Shortcut to find cube root

some times in quantitative aptitude test finding out cube root can turn in to massive headache , normally the question will be about finding square root of integers and six digits. This technique wont work with numbers more than six digits or which is not a perfect cube. This can really save some time for you.

Ok first lets take an example, say , 117649

The answer is 49, lets see how to find it in less than 20 seconds. To solve this you should know cube root of first ten numbers.


N0 Cube
1 1
2 8
3 27
4 64
5 125
6 216
7 343
8 512
9 729
10 1000

ok, now lets start,

Step 1:  in the above table we can see the cube root of first 10 numbers, The question is to find the cube root of 117649


first divide the above number in to two, Start with the last three numbers, it will be your first half and the remaining number will be your other half, see the example below.

117 | 649

Step 2: now , consider the second part (i,e) 117 , see where it lies in the above table, in the above table it lies between 4 and 5, now we have to take the lowest number of  these two (i,e) 4

Step 3: now, consider the first part 649 , the three digit number ends with 9, in the above table we can see that cube root of 9 gives a answer that ends with 9 , therefore 9 is the second answer

combining step 2 and 3 we get 49, which is the final answer

Thats it,

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Saptagiri Grameena Bank Jobs – Officers & Assistants

Rewarded as Best Bank for SHG Finance in Chittoor district for all the years, since inception of the scheme. The Award has been granted to our merged entity. Sri Venkateswara Grameena Bank upto the date of merger in 2006, and now to the amalgamated Bank, since 2007, continuously.

Position- Vacancies – Payscale:
Office Assistant – 58 posts – Rs.13500 /month
Officer (scale I) – 18 posts – Rs.22700 /month

Important dates:
Starting Date of On Line Registration --> 18.05.2011
Last Date for Submission of On Line Application --> 10.06.2011

 DATE OF WRITTEN EXAMINATION
Post Code - Post                                     - Date of Written Examination
1.              -Officer Scale-II- Group “A”  -   24.07.2011
2.              -Officer Scale-I -Group-“A”   -   24.07.2011
3.              -Office Assistants - Group-“B”-   31.07.2011

Application Fees:


for Office assistants :
Category - SC / ST /PH /XS
fees:  Rs 50 -

Category- OBC/GEN
Fees: Rs 250

For POST 2 AND 1

Category - SC / ST /PH /XS

fees:  Rs 50 - 

Category- OBC/GEN

Fees: Rs 500

For More Details And Challan Please click This link , Click Here

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Tips to success Bank exam- Tips to prepare for bank exam

Are you writing bank exam for the first time or are you a person who feels that bank exam is real tough. Then please consider below points to get it through successfully.

The "ATTITUDE":
Attitude is the best support for a person who is seeking success , For people who is writing bank exams, its the most wanted thing. If you have the right attitude , surely you will learn many things what other had failed to learn. No matter how many books you have, or how many exams you write, you will get noting with out this ultimate A word.

Materials for preparation:
The source of knowledge is another important aspect. Try books with lot of questions and explanation for each question, this will help you to learn methods to solve each and every type of questions. You should know what type of questions will be asked and how much time you have to spend for it, This can be achieved by having the right materials in your hand.

Make your own book:
Person who is applying for bank exam for the first time thinks that  he is going to get questions in the exam like the sample questions given in hand out. They are wrong, Bank exams these days are getting tougher and tougher as the competition in this field is getting more every day. Many authors are evolving every day, most of them comes out with a better method to solve certain questions. Buy a note pad and write the best shortcut method to solve a question ,which can be achieved by analyzing various book , spending money is not a bad thing, because it will come to you in double when you get this job.  With this notepad you get a last minute revising before examination.

Collect Previous Year Question Papers:
Internet is a wide source of information but as far as previous year question papers it is low. find few question papers in the internet and also buy some books containing previous year question papers. this will help you to know question pattern and blueprints.People who set bank question papers wont change these blue prints at least for a year, so your chance of getting pass is more.

English Knowledge:
A candidate must work upon his vocabulary ,should know lot of English words. In bank exam, especially for P.O post it gets tougher when it comes to English aptitude . Keep the behavior of reading lot of English papers and books.

Strategy:
Strategy will be your main weapon in this battle and every battle. You should know the pattern upside down. you should learn all the methods to solve a question, so that you can fix your strategy wisely. "What is Your strategy for a bank exam ?" i asked one of my friend. His reply "I will work out maths first then reasoning followed by English and then general awareness/socio-economic/marketing/computer knowledge questions" And thats a better strategy.

Knowledge of banking terms and activities:
A  Knowledge in banking terms and their activities will help you in success.Learn a lot about Reserve bank of India, about their acts , policies, committee etc, do the same for SEBI . Make note of authors and their books in that year as far as general knowledge is concern, then know about important people arriving india and also about summits[where&when] .

Leave doubtful questions:
Dont try to attend doubtful questions , because it will extract more time, You should not afford to spend more than 1 to 1.5 minutes for a question. Work out easy questions first, and leave the doubtful ones later, some times you may get time to think clearly at the end.

Donts for Playboys/naughties :
Don’t get yourself in any unpleasant situation, do not use any unfair things like carrying formulas in a paper or in handouts are asking help from others, this is not your school exams , this is your life you may get banned to write bank exams for ever at least for that organization, Thats a black mark. Lot of good looking girls/boys will come to write exam ,dont scatter your mind, You need them in one place to go through these exams.

So i have written everything i know, its all upto you to get pass are not. Please Do remember three thing  practice, practice,practice.

Thank you

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Reduce negative marks in Bank exam

It is one of the major concern for all the people who write bank exams from A-Z, either it is the first time or 26th time you write the bank exam negative marks will come up easily unless you concentrate well on the following things. Normally negative marks range from 0.25 and rarely ends with 0.50 , which depends on the mark that question carries.

I hate negative marks

Ok let us see what we can do to minimize negative marks ?

# First of all, You should know what type questions will be asked in that particular exam, for that you should go through previous question papers, because these guys who are setting the paper has the mentality of using the same blueprint/pattern.This will help you knowing what type of questions will be asked in each section.With that knowledge you can prepare well and also you can plan how much time you are going to spend for each section.

# As the legend says "Practice makes a man perfect" practice and only practice will decide either you win or lose the exam. There are various sites and books that can teach you short cut methods for each problem. get previous year question papers from internet or from the book called Pratiyogita Darpan [i recommend ] and write a mock test in your home and set the stop watch to 115-120 . Learning short cuts will help you in getting answers right and in short time, helping you both in time management and error management.

# Write each and every formulas you see in a notepad or a paper, carry it to the exam center and carefully go through before you enter the exam hall because revising can help you to access formulas quickly from your brain.

# If you find General awareness and  socio-economic questions are tough enough, you can write them in a notepad or paper as per month or year, which will help you in last minute revising .

# Stay calm when you dont know a question or more than a question, Go for the others.If you are confident that you can solve it, then go for it else leave the unknown questions for later,because you may get stuck with it , so leave it for later which will save you some time and also some marks. Don't guess any answer, the probability of getting correct is less.

Please keep these things in your mind, It will help you for sure.

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Job Nature of clerk in a bank

Behind the scenes in a bank, many people work to help keep things running smoothly. As a Bank Clerk, you would be one of these important people.

Careful records must be kept for every action carried out within the bank, from a cheque being cashed to a loan being taken out. Your role as a Bank Clerk means you're responsible for maintaining these records, depending on your specialist field.

As a Bank Clerk, you could be separated into one of the following:

Interest Clerk: recording interest owed to saving accounts customers and interest owed to the bank from loans and other investments.

Loan Clerk: recording and organising loan information.

Statement Clerk: preparing the monthly balance sheets of checking account customers.

Exchange Clerks: working on international accounts, translating foreign currency into Pounds Sterling and vice versa.

Security Clerk: recording, filing and looking after stocks, bonds and other investment documents.
Bookkeeping Clerk: taking care of records for each customer's account.

There are various other clerical roles you could be involved in as a Bank Clerk to help keep the bank in order. Just like any other business, banks need help with general tasks, such as data entry, filing, mail handlers, and messengers.

Hours and environment
Generally, you'll be working between 35 and 40 hours a week as a Bank Clerk. Depending on the bank and its hours, you could be expected to work some evening and weekend shifts too.

Banks maintain a pleasant working atmosphere, though to help concentration as a Bank Clerk you would often be working alone.

Skills and interests
To be a good Bank Clerk, you must have:

• the ability to work neatly and accurately
• good written and verbal communication skills
• good numeracy and calculation skills
• good IT skills and computer literacy
• an honest and trustworthy nature
• a good attention to detail entry

To become a Bank Clerk, you'll usually need to give evidence of a good educational background. This would need to emphasise basic skills in typing, bookkeeping, and business maths. Knowledge of computers and business machines would also be helpful. During the interview process, you might be tested on your clerical skills.

Training
Most training is done on-the-job. You can work towards NVQs/SVQs in Customer Service at levels 2 and 3, and Providing Financial Services at levels 2, 3 and 4.

The Diploma in Financial Services Management (DFSM) is a foundation-level qualification for those aspiring to supervisory management positions. It is offered by the Institute of Financial Services (ifs) - a subsidiary of the Chartered Institute of Bankers (CIB) - and by the Chartered Institute of Bankers in Scotland (CIOBS).

If you wish to develop your career beyond the diploma, you may follow the CIB/CIOBS Associateship course, which can be undertaken by either block release or distance learning. On completion, if you are a student in England and Wales, you're also awarded a BSc (Hons) in Financial Services from University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology (UMIST).

Foundation and Advanced Modern Apprenticeships (MAPPs) may be available for people aged 16-24..

Opportunities
Banks generally prefer to promote employees, rather than hire new workers for jobs that require experience. As a Bank Clerk, you could move to a cashier or supervisor role.

A good knowledge of data processing and computers will provide you with the best opportunities for promotion, as well as a demonstration of your skills. In addition, at a clerical level you could often move up to positions of greater responsibility or move into a more specialised field.

Annual income
Your salary would vary based on your experience and the area you work within. A typical starting salary would range between £15,000 and £20,000. With more experience you could earn between £22,000 and £30,000.

Article was found in the website called totaljobs under the article named Job description: Bank Clerk

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Job Nature of Probationary Officer in a bank

A Bank Probationary Officer (PO) in the bank is the starting level appointment for bank officers and the promotional prospects are quite healthy with the work as it defining the limit for the candidate's success. Job profile of PO (Probationary Officer) is General Banking, administration work and any other work assigned by the Bank from time to time.

In Public Sector Banks, A Bank PO can be asked to do anything till the completion of its probation period. After the confirmation he/she can give tasks having routine work like posting, scrolling or advances or anything that is related to banking. He/she generally assigned to various responsibilities, as directed by the Sr. Manager. They are trained for accounting, marketing, finance, investment as well as billing.

The Bank PO also work on increasing other aspects of the bank's business such as the loan department, the the mortgage and finance divisions of the bank. Handling customer complaints and issues is also the responsibility of the Bank PO. Often this means dealing with complaints over issues such as charges, discrepancies in accounts, or even in complaints with service at the bank. Good communication skills and an ability to resolve conflicts calmly is essential for a Bank PO

Bank PO joins the bank as Asst manager after the end of probation period . Initially he/she may be posted in a branch where he/she will handle daily customer transaction like passing a cheque, cash management, Draft issuance etc. After certain experience and depending upon skill/aptitude, the person would be given an opportunity to work in other areas like planning, marketing, budgeting, processing of loan , investment management etc.

Well there are lots of vacancies in pipeline so you can make it as a carrer.
All the Best

Answer was given by Ajhai in yahoo answers

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State Bank of India 1000 PO Recruitment- Apply Online now

Recruitment of 937 specialist officer

Bank has been ranked 8th in TOP 50 SERVICE BRANDS in The Most Trusted Brands Survey 2010 and 2nd among all Public Sector Banks.Nationalised bank with a presence in all the major trade centers of the world is now holding branches all over the nation with massive 3100 branches mark.

Name of the Post – Vacancies - Payscale :

Post - Probationary Officer
Vacancies [by cast]

1. sc-   150
2. st-    75
3. obc- 270
4. Gen- 505
5. PWD-30

Important dates:

(Non Refundable) Fees Can be deposited from
18.05.2011 and 07.06.2011 in any branch of State Bank of India.
Last date to apply online - 07.06.2011

HOW TO APPLY:
i) Candidates are required to download from Bank’s website www.sbi.co.in /
www.statebankofindia.com / www.timesjob.com the CASH VOUCHER
(fee payment voucher) for payment of the application fee. The cash voucher is
in duplicate.

ii) Candidates are required to go to any Branch of State Bank of India and pay the
amount of prescribed fees (fee details see para 7 ) and postage and get the
receipt .

iii) Application fees to be paid between 18-05-2011 to 07-06-2011.
iv) Obtain the duplicate copy of the cash voucher duly receipted by the branch and
ensure that this cash receipt contains
i) Journal number (7-10 digits) ii) Branch Name
iii) Branch code No. iv) Date of deposit v) Amount

This fee receipt needs to be produced at the time of written examination

Before applying online candidates are required to have a scanned (digital)
image of his/her photograph and signature as per the specifications given
below. Candidates are required to upload a scanned copy of his/her photograph
along with a scanned copy of signature in the online application.

APPLICATION FEES:

1. SC / ST / PWD Rs. 50/- (Postal Charges only)
2. General and Others Rs. 500/- (App. fee including postal charges

For More Details And Challan Please click This link , Click Here

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Chaitanya Godavari Grameen Bank 2011 for office assistants

Government of India, Ministry of Finance has announced the amalgamation of Chaitanya Grameena Bank and Godavari Grameena Bank sponsored by Andhra Bank into a single Regional Rural Bank with its Head Office at Guntur,Andhra Pradesh, vide Notification bearing F.No 1/26/2005-RRB,Dated 01.03.2006. The Chaitanya Godavari Grameena Bank has emerged as a new entity effctive from 01.03.2006. The Head Office of the new Bank is situated at Guntur, Andhra Pradesh.

Name of the Post – Vacancies - Payscale :

Office Assistant (Multi-purpose) – 70 posts – Rs.7200 /-/19300

Important dates:

STARTING DATE OF ON LINE REGISTRATION -> 10-05-2011
LAST DATE FOR SUBMISSION OF ON LINE APPLICATION -> 31-05-2011
Date of Written Examination 1. OFFICE ASSISTANTS -(Multi-purpose) -> 17.07.2011

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS:

a) Before applying, the candidate should ensure that he/she fulfils the eligibility and other norms mentioned in this advertisement. Bank would be free to reject any application at any stage of the recruitment process, if the candidate is found ineligible for the post. The decision of the Bank shall be final in taking decision on qualification and other eligibility norms. No correspondence or personal enquires shall be entertained by the Bank in this behalf.

b) Application once made will not be allowed to be withdrawn and the fee once paid will not be refunded on any account nor would this fee be held in reserve for any future examination or selection.

c) A recent passport size photograph should be firmly pasted on the Challan (candidates copy) and should be signed across, by the candidate. Five copies of the same photograph should be retained for use at the time of written examination and interview. Candidates are advised not to change their appearance till the recruitment process is completed. Failure to produce the same photograph at the time of written test and interview may lead to disqualification.

d) Only candidate willing to serve anywhere in Andhra Pradesh should apply.

APPLICATION FEES:

 Rs.250 [for others] and Rs.50 for sc/st  has to be paid at any branches of Chaitanya Godavari Grameena Bank or Andhra Bank ,with the challan before The last date.

For More Details And Challan Please click This link , Click Here

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North Malabar Gramin Bank Jobs fot the post of Officers & Assistants

North Malabar Gramin Bank is one of the 84 Regional Rural Banks operating in the country established under Regional Rural Banks Act 1976. The ownership is vested with The Govt of India, Govt of Kerala and Syndicate Bank. .

Name of the Post – Vacancies - Payscale :

Office Assistant – 50 posts – Rs.11300 /month
Officer (scale I) – 33 posts – Rs.22700 /month
Officer (scale II) – 13 posts – Rs.30350 /month
Officer (scale III) – 3 posts – Rs.40200 /month



ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA:
(A) Nationality / Citizenship : A candidate must be a citizen of India .
(B) AGE: ( As on 01.01.2011) :
Post Code 01: Officer Scale III: Below the age of 40 years.
Post Code 02: Officer Scale II : Above 21 years but below 32 years.
Post Code 03: Officer Scale I : Above 18 years but below 28 years.
Post Code 04: Office Assistant : Between 18 years and 28 years.


Important dates:

STARTING DATE OF ONLINE REGISTRATION 03-05-2011
LAST DATE FOR SUBMISSION OF ON LINE APPLICATION 25-05-2011

 Date of written examination
1. OFFICER SCALE - III- 24-07-2011
2. OFFICER SCALE - II-  24-07-2011
3. OFFICER SCALE-  I-  24-07-2011
4. OFFICE ASSISTANTS (MP)– GROUP “B” (Clerk)  -17-07-2011



APPLICATION FEE INCLUDING POSTAL CHARGES : (NON- REFUNDABLE)


1. POST CODE 01: OFFICER SCALE III
Category of Applicant
SC/ST/Physically Challenged (PC) Rs. 200/Application fee - Rs.50/Postage- Rs. 250/Total-
GEN/OBC Rs. 600/Application fee - Rs. 50/Postage- Rs. 650/Total-

POST CODE 02: OFFICER SCALE II
Category of Applicant Application fee Postage Total
SC/ST/Physically Challenged (PC) Rs. 200/Application fee - Rs,50/Postage- Rs.250/Total-
GEN/OBC Rs. 500/Application fee - Rs.50/Postage- Rs.550/Total-

POST CODE 03: OFFICER SCALE I
Category of Applicant Application fee Postage Total
SC/ST/Physically Challenged (PC)/Ex-
Servicemen/ DISXS/ DXS
Nil Rs.50/- Rs. 50/-
GEN/OBC Rs.300/Application fee- Rs.50/Postage- Rs.350/Total-

POST CODE 04: OFFICE ASSISTANT
Category of Applicant Application fee Postage Total
SC/ST/Physically Challenged (PC)/Ex-
Servicemen/ DISXS/ DXS
Nil Rs.50/- Rs.50/-
GEN/OBC Rs.250Application fee/- Rs.50/Postage- Rs.300/Total-

a) Challan forms are available in our website www.nmgbank.com for each category.

CHALLAN FORM IS COMMON FOR POST CODE 01,02,03 AND 04

Post Code -01
OFFICER SCALE-III
 Syndicate Bank- Challan Form – 01
Post Code -02
OFFICER SCALE-II
 Syndicate Bank - Challan Form – 02
Post Code- 03
OFFICER SCALE-I
 Syndicate Bank - Challan Form – 03

For More Details And Challan Please click This link , Click Here

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Bank of india -937 specialist officers requirement

Recruitment of 937 specialist officer

Bank has been ranked 8th in TOP 50 SERVICE BRANDS in The Most Trusted Brands Survey 2010 and 2nd among all Public Sector Banks.Nationalised bank with a presence in all the major trade centers of the world is now holding branches all over the nation with massive 3100 branches mark.

Name of the Post – Vacancies - Payscale :
Chartered Accountants – 200 posts – Rs.14500 /-/25700
IT Officer – 56 posts - Rs.14500 /-/25700
Technical Officer – 20 posts - Rs.14500 /-/25700
Agriculture Officer – 500 posts - Rs.14500 /-/25700

Important dates:
Challan / on – line application commencing from:   02.05.2011
Last date for submission of on – line application:   21.05.2011
Payment of Application fees (for other than SC/ST/ PWD and Ex-Servicemen)
From : 02.05.2011
To 21.05.2011
Tentative Date of Written Test (if required)
03.07.2011
Relevant date for Age/Qualification/Experience
31.03.2011

STRUCTURE OF WRITTEN TEST AND INTERVIEW / GROUP DISCUSSION:
Depending upon the number of candidates applied for, the Bank may opt to go for
 (i) only Interview
(ii) Written Test and/or Group Discussion and/or Interview
 (iii) Written Test and/or Interview
 (iv) Group Discussion and/or Interview.

The written test will consist of an Objective type questions only.
Written Test - Objective :- The Details will be advised to the candidates with the Call Letter,
if need be.
Interview / Group Discussion Marks : Maximum marks for interview will be 100. Minimum qualifying marks in interview are 60% for General Category and 55% for SC/ST/OBC/ PWD category.

APPLICATION FEES:
Rs.400 Rs.400 [except for SC/ST there is no fee] has to be paid at any branches of BOI ,with the challan before The last date.

For More Details And Challan Please click This link , Click Here

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