ok....and what about if a candidate has passed CA in nov 2011 term???is he eligible!!!
The candidates are advised to satisfy themselves before they apply that they fulfill requirement as to age, qualification, (Final result for the qualification must have been published on or before 31/12/2011) etc and if found ineligible, their candidature will be cancelled at any stage of recruitment.
This part of 'NICL AO recruitment advertisement 2012' is equally valid for both recruiter- NICL and OICL.
PLEASE Look at the underlined bold portion of this section, taken from NICL AO advertisement.
This is the minimum passing marks. So, percentage matters in recruitment. And, they have to make sure themselves that the percentage mentioned by candidates in 'interview data sheet/ on-line application form' is correct.
Further, could you answer what the difference is in the quality of candidates- one obtained 54.9%, and another 55% at graduation/ post-graduation level? Most probably your answer would be- no difference. But to the recruiter candidates who got 54.9% are inferior and also they are not eligible, and the other is superior and also eligible.
That's the reason why they have to calculate the percentage of marks obtained by the candidates.
FURTHER IN INSURANCE SECTOR, INSURER DOESN €™T PAY ANY CLAIMS OR UNDERWRITE ANY PROPOSAL WITHOUT HAVING ASSURED OF THEMSELVES- BY SURVEYOR/ MEDICAL REFEREE. HOW THEY COULD BELIEVE YOUR PERCENTAGE OF MARKS, UNLESS THEY CALCULATE IT THEMSELVES.
Dude!! What are talking about?
55% is just the 'ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA' and in no darn case it would decide who is superior or inferior as you mentioned. They gave the interview sheet that we fill it up mentioning our
marks, i.e. greater than/equal to 55%, and that makes us eligible for an interview ONLY.
Had the graduation marks be the sole deciding factor, there wouldn't be any written exam, and they would call all those who've scored more than 55%.
All the Candidate come from different colleges, where marking patterns are different for their respective colleges, some colleges may be frugal in giving marks while some may be lenient.
It DOES NOT MATTER how much you've scored in your grads, say you have scored 60% and some other guy got 70%, you both will be clubbed together since you both have qualified the written exam.
Nobody's inferior or superior!!
A guy from Delhi university, even if he scored 55% can easily match up with a guy/girl from UP/Bihar/Orrisa/jharkhand univertisy who scored 75%... So, college and quality of education
does matter, not just marks that you get. Who knows how someone got marks.
Its a pre-assumption you're keeping that only high scorers are superiors...
So that's a darn notion that your so-called 54.9 and 55 thing
guys i have one query....i have appeared for group E -accounts...the qualification required was B.com degree with minimum 60%....Does this 60% mean in hours i.e out of 800 or honours + pass + eng + hindi +environment all together!!!!kindly tell
In your final degree you must have scored at least 60% in aggregate, taking all the papers together...
But NICL hadn't mentioned that in their advertisement, so NICL has no legal right to restrict somebody's candidature if he or she hasn't got 55% marks in aggregate. And, If they(NICL) do so, you can sue them.
WOW man... post of the year!! WE CAN SUE NICL?
I am actually LAUGHING OUT LOUD...
Dude please check before you write something... NICL's ad has clearly said that the minimum passing marks is 55% and 50% for SC/ST... You can still sue anyway...
55% is just the 'ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA' and in no darn case it would decide who is superior or inferior as you mentioned. They gave the interview sheet that we fill it up mentioning our
marks, i.e. greater than/equal to 55%, and that makes us eligible for an interview ONLY.
Had the graduation marks be the sole deciding factor, there wouldn't be any written exam, and they would call all those who've scored more than 55%.
All the Candidate come from different colleges, where marking patterns are different for their respective colleges, some colleges may be frugal in giving marks while some may be lenient.
It DOES NOT MATTER how much you've scored in your grads, say you have scored 60% and some other guy got 70%, you both will be clubbed together since you both have qualified the written exam.
Nobody's inferior or superior!!
A guy from Delhi university, even if he scored 55% can easily match up with a guy/girl from UP/Bihar/Orrisa/jharkhand univertisy who scored 75%... So, college and quality of education
does matter, not just marks that you get. Who knows how someone got marks.
Its a pre-assumption you're keeping that only high scorers are superiors...
So that's a darn notion that your so-called 54.9 and 55 thing
I am not saying that percentage in graduation/ post-graduation is the only sole deciding factor for your final selection. What I am saying is that it has some weight in final selection. PLEASE READ ALL MY POSTS AND COMMENTS BEFORE MAKING ANY COMMENTS.
And, I don't want to do any further discussions on this topic.
Dude please check before you write something... NICL's ad has clearly said that the minimum passing marks is 55% and 50% for SC/ST... You can still sue anyway...
Do you exactly know the meaning of word 'sue'?
Read below section 25 of NICL AO advertisement
25) Any resulting dispute arising out of this process/advertisement shall be subject to the sole jurisdiction of the Courts in Kolkata.
ALSO LEARN THE DEFINITION OF 'SUE'
sue
verb /suË?/ [I or T]
Definition
to take legal action against a person or organization, especially by making a legal claim for money because of some harm that they have caused you
He was so furious about the accusations in the letter that he threatened to sue.
She sued the paper for (= in order to get) damages after they wrongly described her as a prostitute.
She is suing her husband for (= in order to get a) divorce.
(Definition of sue verb from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus Š Cambridge University Press)
I am not saying that percentage in graduation/ post-graduation is the only sole deciding factor for your final selection. What I am saying is that it has some weight in final selection.
PLEASE READ ALL MY POSTS AND COMMENTS BEFORE MAKING ANY COMMENTS.
And, I don't want to do any further discussions on this topic.
Well... I appreciate your efforts to highlight, capitalize, and your bold stroking comments!!!
Anyway, I would still say, please do some homework before you comment, don't do it for the heck of it...
I've read all your comments, infact I read each and every comment since the day I cleared NICL exam...
And finally, my take is... Marks in Graduation are in no affect to give your so called 'some weight' in coming in the merit list... Written + Interview marks decide. (There will be only some cases where candidates have insurance qualification, this surely adds, rest nothing)
Well... I appreciate your efforts to highlight, capitalize, and your bold stroking comments!!!
Anyway, I would still say, please do some homework before you comment, don't do it for the heck of it...
I've read all your comments, infact I read each and every comment since the day I cleared NICL exam...
And finally, my take is... Marks in Graduation are in no affect to give your so called 'some weight' in coming in the merit list... Written + Interview marks decide. (There will be only some cases where candidates have insurance qualification, this surely adds, rest nothing)
Please don't percolate wrong informations...
Regards
I have already said I don't want to do any further discussions on this topic.
If you believe I am wrong and you are right, then its OK my friend.
@Gaurav1616 in opinion marks in graduation and schooling can only influence the interviewer to judge the candidates in interview and there are no seperate marks for that...
A guy from Delhi university, even if he scored 55% can easily match up with a guy/girl from UP/Bihar/Orrisa/jharkhand univertisy who scored 75%...
boss, i think u r in wrong side....a student from up/bihar/orrisa scored 55% marks can easily match up with a student from delhi university who score 75%..............because these state's students awarded average marks..70% means u r in toppers...
A guy from Delhi university, even if he scored 55% can easily match up with a guy/girl from UP/Bihar/Orrisa/jharkhand univertisy who scored 75%...
boss, i think u r in wrong side....a student from up/bihar/orrisa scored 55% marks can easily match up with a student from delhi university who score 75%..............because these state's students awarded average marks..70% means u r in toppers...
@Gaurav1616 in opinion marks in graduation and schooling can only influence the interviewer to judge the candidates in interview and there are no seperate marks for that...
yes .. we're on same platform...
Also, experience in different sector will have no weightage, qualification in insurance will be an advantage...
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