@maverick.ashu for obc 135 posts... so i think i can get... but i dont have any idea abt careeer growth... some say idbi is targed based work culture though perks are awesome.... whats your view about ecgc.... what's the work nature for assistant managers in ecgc
@daddykool i didn worry about north india or south india postings... but for initial years i wd like to work in cities... since i ve given my upsc mains this time.. i ll appear for upsc one more time... any suggestions mate?
same problem here,prep for upsc got 72 marks,want haryana posting. confused whether to go for BoB(better perks,brand,1 yr probation,no bond) or idbi(urban posting,perks,1 yr prob) or OBC bank(haryana posting,perks)
@3.ranjanBank PO vs SSC CGL Posts?According to 10th Bipartite Agreement Salary of bank PO must be equal to Cent. Govt Group A officer(Negotiations are going on between PSB and IBA), This agreement has come into effect from Nov창€™2012 and will be fully implemented from Dec창€™2014.Approx Salary of a PO after this will be around 40,000-50,000 per month(higher than SSC CGL posts).
@harvydent Thank u Hope i get a nice job in Andhra Bank, but chances seem to be bleak this time, should make it psbl atleast by nxt year
nope... if u r committed to Andhra .. believe my words . u r going to be the part of that bank. (by this very recruitment or by Andhra manipal)... but sure in 2013 .. no need to appear for IBPS PO3...
pnb is a gud bank but problem is its bond,its huge staff(maybe less promotion possibility),workload. but someone mentioned dat experience in pnb helps a lot in growth as well as getting gud job packages in pvt banks!
10th Bipartite Settlement €“ Bank Officers Revised Pay Scales(Expected) from November 2012 S No Existing Basic Pay All India Consumer Price Index for Industrial Workers (Base: 1960=100) - Average for the Quarter ended Revised Basic Pay - 13.5% over (B+D) Revised Basic Pay - 13.5% over (B+E) Revised Basic Pay - 13.5% over (B+F) Revised Basic Pay - 13.5% over (B+G) Revised Basic Pay - 13.5% over (B+H)
this tablewhich is prepared with a view to estimate the revised Basic Pay, by merging the D.A. at various levels with the old basic pay. There are five different possibilities have been discussed. In addition, the unmerged portion of DA and otherallowances like FPP, PQP, HRA, CCA etc. are to be added. It is estimated that the revised Basic Pay will be 1.81 times to 1.99 times the present (pre-revised) Basic Pay. In the worst possible scenario, the new basic pay after revision shall not be less than 1.75 times the present (pre-revised) basic pay. This figure is arrived by taking the average of the All India Consumer Price Index (Base:1960=100) for the quarter ended 31-03-2011 (4245 points) as the basis. At this point, the D.A. was at 52.80% of the existing basic pay. Now, merge this D.A. of 52.80% with the present basic. Then, loading another 15% (which is the least expected), the revised basic pay will be 1.7572 times the present basic pay. The all the possibilities taken into consideration and arrived at this presumption that the revised basic pay may be more than this.