@meenaku oopss
sorry :)
I am Elec. Comm. engineer of 2009.I Will be giving IBPS PO II interview in JAN.Is the PO job too hectic to handle?would i get time to prepare for my other competitive exams like engg. services etc. Kindly reply
@avinash8 I wud suggest u to join some coaching like made easy
if u really wanna prepare for IES :)
As it's not possible to prepare while doing Job ;)
if u really wanna prepare for IES :)
As it's not possible to prepare while doing Job ;)
Hello Puys,
I have been selected for UCO Bank PO.
I want to prepare for IAS.
Do you think that IAS preparation can be managed while working at UCO Bank or is it plain stupidity!!
@icecool11 U can start up with PO and prepare the basic things like NCERT's before moving to serious prepration once u r done with basics leave the JOB and give ur best
@itsanujsingh said:@icecool11 U can start up with PO and prepare the basic things like NCERT's before moving to serious prepration once u r done with basics leave the JOB and give ur best
Thanks bro. The issue with leaving the bank is that I will have to wait for 2 years because of bond issues.
@icecool11 said:Thanks bro. The issue with leaving the bank is that I will have to wait for 2 years because of bond issues.
Buddy it's like that if u r confident enough that u can crack it before 2 years than u may leave the JOB
But job will add value to ur CV
and pattern is also gonna change within nxt 2 years
so i'll suggest u to continue with ur JOB and start preparing GS atleast GS roh rahega he :)
But job will add value to ur CV
and pattern is also gonna change within nxt 2 years
so i'll suggest u to continue with ur JOB and start preparing GS atleast GS roh rahega he :)
@icecool11 said:Thanks bro. The issue with leaving the bank is that I will have to wait for 2 years because of bond issues.
Hi icecool11,
There may be a condition of bond transfer between one PSU and another. There is a clear guidline in DPE (link enclosed in the bottom), which states that you can transfer the bond amount while joining another PSU or any other govt. org if you have applied through 'proper channel'. Now there is a bit of ambiguity in these two words which I need to find out. Till now my understanding says,
i) This guidline applies if you have applied for the future company only after you have joined the existing employer
ii) Your need to inform your present employer about the job application beforehand and carry a NOC for the interview
I hope some knowledgable puy would clarify this to a much greater depth and again this applies only IF THIS GUIDLINE INCLUDES PSU BANKS AS WELL
(http://www.dpe.nic.in/important_links/dpe_guidelines/personnel_policies/glch2dindex/glch02d31)
@deadkiss said:Hi icecool11, There may be a condition of bond transfer between one PSU and another. There is a clear guidline in DPE (link enclosed in the bottom), which states that you can transfer the bond amount while joining another PSU or any other govt. org if you have applied through 'proper channel'. Now there is a bit of ambiguity in these two words which I need to find out. Till now my understanding says,i) This guidline applies if you have applied for the future company only after you have joined the existing employerii) Your need to inform your present employer about the job application beforehand and carry a NOC for the interviewI hope some knowledgable puy would clarify this to a much greater depth and again this applies only IF THIS GUIDLINE INCLUDES PSU BANKS AS WELL(www.dpe.nic.in/important_links...)
Thanks a lot bro. Superlike for this post.
The issue is that I have come across a post which says that except SBI no other bank gives NOC.Is it true? In that case, if UCO bank refuses to provide NOC, what can I do?
anybody have an idea about the perks and allowances in central bank of india during probation(PO).Does the allowances are allowed only after probation? like petrol bill and lease accommodation.
@MANEE said:anybody have an idea about the perks and allowances in central bank of india during probation(PO).Does the allowances are allowed only after probation? like petrol bill and lease accommodation.
SAMe question about UCO Bank. 
@meenaku : The age limit set by the govt is 30 years, i think.. so u need not worry.. its never too late. Many of them whom i know have joined at 27-28, but the work culture is way too different , you have give time to let that sink.
i have known people who have resigned on the first day of their jobs
@itsanujsingh : no fixed working hours but the minimum is 9 hours.. with the competition coming in from private banks, the management will pressurise you to put in more hours
Hi ..
I have got a little trouble here. My joining as PO in Uco Bank is on 28th january in Kolkata whereas I have got to attend the interview for ongc on the very next day,29th january in Delhi. I don't want to miss any. So what should I do? Can I request to the bank to defer the joining date by a week or so? Please please help 
@banvasi
There may be a condition of bond transfer between one PSU and another. There is a clear guidline in DPE (link enclosed in the bottom), which states that you can transfer the bond amount while joining another PSU or any other govt. org if you have applied through 'proper channel'. Now there is a bit of ambiguity in these two words which I need to find out. Till now my understanding says,i) This guidline applies if you have applied for the future company only after you have joined the existing employerii) Your need to inform your present employer about the job application beforehand and carry a NOC for the interviewI hope some knowledgable puy would clarify this to a much greater depth and again this applies only IF THIS GUIDLINE INCLUDES PSU BANKS AS WELL(www.dpe.nic.in/important_links...)
Wise words only 3-4 posts above. 
@icecool11 thanks but bond transfer is not the issue here. I will definitely join in the bank but attending an interview the very next day seems difficult. Is it possible to postpone the joining date or take one week leave immediately after joining?
I will definitely join in the bank but attending an interview the very next day seems difficult. Is it possible to postpone the joining date or take one week leave immediately after joining?
@banvasi Postponing the joining is not possible for UCO at least. Taking leave -may be. Just pretend you were sick. Nobody would throw you out for being absent for 1/2 days. Isn't that is all about the govt jobs!!
doing a bank job is the most terrible thing that can happen to a person who is used to freedom since childhood, my parents never forced me to go mad about studies they just wanted me to do well . i joined a bank this year and i regret my decision now, you are made to work like slaves even when you have been given the rank of an officer and arguing prospects are really bleak when your seniors are 35 years older and can't take anything against there long nourished self respect. My manager reacts like a freak when i try to explain my point to him, i am really stuck here and i can't see myself sitting in a chair and being self satisfied doing jobs that mean a little as far as job satisfaction is concerned. whatever my friends have said earlier is true and i would suggest my friends to reconsider their decision of joining a bank. yes if you are just into making a handful of money and drinking you shit out every weekend in the name of having fun, go ahead! best!