08th May, 2014 : Foreign Direct Investment

FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT

Good Day. In our country, the economy is degrading due to the globalisation strategy. The merchants who are doing business in India are suffering a huge loss due to unconventional and stagnant products selling by the foreign market giants in our Indian market and in a high competitive situation.

People are more aware about the things happening in our economy, but still there is no change in the attitudes of the people. If people encourage the local products, they will improve their quality as well as standards. Unless we encourage, we’ll face problems of inflation.

Financial reforms are introduced by Smt.Indira Gandhi in 1990’s for a good cause, but we are spoiling our great Indian market by giving much importance to the foreign products. When people stops using foreign products, the alternatives will be visible, but there would be no such circumstances I think.

So, if we want to use foreign products, then buy those products from Indian merchants, as the last way. Do you agree? I think you would question me like “What is the difference?” If we buy those products from our local merchants who import from the foreign giants, they would get benefit. But, when the foreign giants established their manufacturing companies in our country, they would be helpful for many unemployed people, but it would be a great effect to the Indian Economy.

International Standards Organisation (ISO) is the statutory body which conducts several security tests for the products and fixes some values and ratings to those which would reach public. Indian market has a big value in ISO because of its imports. Super markets, bazaars and other giant stores are setting their marks in our country. This results in the decrease of poor Indian merchant’s business.

Mixed economy means where public sector and private sector works mutually and getting profits which results in the increase of purchasing power. Inflation comes when there is rise in price and decrease in purchase value. We have to maintain the balanced condition in order to improve our economy.

Please don’t encourage Foreign Direct Investment as it spoils the Indian economy. Of course we can encourage those outsiders up to some extent, if it crosses limit, then we’ll lose our existence way back before independence. Nothing is impossible, so please try to develop our economy by encouraging the local merchants and local products.

I think my essay would be helpful to write descriptive paper, for those who are writing SBI PO-2014 exam.

Thank You                                                          Jai Hind

05th May,2014 : State Bank of India Probationary Officers Descriptive Paper

Hello Friends,
Good Day.

How's your preparation going for the largest bank's recruitment? Of course there will be tough fight for 1837 vacancies this time.

Objective Online Exam is the first process in the recruitment. Qualifying in this objective online test is the first step to prove ourselves of course with a merit. According to 2013 PO exam, cut off for general is 81 out of 200 in objective, but it went to 151/250 when added descriptive paper marks.

So, despite of many efforts to reach cutoff in objective, candidates failed to get short listed for further process i.e Group Discussion, Personal Interview. We have to get at least 130/200 and 30/50 to be a horse in race.

130/200 is a nightmare for those who didn't practice daily, although useless preparation wouldn't do any favour to your success. Please be aware of topics to cover for objective on line exam.

Coming to descriptive paper, our verbal ability should be in peaks to reach 40/50 in this juncture. We have to try hard to get perfection in writing and hand writing.

So, before all, we have to know the syllabus and pattern for descriptive examination paper.

Syllabus:
1)Short Paragraph Writing.
2)Comprehension Reading.
3)Letter Writing.
4)Essay Writing.
5)Precise Writing.

Short Paragraph Writing:
We have to write the topics given in 100 words. Topics Covers most recent articles or well known topics in this global economy either.

Comprehension Reading:
As we know that from our childhood, in our English examination, we have to read the passage or comprehension and should write the correct answers to the questions given. That pattern follows in this prestigious exam too. So be ready to read steady and answer fastly.

Letter Writing:
In olden days people used to write letters to the relatives, friends, officials etc to convey their feelings, obstacles, problems etc. But, the younger generations are not aware of letter writing, because they uses internet to transfer feelings and phones to maintain relations. Thank god, we, the examination aspirants in our childhood wrote many letters in our English examination, right? Try to recollect those days, improve sentence formations. This will be a challenging section for those who are not aware of formal as well as informal letter patterns. Start knowing the differences, as the examination is in a short span of one month.

Essay Writing:
We have to write a few words about the given thing or article. Just like long paragraph writing with 300 words.

Precise Writing:
We have to cut off the unnecessary things in the given paragraph and have to make that narrow. That's what they want to know from our writings.

Forgotten to tell you something's most important, "HAND WRITING"

Bullet Point is,"Hand Writing is the key to get acceptable marks although with some mistakes in our sentences, about 10 out of 50 will be given for hand writing, remember."

All The Best                                                                                                                               Jai Hind