Be yourself; Everyone else is already taken.
— Oscar Wilde.
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NATIONAL RECRUITMENT AGENCY(NRA) FOR GOVERNMENT EXAM 2020
The Union Budget 2020 has puzzled every aspirant of SARKARI NAUKRI ,when they announced the setting up of NRA National Recruitment Agency for every government exams. Students are confused and really want to know more about NRA and its impact on banking,SSC ,railway exam.Read the full article to know the detail about NRA.
The Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in her 2020 budget speech has revealed that government is planning to centralise all the government exam by introducing NRA National Recruitment Agency. It will conduct computer based exam for public sector banks and other government job exam.In the present scenario aspirants have to appear different exams for different sector like banking ,SSC, railway etc.In her speech finance minister has informed that a dedicated test centre will be formed in every district to conduct online exam.
What is NRA?
NRA is a centralised body that will cater the need of conducting online examination under one roof.It is being established to reduced the tremendous pressure of STAFF SELECTION COMMISSION AND IBPS.
HOW WILL IT FUNCTION?
As per reports ,NRA will conduct the single initial screeningi.e preliminary exam for every government exam and will forward the list of successful candidates to SSC AND IBPS to conduct the stage 2 examination.It means that there will be single preliminary exam for all government exam which will be conducted by NATIONAL RECRUITMENT AGENCY and then those students who successfully clear prelims under NRA will be forwarded towards their respective agency i.e SSC AND IBPS for mains exam
Hope this clears some doubt and for more information we will have to wait for any official update being released by the government in this matter.
Morning Hurdle of private banks
Before starting with how does it actually feels like working in a Private banks, this blog is a first hand experience from my friends who currently is working in one of the top private sector banks.
Thinking of getting a job in banks is a matter of pride for many but the actual reality is upside down especially for private banks.The initial days at bank feels like heaven but as the days passes by you will actually feel the heat and as JFM nears by you will be forced to sit on a burning stove as the pressure is such.
A typical day at a private banks starts with morning hurdle or morning meeting.The meeting starts with asking for today’s commitment in CA SA FD RD LI MF SIP MOBILE BANKING REGISTRATION INTERNET BANKING REGISTRATION AND MANY MORE and as the commitment part ends manager starts using verbally appeasing words for not achieving yesterday’s commitment .So the day starts with getting bashed by the Manager and with this mood you will have achieve today’s target orelse get ready for tomorrow morning meeting.
I will end up here as this is enough for first time ..Do let me know in comment section if you got some insight of the working condition in private banks
Introduce Yourself (Example Post)
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You’re going to publish a post today. Don’t worry about how your blog looks. Don’t worry if you haven’t given it a name yet, or you’re feeling overwhelmed. Just click the “New Post” button, and tell us why you’re here.
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