives Ekuverin - Pune
14)Rohit4Rhino - animal planet
15)Rajnath Singh sco meeting - Tashkent
16)G20 summit next - S Arabia
17)PV Sindhu - Visa
18)Rudra Sagar Lake - Tripura
19)Ladakh Lt Gov - RK Mathur
20)Muni bond - SEBI
21)Social Stock Exchange - SEBI
22)Piyush Goyal Constituency - Maharashtra
23)Ratapani Tiger Reserve - MP
24)PCA award - Ben stokes
25)Nirmala Sheroron banned - Athletics
26)Ewaste - Bhopal
27)Cooperative bank Merger - Kerala
28)Industry 4.0 railways - IIT kanpur
29)lessons Life taught Me - Anupam Kher
30)Beijing Winter Olympics mascot - Bing Dwen Dwen
31)apache Helicopter mfg by - Boeing
32)World Hindu Economic Forum - Mumbai
33)WEF meeting 2020 - Davos
34)World Teachers Day theme - young Teachers: The Future of the Profession
35)international Day of the Girl Child theme - "GirlForce: Unscripted and unstoppable"
36)Chang Thang exercise - Ladakh
37)PSU disinvestment NITI Ayog and - DIPAM
38)Reliance insurance now - Nippon India Gen Insurance
39)Courageous journalism award
40)Greta Thunberg - Sweden
41)Finland - Helsinki
42)Dr Trivedi - Nephrologist, kidney specialist
43)World Migrant Stock first rank - India
44)MOHFW National Nutrition survey with - UNICEF
45)Sabse Pahle Life insurance
46)gully Boy director - Zoya Akhtar
47)Vikram Sarabhai Library - IIM Ahmedabad
48)5th World Parliament of Science, Religion and Philosophy" - Pune
49)Max clean railway stations in Swacch Rail survey
- Rajasthan
50)India offers $ 236 mn additional credit to Mongolia for building oil refinery
51)India is set to increase its public health spending to 2.5 % of (GDP) by 2025
52)Book titled “150 Years of Celebrating the Mahatma the South African Legacy”, by Fakir Hassen launched in South Africa
53)Article 15 - Prohibition of discrimination on grounds of religion, race, caste, sex or place of birth
54)Sarah Taylor - England
55)UNESCO anthology - Guru Nanak Devji
56)Operation Him Vijay - Arunachal Pradesh
57)edgar chagwa lungu - Zambia
58)Sports women - Bahrain
59) world population to increase by 2%-
2050
60) pnb merger with United Bank
61) robotic arms icici
62) express FD axis
63) pla army china
64) Goa and Madhya Pradesh adventure
65) youth parliament-delhi 66) niti aayog, ATL, unicef
67) Idbi-9300-rdcap
68) netra -isro
69) IAAF -doha
70) NeAC inagurated - Delhi
71) cotton conference - geneva
72) kaleshwaram-telangana
73) UNCCD chair-India
74) emissions trading -Gujarat
75) sister state USA -gujarat
Forwarded from Sachin Kakade
What's our level till now? Let's we will practice accordingly
Anonymous Poll
24%
Not shortlisted in single pre exam
1%
Not given any exam
56%
Till now shortlisted in pre exam but failed in mains exam
14%
Till now shortlisted in mains exam but failed in interview
5%
Shortlisted for in all stages
Which section seems tough to you?
Anonymous Poll
43%
English
14%
GA
36%
Quant
5%
Reasoning
2%
Computer knowledge
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Descriptive writing for mains examination
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Importance of descriptive writing marks
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Descriptive writing for mains examination
Explained in simple language
How to remove fear of descriptive writing
Importance of descriptive writing marks
How much practice needed for it
Mention your doubt in comments
🙏 thank you
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