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Sunday, 25 August 2013
Monday, 5 August 2013
| PAPER II for Assam, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, North East, Odisha and West Bengal Postal Circles is scheduled on 24th and 25th August 2013.The Admit cards for the same have been dispatched. If not received by 13 August, 2013 then it can be downloaded from this website from August 14, 2013. |
Monday, 29 July 2013
Sri Sahadeb Bera have joined to-day as Supdt. of POs , South Presy Dn. Com. Bindhyachal Ram, Secretary, Com. Biplab Chakraborty, Asstt. Secy, Com. Adhir Das, President & Com. Bijan Chakraborty, Asstt. Circle Secretary meet with the Supdt on the behalf of our organisation. He has assured that staff problem wll be looked as most priority. He also expect co-operation from us to the interst of the Service. We have assured him to co-operate from our organisation.
Details/Pattern of Postal/Sorting Assistant (PA/SA) Phase-II Exam 2013 (Computer/Typing Test)
Now
as Postal Department started publishing the List of Shortlisted
Candidates for Paper-II based on the performance in Paper-I(Aptitude
Test), its time now to understand the details of Paper-II (Computer
Typing/Data Entry Test) & Practice it.
Results
of Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Assam,
Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, North East, Odisha, West Bengal
and Kerala Postal Circles already stands published in the official
website.
Results
of Delhi, Jammu & Kashmir, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Uttrakhand,
Bihar, Haryana, Himanchal Pradesh and Rajasthan Circles are expected
soon.
Here is the list of number of candidates shortlisted from each Circle based on the results declared so far.
Name of Circle
|
No. of Shortlisted Candidates for Paper-II
|
Andhra Pradesh
|
2115
|
Gujarat
|
983
|
Karnataka
|
612
|
Maharashtra
|
1947
|
Tamil Nadu
|
1783
|
Assam
|
2114
|
Chhattisgarh
|
330
|
Jharkhand
|
640
|
Madhya Pradesh
|
1097
|
North East
|
153
|
Odisha
|
749
|
West Bengal
|
2023
|
Kerala
|
1000
|
Pattern of Paper-II (Computer / Typing Test):
The
Typing Test shall be for a duration of 30 minutes (15 minutes each for
Typewriting and data entry) consisting of one passage of 450 words in
English or 375 words in Hindi to be typed with a minimum speed of 30/25
words per minute respectively & Data entry of some figures and
letters each carrying equal marks on Computers.
The typing test and test of data entry operations will be conducted on Computer key board but not on type writer.
Note: The
final merit shall be prepared on the basis of the aggregate marks
obtained by the Applicants in the Aptitude Test (Paper I) only subject
to their qualifying in Computer/Typing test ( Paper II). ie, there will
be no marks for Typing/Data entry test. You have to just qualify the
minimum criteria in Paper-2 and final merit list shall be prepared on
the basis of marks of Paper-I only.
Monday, 22 July 2013
Government allots Rs 1,300 cr to Post Bank
NEW DELHI: The expenditure department has decided to sanction Rs 1,300 crore to the proposed Post Bank of India to meet its capital requirements even as the department of financial services (DFS) - the wing in the finance ministry that deals with state-run banks and their poliiies – chose to stay away from the issue.
The proposal's backing by the expenditure finance commission and its subsequent green light by finance minister P Chidambaram is seen as the official go-ahead by the finance ministry, ignoring the DFS's stance. The DFS position is seen as the first instance of the agency not backing the Post Bank's plan, which officers in the department have privately mocked at.
"They think they can use the postal deposit model for their banking foray. Nothing in their plan seems to be clear. Banking isn't easy," said an officer, who did not wish to be identified. In fact, a strong Post Bank is seen to be the biggest challenge to existing public sector banks, including State Bank of India, which controls 70% of the banking business in the country. SBI, the largest lender, has a little less than 15,000 branches, while there are over 1.5 lakh post offices across the country.
Although Post Bank does not intend to open a bank branch in each post office, the plan is to use postmen to meet the financial inclusion goal. Secretary (posts) P Gopinath refused to speak to TOI despite several attempts.
According to the plan, Post Bank will have 50 branches in the first year, which will be increased to 150 by the fifth year. The branches will be located in select Head Post Offices in Tier-1-4 centres and select Sub-Post Offices in Tier-5-6 centres.
To meet RBI norms, the postal department proposes to set up a new entity - Post Bank of India - that will have an independent board and separate operations. Apart from independent directors, the board will have representatives from the finance ministry and the postal department. Separate recruitment has been planned to have specialist bankers.
While converting the entire postal network would have meant a capital requirement of over Rs 60,000 crore, by setting up a special entity, the fund requirement has been reduced. This, officers said, will also help create a more focused strategy.
The proposal's backing by the expenditure finance commission and its subsequent green light by finance minister P Chidambaram is seen as the official go-ahead by the finance ministry, ignoring the DFS's stance. The DFS position is seen as the first instance of the agency not backing the Post Bank's plan, which officers in the department have privately mocked at.
"They think they can use the postal deposit model for their banking foray. Nothing in their plan seems to be clear. Banking isn't easy," said an officer, who did not wish to be identified. In fact, a strong Post Bank is seen to be the biggest challenge to existing public sector banks, including State Bank of India, which controls 70% of the banking business in the country. SBI, the largest lender, has a little less than 15,000 branches, while there are over 1.5 lakh post offices across the country.
Although Post Bank does not intend to open a bank branch in each post office, the plan is to use postmen to meet the financial inclusion goal. Secretary (posts) P Gopinath refused to speak to TOI despite several attempts.
According to the plan, Post Bank will have 50 branches in the first year, which will be increased to 150 by the fifth year. The branches will be located in select Head Post Offices in Tier-1-4 centres and select Sub-Post Offices in Tier-5-6 centres.
To meet RBI norms, the postal department proposes to set up a new entity - Post Bank of India - that will have an independent board and separate operations. Apart from independent directors, the board will have representatives from the finance ministry and the postal department. Separate recruitment has been planned to have specialist bankers.
While converting the entire postal network would have meant a capital requirement of over Rs 60,000 crore, by setting up a special entity, the fund requirement has been reduced. This, officers said, will also help create a more focused strategy.
Source : THE TIMES OF INDIA dated 22/07/2013
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