Saturday, July 19, 2014

Questions from 19th July 2014 SBI Clerk Exam (Evening Shift)

Friends..Here are some questions asked in today's (19 July 2014) evening shift SBI Clerk Exam. 

1) Rajiv Gandhi Scheme for Empowerment of Adolescent Girls is called?- SABLA
2) Next Asian games will be held in?- Incheon,South Korea
3) Name the US state secretary?- John Kerry
4) New capital of Myanmar?- Naypyidaw
5) Full form of RTGS?- Real time gross settlement
6) Who among the following is a RBI deputy governor?- Urjit Patel
7) Who is the current SBI Chairperson?- Arundhati Bhattacharya
8) Human rights day is observed on?- December 10
9) Gold coin on Sachin Tendulkar was issued recently by?- East India company
10) Present Finance Minister of India?- Arun Jaitley
11) Chinese Currency?- Yuan
12) Kolar is in which state?- Karnataka
13) Who is the present minister for road, transport, highways and shipping?- Nitin Gadkari
14) Wimbledon championship is related to?- Lawn Tennis
15) RIL & Network 18 was recently acquired by?- Reliance

Questions asked in today's (19 July 2014) SBI Clerk Exam Morning Shift


Friends..Here are some questions asked in today's (19 July 2014) morning shift SBI Clerk Exam. This will be useful for all those having exams in coming days. Even though chances of getting same questions are rare, you could have an idea about difficulty level of questions and areas covered.

Also Read Evening Shift Questions


1) Vijay hazare trophy is related to which sport?- Cricket
2) Which was the first country to be out of FIFA World Cup 2014?- Spain
3) How much fund was allotted to Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao Yojana announced in Union Budget 2014?- Rs 100 crore
4) Night blindness is due to deficiency of which disease?- Vitamin A
5) Who is the union minister for River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation?- Uma Bharati
6) Who is the first female singer to win Dadasaheb Phalke Award?- Asha Bhosle (in 2001)
7) Who was recently honoured with the Dadasaheb Phalke Academy Award for Best Singer (Female)?- Sunidhi Chauhan
8) Army flag day is observed on?- 7 December
9) Which of the following is not a bank bank? - IRDA
10) FIBA is related to which game?- Basketball
11) Amul related to? - White Revolution
12) Currency of Kuwait?- Kuwaiti Dinar
13) Who won Jananpeeth Award 2013 recently?- Kedar Nath Singh
14) Monetry policy in India is controlled by?- RBI
15) Hindustan motors has recently shut down which plant?- Uttarpara plant
16) Ajanta caves are in which state?-  Maharashtra
17) Which award was given to Leander Paes and Ruskin bond recently?- Padma Bhushan award
18) Award given in india for coaches in sports?- Dronacharya Award
19) Recently in which state Solar thermal power plant installed?- Rajasthan
20) Full form CAG?-Comptroller and Auditor General
21) Recently banking license was issued to?- IDFC and Bandhan Financial Services
22) Recently who became first lady head of Reliance company?- Neeta Ambani
23) Book "My Journey: Transforming Dreams into Actions" is authored by?- A.P.J. Abdul Kalam
24) RuPay Card was issued by?- National Payments Corporation of India
25) Which south east organisation has 10 members?-ASEAN
26) Full form of NVRAM?- Non Volatile Random Acess Memory
27) Capital of Bhutan?-Thimphu

Review of SBI Clerk Exam :19 July 2014 (Morning Shift)

Friends..Here is the review of today’s morning shift SBI Clerk Exam shared by one of our friends.. If anybody attempted today’s exam and like to share review mail us at comment below. Thank you. 

Read Questions asked in today's (19 July 2014) SBI Clerk Exam Morning Shift

Also Read Evening Shift Questions

I had SBI clerk exam today...
It was altogether an easy one, but be careful of time because it is an important factor.
Maths was easy and speed will definitely help u....
English was also very easy.
Reasoning was moderate.
General awareness was easy… a few questions are given below....
But marketing and computer Awareness was a little bit tough.....but anyone who is preparing will be able to do at least 22+ quest.(as I did).
So best of luck
Questions from General Awareness.
FIBA is associated with which game.
Leander peas and Ruskin bond are recipient of which award recently.
Hindustan motors has recently shut down which plant.
Ajanta caves are in which state.
New banking license has been given to.
Award given in India for coaches in sports.

And many more of easy level...........

SBI Clerk Exam 2014 starts today (19 July 2014)- Best Wishes!!!

Friends..SBI Clerk Recruitment examination starts today. This year for the first time SBI is conducting online examination for the clerk recruitment. The exam will continue till 31 August 2014 on Saturday’s and Sunday's. Those who are writing the exams on different days (morning shift and evening shift) kindly share your reviews and questions you remember with us at  comment below. Good luck to all candidates!!!

Following are the general guidelines for exam issued by SBI

>> Your call letter, for Online Examination, giving the date, time and venue address and Acquaint Yourself Booklet is available on the Bank’s website www.statebankofindia.com or www.sbi.co.in from 10.07.2014 onwards.

>> Please download the Call letter/Acquaint yourself Booklet from Bank's website. This will not be sent by post. In case of any difficulty to downloadcall letter, please send an email at helpdesk ID 'sbiclk14@ibpsorg.org'.

>> Please bring the following documents for the Examination failing which you will not be allowed to appear for the examination:
1. Call letter along with your photograph (which should be the same as that uploaded in the online application form) affixed on it

2. Photo Identity Proof in original as well as a photocopy.

>> You have to be present at the examination hall prior to the time mentioned in the call letter. Candidates who report late will not be permitted to take the examination.

>>  No candidate is permitted to use or have possession of Calculators, Mobile Phones, Pagers or any other communication devices in the Examination Hall.

>> A candidate will not be permitted to leave the examination hall till the time for the test is over and/ or permission to leave the examination hall is given by the test administrator.

>>  In case of discrepancy in the identity -name, photograph and signature as uploaded in the online application form and in the call letter and photo-identity proof, the candidate may not be allowed to appear for the examination.

>> Please note that due to large number of applicants, some of the candidates have been allotted to examination centres other than their choice. We will not be in a position to consider any request for change of allotted centre. Request for change of examination centre will not be considered.

Monday, June 30, 2014

29 June 2014 Current Affairs Updates

1) Saina Nehwal wins Australian Open Super Series title: Ace Indian shuttler Saina Nehwal produced a dominating performance to lift her second title of the season, winning the $750,000 Star Australian Super Series after beating Spain's Carolina Marin in the summit clash on 29 June 2014. The sixth seeded Indian, who had won the India Open Grand Prix Gold earlier this year, prevailed 21-18, 21-11 in a 43-minute contest which left her richer by $56,000. The 24-year-old Saina, who enjoyed a 1-0 head-to-head record against Marin going into Sunday's match, logged the first point and displayed some deft net play against her rival, stroking in some delectably timed volleys to take a 5-2 lead in the opening game.

2) French foreign minister arriving on two-day visit, to meet Modi:French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius will be on a two-day official visit to India from Monday to establish the first high-level contact with the Narendra Modi government. Fabius will call on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Defence Minister Arun Jaitley and External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj. The French minister and Sushma Swaraj will discuss bilateral, regional and global issues of mutual interest. A number of other engagements are envisaged during the visit, said an official statement.

3) Netherlands, Costa Rica Advance to World Cup Quarterfinals: Costa Rica and the Netherlands, both in dramatic fashion, have reached the quarterfinals of football's World Cup in Brazil. Already beating the odds by advancing out of one of the most difficult first round groups, Costa Rica shocked Greece in a penalty kick shootout Sunday in Recife. The teams ended regulation and in extra time tied a 1-1, and Costa Rica made all five of its kicks from the penalty spot to prevail 5-3. Earlier Sunday in Fortaleza, the Netherlands stunned Mexico with two late goals in a 2-1 victory. This is the first time Costa Rica has reached the World Cup quarterfinals.

4) Rahul Dravid Named Batting Consultant for England Tour: Rahul Dravid will assist chief coach Duncan Fletcher as Team India's batting consultant on the current tour of England. Dravid was the only successful Indian batsman when MS Dhoni's team were drubbed four-nil in the last Test series in England in 2011. Dravid, who is the coach of Rajasthan Royals in the Indian Premier League, is regarded as a master tactician and his presence in a dressing room full of young players will come in handy. India play a five-Test series starting July 9. He will be with the team till the beginning of the first Test.

5) Pankaj Advani creates history in Egypt: Indian cueist Pankaj Advani Sunday created history by becoming the first player in the world to win world titles in the long and shorter formats of both billiards and snooker by pocketing the IBSF World 6-Red snooker Championship, in Sharm El-Shiekh, Eygpt.

Advani, India’s poster boy of cue sports, defeated Kacper Flilpiak of Poland in the final that lasted barely an hour to win his maiden 6-Red world title and ninth overall. He has now won both World snooker titles on debut — the IBSF World Snooker Championship, China and this one, the IBSF 6-Red World Snooker Championship in Egypt.

Daily Current Affairs Updates: 28 June 2014

1) Prime Minister Narendra Modi to visit Jammu and Kashmir on July 4:Prime Minister Narendra Modi will pay a one-day visit to Jammu and Kashmir July 4, his first to the state after assuming office, official sources said. The prime minister will arrive in Jammu and then proceed to nearby Katra town to inaugurate the Katra-Udhampur train that would cover a 25-km distance between the two places, the sources told.


2) Sachin Tendulkar enjoyed Nadal match at Wimbledon: Sachin Tendulkar on 28 June 2014 took some time off to enjoy an afternoon at the Wimbledon watching Rafael Nadal in action. Tendulkar was seated in the Royal Box of the Centre Court where he watched the match between Rafael Nadal and Mikhail Kukushkin. Looking dapper in an ink blue suit with sky blue tie, Tendulkar sat alongside former England cricket captain Andrew Strauss while former football captain David Beckham sat just a row in-front.

3) Brazil and Colombia entered quarter finals of FIFA World Cup 2014: Hosts Brazil qualified for the quarter-finals of the World Cup on Saturday after beating Chile 3-2 in a nail-biting penalty shootout. Paris Saint Germain bound David Luiz sent the home fans crazy on 18 minutes when he bundled in from close range for the opener – although Chile’s Gonzalo Jara appeared to get the final touch. In the last eight Brazil will meet Colombia after James Rodriguez scored twice to hand his nation a 2-0 win over Uruguay. Rodriguez sensationally fired Colombia into the lead on 28 minutes with arguably the finest goal of the tournament so far. The Monaco man controlled the ball on his chest, swivelled and then hammered in a left-footed dipping volley from 20 yards out.


4) Vice-President Hamid Ansari embarks on China visit: Vice President Hamid Ansari on Thursday left on a five-day visit to China where he will hold bilateral discussions with his counterpart Li Yuanchao and attend events to mark the 60th anniversary of Panchsheel agreement. This is the first visit of an Indian leader to China after the Narendra Modi government took over last month. It is also Ansari's first visit to China, and the first by an Indian Vice President since 1994. Then Vice President K R Narayanan had visited China in 1994.

Sunday, June 29, 2014

Quiz on Current Affairs: 26 and 27 June 2014

1) Luis Suarez who has been banned from nine international matches andall football activities for four months for biting Italy defender Giorgio Chiellini in a world cup group match, is the player from which country?
(A) France
(B) Argentina
(C) Iran
(D) Uruguay

2) Mustafa Kamal who has been elected as the new ICC President on 26 June 2014 is from which country?
(A) Sri Lanka
(B) Bangladesh
(C) South Africa
(D) UAE

3) International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking was observed every year on?
(A) June 26
(B) June 27
(C) June 24
(D) June 29

4) Wroclaw city which has been named 2016 World Book Capital by UNESCO is in which country?
(A) Japan
(B) Chile
(C) Poland
(D) Malaysia

5) Which country has recently (June 2014) decided to honour Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan with the 'Legion of France', one of its highest civilian awards?
(A) UK
(B) Australia
(C) South Korea
(D) France

6) Indian-origin judge V.K. Rajah has been appointed as the new attorney general of which among the following countries on 26 June 2014?
(A) USA
(B) Indonesia
(C) Singapore
(D) Bhutan

7) 35th edition of the National Games (biggest national sporting event) will be held in which state from January 31 to February 14 in 2015 as announced recently?
(A) Kerala
(B) Punjab
(C) Assam
(D) Madhya Pradesh

8) In a move that is both open minded and adhering to Supreme court’s ruling on April 15 which among the following colleges has included the option of choosing “transgender” in its application forms for academic programmes beginning this year?
(A) Maharaja's College, Kochi
(B) Fergusson College, Pune
(C) Loyola College, Chennai
(D) University Maharani's College, Jaipur

9) Which city/state has been formally declared by the Central Government as permanent venue for the prestigious annual International Film Festival of India (IFFI) recently?
(A) Goa
(B) Thiruvananthapuram
(C) Delhi
(D) Pune

10) Who was formally appointed the first Chairman of the International Cricket Council (ICC) in its Annual Conference held at Melbourne, Australia on 26 June 2014?
(A) Haroon Logard
(B) Alan Isaac
(C) N Srinivasan
(B) Mustafa Kamal

Answers

1) Ans. (D) Uruguay
2) Ans. (B) Bangladesh
3) Ans. (A) June 26
4) Ans. (C) Poland
5) Ans. (D) France
6) Ans. (C) Singapore
7) Ans. (A) Kerala
8) Ans. (B) Fergusson College, Pune
9) Ans. (A) Goa
10) Ans. (C) N Srinivasan

Friday, June 27, 2014

SBI Clerk/PO 2014: Marketing Aptitude Questions/Answers

1) Which comes at the end of Marketing plan?
(A)Objectives
(B)SWOT Analysis
(C)Controls
(D)Executive Summary

2) Competition is highest in which phase of Product Life Cycle?
(A)Introduction
(B)Growth
(C)Maturity
(D)Decline

3) Apple iPhone market targetting strategy is an example of?
(A)Selective Specialization
(B)Single Segment Concentration
(C)Market Specialization
(D)Product Specialization

4) The last stage in selling process ___________
(A)approach
(B)handling objections
(C)closing
(D)follow up

5) Zero-based budgeting (ZB(B)means _____________
(A)A tool of marketing cost
(B)a tool for financial analysis
(C)Each year, budgeting starts from zero value
(D)None of These

6) Market-penetration, product-development, and market-development strategies would all
be examples of ________ strategies.
(A)concentric
(B)conglomerate
(C)horizontal
(D)intensive growth

7) Which in the list is not a Direct Marketing?
(A)Phone Calls
(B)Private Email
(C)Face to Face Meeting
(D)Newspaper advertisement

8) Which is/are the main features of Transaction Marketing?
(A)Strategy to achieve higher sales in short duration
(B)Mostly used for very generic products
(C)Not much importance on long term Customer relationship
(D)All of These

9) Who invented the term Management by objectives (MBO)?
(A)Philip Kotler
(B)Rosser Reeves
(C)Peter Drucker
(D)Michael E. Porter

10) In Marketing, a Cold Call is used?
(A)As a best way to sell products
(B)As a best way for advertisement
(C)As a last option for Marketers
(D)None of These

Answers

1) Ans. (C)Controls
2) Ans. (C)Maturity
3) Ans. (B)Single Segment Concentration
4) Ans. (D)follow up
5) Ans. (B)a tool for financial analysis
6) Ans. (D)intensive growth
7) Ans. (D)Newspaper advertisement
8) Ans. (D)All of These
9) Ans. (C)Peter Drucker
10) Ans. (C)As a last option for Marketers

How to Prepare for Competitive Examinations


Every student will have their own and different pattern to prepare for competitive exams. Most common method is byheart the subject. But it’s not so useful method for further use. So first we have to understand the subject what we are going to prepare. For example when we are preparing for groups at first we should have to know the syllabus. And then get the examination pattern and view the previous exam papers. And then we will get a basic idea about what we have to prepare.
Now in this article you’ll get some basic and most useful tips for preparing competitive exams and how to get success in an easy way. So follow our ultimate tips about competitive exams and get success at first attempt.

Follow Schedule Timings:

Most successful people say’s that they prepared for competitive exams for minimum 12 to 14 hours per a day. But every one doesn’t need that much of time. Because when we do this type of study we can’t understand the content perfectly and there are chances to loss our memory permanently. So we have to give a gap between preparations. For example we have to do study 2 hours and then give half an hour gap and then prepare another 2 hours. This type of study gives you mind relaxation and it gives most strength to prepare for exams.

Important Content Preparing:

Another common mistake every one do’s that they read every lesson page to page, each and every word of the lesson. In this method they will forget the important content of the lesson and they remember only the simple and straight forward method in the lesson. To escape from this type of problem at first once we have to read the lesson and underline the important matter in the lesson. And we have to note down the important content in a separate book. Because, writing is a one of the great methods to remember the important matters in the subject and it is also a helpful technique to improve our writing skills for obtaining good marks in exams.

Reading Books Regularly:

For some examinations we have to do too hard work. Hard work means not to expose physical stamina. That means we have to read number of books and need to gather useful content. For example if we want to know about the topic ‘geography’ we read only one book about the subject. But only one book does not give complete information about the geography. So we should need to read number of alternative books about geography. Like this, when we start reading any particular subject we need to read number of alternative books. So it gives much information about the subject. For useful books we should need to go to library every day.

Conduct Self Examinations:

We have to examine by ourselves it will gives good hand writing, memory and time saving in competitive exam. At first collect previous year examination papers and then conduct exam by yourself. Prepare new question papers by yourself or by your lecturers or experts. It will help to increase student’s mental stamina. Like this we have to self-examine number of times. In many top and successful coaching centers this is a most common method they use to prepare their students properly. For good own preparation there are number of question banks, study materials are published by experts and available in market.

What We Have To Prepare?

Prepare toughest problems at first and apply easy methods to solve the problems. And then go for the easy one. Thus, you can save the time for exam. Read important paragraphs and questions then go for other questions. When you know perfectly about the subject then teach that subject to your friends. That increases your memory power.

Competitive Spirit:

In competitive exams we can’t get success at once. We can able to receive failure and success equally once we failure in the exam it’s not means that we cannot get the success forever. Failure is the first step for success. So that’s why we have to prepare mentally strong to receive the result. We need to know about those people who got success already in previous competitive exams. It is not important to obtain their methods but it gives an inspiration for our career. This is called competitive spirit it’s very important for those who trying for success very hardly.

Coaching:

To prepare competitive exams coaching is a very important thing because we can read number of books for preparation but we cannot understand everything so easily. That’s why we have to approach our lecturers or advisers that who can explain it easily to you. For this, there are so many coaching centers are available. In coaching institutes the faculty is more experienced and they will give correct advice to solve the problems and how to prepare for exams in a simple way.

Discuss The Subject With Friends:

When we know a little about the subject we should need to express the doubts with your friends and core students. And it boost up our eagerness to know more about the subject and you can request your friends to know more about the subject and make a discussion about it at weekly once. And it gives fresh thoughts how to prepare for competitive exams.

Before The Examination:

Before examination we don’t have to read because it makes stress in our mind. Just we have to rewind the whole syllabus what we prepared previously. Some people take books in examination center and then read them so eagerly before the exam. In that time only some answers of questions will keep in our mind that what we read at last. So it’s becomes a big problem in an exam because we can’t get back answers of other questions quickly. So only we can write one question answer perfectly what we read before the exam eagerly. So we have to avoid reading before the examination time.

In Examination Time:

Few minutes before the examination we should have to relax ourselves and then read the question paper first to last and mark the questions what you can answer perfectly. Maintain good hand writing give a space between Para to Para and word to word. Write answers in an order. When you are writing objective type test first mark the answers that you know perfectly. Leave what you don’t know because in competitive exam you can gain negative marks for wrong answers. That’s why carefully answer the question. After marking the well-known answers you go for the next what you don’t know the question answers. But don’t waste the time because time is very important while competitive exams. Five minutes before the exam time coming to over you have to recheck the answer sheet that you can sure you didn’t make any mistake.


So friends follow our tips if useful and get success in competitive exams. God bless you and best of luck.