@Ani1308 said:ppp protocol by use of lcc..post the options pal..
what is lcc ???
Kisi ka 16 ko mangalore pada hai centre?
@AnkitChoudhary1 normaliztaion ka concept smjha do..simple language m not copy paste from somewhere..pdh k dekh liya bt smjh nh aa rha..
Knowledge institute of technology
Kakapalyam post
salem
Anyone having this centre, date 17/03 time 08 30 slot
salem
Anyone having this centre, date 17/03 time 08 30 slot
Please give a reply
ANYBODY WITH CENTRE DEWAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PARTAPUR ROAD ..ON 17 1 PM....I AM GOING VIA CAR ANYBDY HAVING SAME CENTRE CAN ACCMPNY
@AnkitChoudhary1
Thanks for the reply friend...
1. No need to fill forms of Rs. 400 19 times.. cost effective.
Nobody apply 19 times for 19 banks… if a person applied for 19 times that means he failed 18 times..
He can't even get a job with those 18 opportunities how it possible for him to get job through IBPS.With single exam.
I agree, each time 400/- is burden. But with these 400/- he has only one chance per year..
Rural student:
it is not so easy for a rural student to get job in single attempt
Reason: he can't face interview effectively, because, if it is separate for each bank the difficulty level is different from when the interview is conducted by group banks through IBPS.
If banks conduct their exams on their own then candidate has to pay 400/- and if qualified in written test, he'll go for interview and the competition level here is very less when compare with IBPS. And call for the interviews also follow some ratio like 1:4 or 1:3 the probability to get job is high.
If he failed, he can understand his level of capability in facing an interview or written test and again go for other bank exam with some more experience and again he has to pay 400/- and on paying he can think about this 400/- and take it seriously.
Students or candidates always want more opportunities. (Especially rural students).
2. No need to commute 19 times to examination centre..
Everybody always ready to go even 190 times… Because he needs a job, not specifically a bank job.
4. the same guy can be selected 19 times in banks thereby wasting 18 seats.. here a single merit list and so one can get only one post.
He just shortlisted for those 19 banks it doesn't mean he got job in 19 banks. If he got job in one bank and if he doesn't wish to work in that he'll go for other bank. Nothing wrong in this..
Finally,
Merit student:
go for written test-qualified-go for interview-selected-get a job.( what the problem for him if there are 19 exams per year, I think no problem. He hasn't any effect from this because he can get job within 1 or 2 opportunities. He'll write one bank exam as on his wish and get job in that bank then he left remaining 18 bank exams in that same year and these all are for who needs a job)
Non merit student: go for w.t-if qualified-interview-if qualified-job.(he needs more opportunities to improve skills, understanding, especially interview… that's what a non-merit student is.)
So many brilliant and talented students are still facing problems in interviews and failed so many times in interviews…it is not so easy for them…
One exam and one interview per year reduce the quantity of getting a chance to select.
If you want to do job in Andhra Bank.Go and write Andhra Bank's exam and get job in that bank and don't think about the remaining bank exams in that same year… if you failed how you can succeed in IBPS per year. As per IBPS you don't have other opportunity in that same year to write again.
But if I failed in Andhra Bank's exam I'll go for another bank exam in that same year.
don't think I'm getting bore to you... answer me...
Thanks for the reply friend...
1. No need to fill forms of Rs. 400 19 times.. cost effective.
Nobody apply 19 times for 19 banks… if a person applied for 19 times that means he failed 18 times..
He can't even get a job with those 18 opportunities how it possible for him to get job through IBPS.With single exam.
I agree, each time 400/- is burden. But with these 400/- he has only one chance per year..
Rural student:
it is not so easy for a rural student to get job in single attempt
Reason: he can't face interview effectively, because, if it is separate for each bank the difficulty level is different from when the interview is conducted by group banks through IBPS.
If banks conduct their exams on their own then candidate has to pay 400/- and if qualified in written test, he'll go for interview and the competition level here is very less when compare with IBPS. And call for the interviews also follow some ratio like 1:4 or 1:3 the probability to get job is high.
If he failed, he can understand his level of capability in facing an interview or written test and again go for other bank exam with some more experience and again he has to pay 400/- and on paying he can think about this 400/- and take it seriously.
Students or candidates always want more opportunities. (Especially rural students).
2. No need to commute 19 times to examination centre..
Everybody always ready to go even 190 times… Because he needs a job, not specifically a bank job.
4. the same guy can be selected 19 times in banks thereby wasting 18 seats.. here a single merit list and so one can get only one post.
He just shortlisted for those 19 banks it doesn't mean he got job in 19 banks. If he got job in one bank and if he doesn't wish to work in that he'll go for other bank. Nothing wrong in this..
Finally,
Merit student:
go for written test-qualified-go for interview-selected-get a job.( what the problem for him if there are 19 exams per year, I think no problem. He hasn't any effect from this because he can get job within 1 or 2 opportunities. He'll write one bank exam as on his wish and get job in that bank then he left remaining 18 bank exams in that same year and these all are for who needs a job)
Non merit student: go for w.t-if qualified-interview-if qualified-job.(he needs more opportunities to improve skills, understanding, especially interview… that's what a non-merit student is.)
So many brilliant and talented students are still facing problems in interviews and failed so many times in interviews…it is not so easy for them…
One exam and one interview per year reduce the quantity of getting a chance to select.
If you want to do job in Andhra Bank.Go and write Andhra Bank's exam and get job in that bank and don't think about the remaining bank exams in that same year… if you failed how you can succeed in IBPS per year. As per IBPS you don't have other opportunity in that same year to write again.
But if I failed in Andhra Bank's exam I'll go for another bank exam in that same year.
don't think I'm getting bore to you... answer me...
AND YA BHAIYO I AM GOIN FROM DELHI TO PARTAPUR SO GUYS IN DELHI HAVING SAME CENTRE AND HAVING PROBLEM IN GOING CAN ACCMPNY
Hi... 1 Question.
Total time is 2 hours right?
No separate time constraints per section rite???
Also,
Is it a good strategy to attend all the Questions in sections like PROFESSIONAL KNOWLEDGE ??
Only .25 marks deducted for wrong answer right?
If it is correct (by chance) we'll get one mark.
Will the above strategy have any impact when the scores are normalized ?????
Please comment.
Thanks all
@Pagulguy said:Hi... 1 Question.
Total time is 2 hours right?
No separate time constraints per section rite???
Also,
Is it a good strategy to attend all the Questions in sections like PROFESSIONAL KNOWLEDGE ??
Only .25 marks deducted for wrong answer right?
If it is correct (by chance) we'll get one mark.
Will the above strategy have any impact when the scores are normalized ?????
Please comment.
Thanks all
total time - 2 hours is right.. 2 hours are at your disposal, use them at your will.. so no restrictions in that.. :)
now talking about pk, 1 ques=1.5 marks, so incorrect ques will get you -0.375.. and you need to get 1 in every 5 guesses you make to even the score.. so if you think you can make more than one correct guess out of 5 chances you take.. go ahead by all means.. 😃 all the best.. only the net marks you score will matter in normalized score..
now talking about pk, 1 ques=1.5 marks, so incorrect ques will get you -0.375.. and you need to get 1 in every 5 guesses you make to even the score.. so if you think you can make more than one correct guess out of 5 chances you take.. go ahead by all means.. 😃 all the best.. only the net marks you score will matter in normalized score..
@sivanaresh said:@AnkitChoudhary1
Thanks for the reply friend...
1. No need to fill forms of Rs. 400 19 times.. cost effective.
Nobody apply 19 times for 19 banks… if a person applied for 19 times that means he failed 18 times..
He can't even get a job with those 18 opportunities how it possible for him to get job through IBPS.With single exam.
I agree, each time 400/- is burden. But with these 400/- he has only one chance per year..
Rural student:
it is not so easy for a rural student to get job in single attempt
Reason: he can't face interview effectively, because, if it is separate for each bank the difficulty level is different from when the interview is conducted by group banks through IBPS.
If banks conduct their exams on their own then candidate has to pay 400/- and if qualified in written test, he'll go for interview and the competition level here is very less when compare with IBPS. And call for the interviews also follow some ratio like 1:4 or 1:3 the probability to get job is high.
If he failed, he can understand his level of capability in facing an interview or written test and again go for other bank exam with some more experience and again he has to pay 400/- and on paying he can think about this 400/- and take it seriously.
Students or candidates always want more opportunities. (Especially rural students).
2. No need to commute 19 times to examination centre..
Everybody always ready to go even 190 times… Because he needs a job, not specifically a bank job.
4. the same guy can be selected 19 times in banks thereby wasting 18 seats.. here a single merit list and so one can get only one post.
He just shortlisted for those 19 banks it doesn't mean he got job in 19 banks. If he got job in one bank and if he doesn't wish to work in that he'll go for other bank. Nothing wrong in this..
Finally,
Merit student:
go for written test-qualified-go for interview-selected-get a job.( what the problem for him if there are 19 exams per year, I think no problem. He hasn't any effect from this because he can get job within 1 or 2 opportunities. He'll write one bank exam as on his wish and get job in that bank then he left remaining 18 bank exams in that same year and these all are for who needs a job)
Non merit student: go for w.t-if qualified-interview-if qualified-job.(he needs more opportunities to improve skills, understanding, especially interview… that's what a non-merit student is.)
So many brilliant and talented students are still facing problems in interviews and failed so many times in interviews…it is not so easy for them…
One exam and one interview per year reduce the quantity of getting a chance to select.
If you want to do job in Andhra Bank.Go and write Andhra Bank's exam and get job in that bank and don't think about the remaining bank exams in that same year… if you failed how you can succeed in IBPS per year. As per IBPS you don't have other opportunity in that same year to write again.
But if I failed in Andhra Bank's exam I'll go for another bank exam in that same year.
don't think I'm getting bore to you... answer me...
first, keeping genuine concerns and fruitful discussion on the concerning issues isn't boring.. I am glad you have kept your genuine points and i agree to more than a few of them..
Look friend, i understand that no guy would fill up 20 forms in 1 year.. but he or she wil fill as an average of 4-5 atleast.. now lets imagine there are 3 banks, X,Y,Z.. X is better than Y, and Y is better than Z.. each has 10 vacancies..the order in which they release the form is X,Y,Z too.. student A is brightest of the lot.. as he is bright, he will realize that he shouldnt take risk for Z bank forms to come and fills X and Y forms too.. Gets selected, leaves the seat.. moves to Z.. these seats will now be filled only in next year.. so seats wasted.. this has happened last year in ibps when 3 or 4 guys were common in first two banks' final list..
I agree with your point of getting only a single chance. and even I think that Like clerks and PO, SO exams should be atleast twice a year too..
as far as practice is concerned buddy, there is always tough competition wherever you go.. so its crucial to hon your skills by practice..
Look friend, i understand that no guy would fill up 20 forms in 1 year.. but he or she wil fill as an average of 4-5 atleast.. now lets imagine there are 3 banks, X,Y,Z.. X is better than Y, and Y is better than Z.. each has 10 vacancies..the order in which they release the form is X,Y,Z too.. student A is brightest of the lot.. as he is bright, he will realize that he shouldnt take risk for Z bank forms to come and fills X and Y forms too.. Gets selected, leaves the seat.. moves to Z.. these seats will now be filled only in next year.. so seats wasted.. this has happened last year in ibps when 3 or 4 guys were common in first two banks' final list..
I agree with your point of getting only a single chance. and even I think that Like clerks and PO, SO exams should be atleast twice a year too..
as far as practice is concerned buddy, there is always tough competition wherever you go.. so its crucial to hon your skills by practice..
and we cant do anything about it, IBPS was created for the benefit of banks as they are saving recruitment costs.. and we can just follow the rules laid down by them..So as much as I would like to continue our discussion, its wiser to focus on the preparation as its the only thing we have in our hands. All the Best..:)
@sivanaresh I know it feels bad when others having comparitively lesserhave more exposure and resources at their disposal while many meritorious aspirants falter at the personal interview round. But that is the reality friend, you have to show your mettle in both the rounds to get a job or any seat in a coveted institution..
@AnkitChoudhary1 said:total time - 2 hours is right.. 2 hours are at your disposal, use them at your will.. so no restrictions in that.. now talking about pk, 1 ques=1.5 marks, so incorrect ques will get you -0.375.. and you need to get 1 in every 5 guesses you make to even the score.. so if you think you can make more than one correct guess out of 5 chances you take.. go ahead by all means.. all the best.. only the net marks you score will matter in normalized score..
Great.. Thanks Ankit... :)
Also, Is there a separate paper for scale II or just the cutoff is higher as compared to scale 1?
@Pagulguy said:
Great.. Thanks Ankit...
Also, Is there a separate paper for scale II or just the cutoff is higher as compared to scale 1?
as far as i deduced from this thread and IBPS booklet, there is a different paper for IBPS IT officer scale 2.. expect ques from unix as in the booklet of ibps, sample ques for scale 2 it officer was from unix..
syllabus for technical scale-1
HI,
Anyone from delhi whose centre is : BHAGWAN PARSHURAM COLLEGE OF
ENGINEERING VILL. BALI
BRAHMANAN DELHI ROAD GOHANA
SONIPAT-131301 HARYANA INDIA
ENGINEERING VILL. BALI
BRAHMANAN DELHI ROAD GOHANA
SONIPAT-131301 HARYANA INDIA
@ram11 said:how is last minute revision going on..I am in office. not getting time to revise...
We are B-tech graduates, havent finished the syllabus yet..:D
@AnkitChoudhary1 said:as far as i deduced from this thread and IBPS booklet, there is a different paper for IBPS IT officer scale 2.. expect ques from unix as in the booklet of ibps, sample ques for scale 2 it officer was from unix..
scale 2 mein toh le lete hain....
bhai de raha hain mera....
bhai de raha hain mera....
kitni ho gayee taiyyari...? sab bhool gaya mujhe toh
@prateek987 said:scale 2 mein toh le lete hain....
bhai de raha hain mera....kitni ho gayee taiyyari...? sab bhool gaya mujhe toh
bhool gaye kya matlab? darwaaje par aake ghanti maarein kya ab? 😁 taiyari chal rahi hai bas..
@AnkitChoudhary1 said:We are B-tech graduates, havent finished the syllabus yet..
arey micro xerox leke jaenge, college k din yaad aa gaye....
@ram11 said:how is last minute revision going on..I am in office. not getting time to revise...
