✅REVISION PART 02 NATIONAL AFFAIRS (OCTOBER MONTH)
Mithun Chakraborty to get Dadasaheb Phalke lifetime Award for 2022 at 70th National Film Awards
The award consists of a Swarna Kamal(Golden Lotus), a cash prize of ₹15 lakh, and a shawl.
Panchayat - level weather forecast
a joint program of the Panchyati Raj Ministry, India meteorological department and Ministry of Earth science
Govt unveils 'Cruise Bharat Mission ' to double traffic to 1 million by March 2029
Isro targets to launch Venus Mission in March 2028 for 112 days journey to planet
First power transmission from Nepal to Bangladesh via Indian grid begins
As per the agreement, Nepal will export its surplus electricity to Bangladesh via India from June 15 to November 15 every year. In the first phase, Nepal will export 40 MW of hydroelectricity to Bangladesh via Indian territory.
Cabinet approved National Mission on Edible Oils with an outlay of Rs.10,103 crore. The scheme is aimed at boosting oil seed production from the current level of 12.7 million tonne to 20.2 mt by 2031
The union cabinet has approved the status of classical language for Marathi , Pali, Prakrit , Assamese and Bengali Language.
October 2004- Tamil first included
2005- Sanskrit
2008- Telugu and Kannada
2013 - Malyalam
2014 - Odia
Ratan Tata
Received Padma Bhusan -2000
Padma Vibhusan -2008
President Draupadi Murmu being conferred with honorary doctorate by the University of Algeria
The district version of PM Gati Shakti National Master Plan, launched for 27 aspirational districts in the country, will cover more than 750 districts in the next 18 months
Cabinet raises MSP for six rabi crops. The new MSP for a quintal of wheat is ₹2,425 in comparison to ₹2,275 per quintal.
Highest in Rapeseed & Mustard at Rs.300 lowest in Barley at Rs.130.. Da 3% hikes 53%
The WHO is accelerating work to achieve the target of eliminating kala - azar by 2030
The government has set a target of a record foodgrain production of 341.55 million tonnes in the 2024-25 crop year (July- June), which is an increase of around 3% from the 2023-24 crop year
Solar imports to touch $ 30 bn per year. India aims to achieve 500 Gw of green energy by 2030
President Droupadi Murmu will confer the 5th National Water Awards in New Delhi
In the category of Best State, the first prize has been conferred upon Odisha, with Uttar Pradesh securing the second position, and Gujarat and Puducherry jointly securing the third position.
Rani Rampal , India's greatest woman hockey player, Retires
Jersey Number -28
Arjun Award -2016
World games Athelete of the year -2019
Rajiv Gandhi khel Ratna -2020
Padma Shri -2020
A first- of- its kind cloud chamber will be established at the Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorlogy (IITM) , Pune. Under Mission Mausam( mission Mausam till March 2026 two yrs with 2000 cr outlay)
Union Cabinet approves establishment of Rs.1,000 crore Venture Capital Fund for Space Sector under aegis of IN-SPACe( till FY 2029-30)
Union minister Rajiv Ranjan Singh launched the 21st livestock census which will be conducted till February next year (October 2024 to 2025 February) at a cost of Rs.200 crore .
The census will capture data on 219 indigenous breeds of 16 species.
The livestock census is a crucial exercise that has been conducted every five years since 1919. Also launched a USD 25 million 'Pandemic Fund Project
Airbus and Tata to build aircraft in Gujarat. The facility will manufacture 40 C-295 transport aircraft, with the first unit scheduled for completion by September 2026
New Lady Justice
Statue designed by Vinod Goswami
Commissioned by DY Chandrachur
Advanced railway reservation period reduced to 60 days from 120 days
Odisha prepares to tackle landfall of a severe cyclonic storm ‘Dana' . Dana given by Qatar( next will be Fengal given by Saudi Arabia)
Amul to enter European market(firstly in Spain) after USA by November -end
IBPS RRB PO CLERK Mains Exam 2024 ™
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Understanding the IBPS RRB PO and SBI Clerk Exams: Key Insights for Aspirants
The banking sector in India is one of the most sought-after fields for employment, attracting millions of aspirants each year. Among the plethora of examinations available, the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) Regional Rural Bank (RRB) Probationary Officer (PO) and the State Bank of India (SBI) Clerk exams stand out as two of the most prestigious and competitive tests. The IBPS RRB PO exam is aimed at recruiting candidates to serve in various regional rural banks across India, while the SBI Clerk exam recruits clerical staff for India’s largest public sector bank, the State Bank of India. Both exams offer immense career growth, job security, and lucrative salaries which makes them highly coveted among job seekers. Given the dynamics of these examinations, a structured approach to preparation can significantly enhance an aspirant's chances of success. This article delves into the structure of these exams, effective preparation strategies, and answers to some of the most frequently asked questions by candidates.
What is the structure of the IBPS RRB PO and SBI Clerk exams?
The IBPS RRB PO exam typically consists of two stages: the Preliminary and the Mains exams. The Preliminary exam tests candidates on Reasoning, Numerical Ability, and General Awareness, while the Mains focuses on more comprehensive topics including Data Interpretation, Financial Awareness, and English Language skills. On the other hand, the SBI Clerk exam also includes a Preliminary and Mains exam format, with an additional skill test for the selected candidates. The subjects covered in the SBI Clerk exams include English Language, Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning Ability, and General/Financial Awareness.
It is important for candidates to familiarize themselves with the exam pattern including the number of questions, marking scheme, and time limits for each section. Moreover, the Mains exam for both IBPS RRB and SBI Clerk involves a descriptive test that evaluates candidates' writing skills, which is not a part of the Preliminary exam. This structured approach to the exams tests not only knowledge but also the ability to perform under pressure, making thorough preparation essential.
What are the eligibility criteria for the IBPS RRB PO and SBI Clerk exams?
To be eligible for the IBPS RRB PO exam, candidates must hold a Bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognized university. Additionally, candidates must fall within the age limit of 18 to 30 years, with certain relaxations provided for candidates from reserved categories. It is also essential that candidates possess proficiency in the local language of the state for which they are applying, as this is crucial for communication within the regional rural banks.
Similarly, for the SBI Clerk exam, candidates must have a Bachelor's degree from a recognized university, with the age limit set between 20 to 28 years, again with age relaxations applicable. Furthermore, candidates must demonstrate proficiency in the local language for the designated state, which is critical given the bank’s customer-centric services. These eligibility criteria ensure that suitable candidates who are academically qualified and locally proficient are selected for these important roles.
How can candidates effectively prepare for the IBPS RRB PO and SBI Clerk exams?
Effective preparation for these banking exams requires a structured plan. Candidates should start by understanding the syllabus and exam pattern thoroughly. Following this, creating a daily study schedule that allocates time for all subjects is crucial. Utilizing resources such as previous years' question papers, mock tests, and online courses can provide insights into the type of questions asked and improve time management skills during the exam.
Moreover, joining study groups or coaching classes can also enhance learning and provide moral support. Regular revision and consistent practice are key components of success in these competitive exams. Additionally, focusing on current affairs and maintaining a habit of reading newspapers can improve general awareness, which is pivotal for both exams. This multifaceted approach to preparation can significantly improve candidates' confidence and performance.
What is the importance of General Awareness in IBPS RRB PO and SBI Clerk exams?
General Awareness is a critical component of both the IBPS RRB PO and SBI Clerk exams. It tests the candidates' knowledge about recent events in various fields such as banking, finance, politics, and sports. A strong foundation in General Awareness not only helps in scoring well in the exam but also equips candidates with the necessary information required for their roles in banking services, where staying updated with current affairs is imperative.
Furthermore, General Awareness questions make up a significant portion of the Mains exam, and a good score in this section can greatly enhance a candidate's overall ranking. Therefore, aspirants are encouraged to regularly read newspapers, follow reliable news sources, and engage with educational platforms that focus on current events. This knowledge is essential not just for clearing the exams, but also for facing interviews and understanding the banking sector’s landscape.
What tips can help candidates remain calm and focused during the exams?
Remaining calm and focused during exams is crucial for optimal performance. Candidates can adopt various strategies such as practicing relaxation techniques like deep breathing or meditation before the exam. Developing a positive mindset through affirmations and visualizing success can reduce anxiety. Moreover, ensuring adequate sleep the night before the exam significantly contributes to mental clarity and focus during the test.
Additionally, practicing time management during mock tests can help in developing a rhythm that is comfortable and effective. Familiarity with the exam format and types of questions can help alleviate last-minute stress. Ensuring that all necessary materials (admit card, ID, stationery) are prepared ahead of time also minimizes panic on the exam day, allowing candidates to concentrate fully on the task at hand.
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