Punjab and Sind Bank PO Exam Pattern 2010

Pattern for Punjab and Sindh Bank PO exam which is going to held on 16-05-2010.

v Written Test(Objective Test and Descriptive Paper):

1.      Objective Test:

Sr. No	Name of the Test	No. of Questions	Max.Marks
1.	Test of Reasoning	75	80
2.	Quantitative Aptitude	50	60
3.	General Awareness	50	60
4.	Computer Knowledge	50	50
5.	English Language	50	50

 Note: Total of 275 questions with a composite time of 160 minutes. For every wrong answer you will lose 0.25 marks. You have to pass in each of the objective test with a minimum score of 40% in each section.

How many questions should I attempt in each section?

The below table shows you an example of how many questions should be attempted in order to clear the objective test.

Sr. No	Name of the Test	No. of Questions	Time
1.	Test of Reasoning	55	50
2.	Quantitative Aptitude	35	30
3.	General Awareness	35	30
4.	Computer Knowledge	40	20
5.	English Language	35	30

 Note: If you follow the above table you must maintain 100% accuracy.

2.      Descriptive Test:

It consists of three questions with internal choices. Total of 50 marks are allocated. Total of 60min allocated for descriptive test.

Note: You have to score a minimum of 40% of marks allocated for the descriptive test. Both the tests [objective (All sections) + descriptive] are considered for merit ranking.

v Interview :

Depending upon the number of vacancies only a certain number of candidates from amongst those who qualify by ranking sufficiently high in merit on the basis of aggregate marks in the written test will be called for the interview. The candidate has to secure minimum passing marks in the interview to become eligible for final selection.

Final selection will be made on the basis of aggregate marks obtained by the candidates in the written test & Interview taken together and will be strictly according to the merit.

Letter Writing in Bank exams - 2010

Write a letter to the Editor of news papers complaining about the irregular and inadequate bus services in your area?

Plot No. 123

Delhi – 76

18th April, 2010

The Editor

The Hindu

Delhi.

Sub: Irregular and inadequate bus service.

Dear Sir,

Through the Columns of your esteemed daily, I wish to draw the attention of the Transport Authorities towards the hardships that the residents of Tilak nagar have been experiencing on account of the inadequate bus services.

Every morning, a large number of persons take bus at tilak nagar stop to reach it their respective places to work in different parts of the city. Besides, there is large number of students who have to travel by bus to reach their respective schools and colleges. But the existing bus service is far from being adequate to meet their requirements.

Most of the buses that touch this stop start from other colonies. They get already packed by the time they reach to tilak nagar. The situation is worst at peak hours when most of the buses do not stop here.

 The authorities are requested to introduce new bus service to start from tilak nagar. This will save the people of this area a lot of trouble and will be a real service that the authorities will be doing to the travelling public.

Sincerely,

Ashok Pujari