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BANKING AWARENESS
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BANKING AWARENESS

BANKING AWARENESS FOR WBCS, BANK PO & CLERK, STAFF SELECTION, RAIL & OTHER COMPETITIVE EXAM
Created byBiplab Goswami
Last updated 8/2021
English

What you'll learn

  • Banking awareness forms one of the most important parts of the General awareness section for all bank exams, Staff Selection in India as well as WBCS in W.B
  • Recording Conceptual video of live classes, important notes in PDF, Mock test*
  • I discussed all important concepts with Q-A session
  • chapters covered-History of Banking in India,Banking and Financial Reforms in India, Functions of Banks,RBI & monetary policy
  • Financial Inclusion, Banking and Financial Committees in India, Banking Ombudsman, NPA, INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS
  • Diff. between Public Sector Banks & Nationalised banks, MOCK TEST*(For mock test, you have to visit our website)

Course content

2 sections • 28 lectures • 6h 7m total length

  • Topics Discussed in The Course2:28

    Explore banking awareness through topics like financial reforms in India, RBI and monetary policy, financial inclusion, public sector vs nationalized banks, NPAs, Islamic banking, and money and capital markets.

  • 1st Lecture1:46:23

    Explore the evolution of India's banking system from eighteenth-century predecessors to the RBI era. Learn how nationalization, reforms after 1991, and monetary policy shaped modern regulation and financial inclusion.

  • 2nd Lecture1:14:24

    Explore RBI's monetary policy framework, open market operations, and money supply management, including government securities, deposit insurance, and liquidity facilities shaping banking stability.

  • 3rd Lecture1:25:07

    Learn how RBI's monetary policy uses liquidity management, open market operations and the liquidity adjustment facility, backed by collateral and government securities, to steer money supply and inflation in India.

  • 4th Lecture40:51

    Describe the banking ombudsman scheme, appointed by the RBI, to address customer complaints about deficiencies in banking services, with a quasi-judicial role and revisions from 1995, 2002, and 2006.

  • MOCK TEST PDF0:01
  • MOCK TEST ANALYSIS VIDEO49:58

    Explore money market instruments, derivatives, and subprime lending within banking and capital markets, including debentures, certificates of deposit, and primary dealers.

Requirements

  • no

Description

Banking Awareness is not only a part of the General Awareness section but it is also important from the interview's point of view where the panel will expect you to be aware of the whereabouts of facts and figures related to the banking industry.  It is a pre-recording live class video course designed by me to help aspirants preparing for various banking exams as well as WBCS, SSC exams to get an edge for clearing the mains exam. I have designed the course keeping in view the changing pattern and type of questions asked in the banking awareness section. The course will help you learn top MCQs based on banking awareness.

Learners at any stage of their preparation can gain benefit from this course. The classes will be conducted in Hindi and the notes will be provided in English.

CHAPTERS COVERED:-

  • Banking History and all the first in Banking

  • RBI structure and Functions

  • Nationalization of Banks in India Monetary Policy

  • PCA ( Prompt Corrective Action)

  • Section 7 A

  • Types of Bank Accounts in India

  • Non-Performing Assets (NPA)

  • Securitization and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest (SARFAESI) Act

  • Deposit Insurance and Credit Guarantee Corporation (DICGC)

  • Accounts of NRI/PIO

  • Codes used in the Banking Sector Part 1

  • Codes used in the Banking Sector Part 2

  • ATM in India

  • Types of Cards

  • Role of Banking Ombudsman in Banking Sector

  • Role of Internal Banking Ombudsman

  • Basel III Accord

  • Financial Markets in India

  • Negotiable Instruments (NI)

  • Government Securities Market in India

  • Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC)

  • Foreign Investment in India

  • Remittances (Money Transfer Service Scheme (MTSS) and Rupee Drawing Arrangement (RDA)

  • Small Banks in India

  • Different Types of Money Transfer in India

  • Financial Inclusions

  • Government Schemes related to Banking Sector

  • Financial Institutions (FIs) and Financial Regulators in India

  • External Commercial Borrowings (ECB) and Trade Credit

  • Types of Money and Measures of Money Supply

  • Ratings of Banks

  • Marginal Cost of Funds based Lending Rate (MCLR)

  • Banking Related Schemes

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Who this course is for:

  • Govt. job aspirants who are preapring for Competitive examinations

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