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Syllabus for Punjab State Cooperative Bank Recruitment 2021

    Syllabus for written examination to be held for the post of SENIOR MANAGER

    • Objective Paper

    Sr. No.

    Subjects

    Marks

    1.

    Banking

    40

    2.

    Computer application

    10

    3.

    Reasoning ability

    10

    4.

    Quantitative aptitude

    10

    5.

    General awareness

    20

    6.

    English

    10

    Total

    100

    Detailed Contents of Syllabus for written examination to be held for the posts of SENIOR MANAGER.

    1. BANKING

    Impact of Government Policy and Regulation on Banking and the Financial-Services Industry, Measuring and Evaluating the Performance of Banks, Prudential Norms, Asset-Liability Management, Managing the Investment Portfolios and Liquidity Positions of Bank, Liquidity and Reserve Management, Managing and Pricing Deposit Services, Providing Loans to Businesses and Consumers, Risk Management, Balance Sheet Management, International Banking, Treasury Management, Economic analysis, Business mathematics, Human resource management, Credit management, Advanced Money, Banking and Cooperative Act.

    1. COMPUTER APPLICATION

    Basic computer operations, classification of computers, input devices, output devices, Computer hardware and software, memory of computer, storage, processing of data, number system and computer languages, operating systems, networking, internet and email, maintenance and security.

    1. REASONING ABILITY

    This section judges the candidate on their reasoning abilities and mental aptitude. Mentioned below are the various categories across which questions can be asked:

      • Verbal

    Number  Series,  Alphabet  Series,  Test of Direction  Sense,  Coding-Decoding,  Number  Ranking, Arithmetical Reasoning, Problem on Age Calculation, Blood Relations, Analogy, Decision Making etc.

      • Non-Verbal

    Non-Verbal Series, Mirror Images, Cubes and Dice, Grouping Identical Figures, Embedded Figures etc.

    1. QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE

    This section checks the quantitative and mathematical skills of the candidate. The questions asked in the entrance exam are from the following categories: Number System, HCF, LCM, Simplification, Decimal Fractions, Ratio and Proportions, Unitary Method, Percentage, Time and Distance, Time and Work, Profit and Loss, Average, Simple and Compound Interest, Mensuration (2D and 3D), Algebra, Data Interpretation.

    1. GENERAL AWARENESS

    This section tests the candidate on their awareness of the world around them. Questions are asked mainly from the following categories: Current Affairs (National and International), Major Financial/Economic News, Budget and Five Year Plans, Who’s Who, Sports, Economy and Geography with special reference to Punjab, Awards and Honours, Science – Inventions and Discoveries, Abbreviations, History and culture with special reference to Punjab, International and National Organisations.

    1. ENGLISH

    The candidates are gauged on the language abilities and understanding of English grammar in this section. Questions are asked mainly from the following categories: Error correction, Tenses, Sentence rearrangement, Fill in the blanks with modals, Articles and prepositions etc., Comprehension, Vocabulary, Synonyms, Antonyms.

    Note: – The above syllabus is indicative of the broad pattern of the examination, there may be some deviation in the allocation of marks/weightage across different topics mentioned.

    Syllabus for written examination to be held for the post of MANAGER

    • Objective Paper

    Sr. No.

    Subjects

    Marks

    1.

    Computer application

    10

    2.

    Reasoning ability

    15

    3.

    Quantitative aptitude

    15

    4.

    General Awareness and Banking

    35

    5.

    Punjabi

    10

    6.

    English

    15

    Total

    100

    1. COMPUTER APPLICATION

    Basic computer operations, classification of computers, input devices, output devices, Computer hardware and software, memory of computer, storage, processing of data, number system and computer languages, operating systems, networking, internet and email, maintenance and security.

    1. REASONING ABILITY

    This section judges the candidate on their reasoning abilities and mental aptitude. Mentioned below are the various categories across which questions can be asked:

      • Verbal

    Number Series, Alphabet Series, Test of Direction Sense, Coding-Decoding, Number Ranking, Arithmetical Reasoning, Problem on Age Calculation, Blood Relations, Analogy, Decision Making etc.

      • Non-Verbal

    Non-Verbal Series, Mirror Images, Cubes and Dice, Grouping Identical Figures, Embedded Figures etc.

    1. QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE

    This section checks the quantitative and mathematical skills of the candidate. The questions asked in the entrance exam are from the following categories:

    Number System, HCF, LCM, Simplification, Decimal Fractions, Ratio and Proportions, Unitary Method, Percentage, Time and Distance, Time and Work, Profit and Loss, Average, Simple and Compound Interest, Mensuration (2D and 3D), Algebra, Data Interpretation.

    1. GENERAL AWARENESS AND BANKING

    This section tests the candidate on their awareness of the world around them. Questions are asked mainly from the following categories:

    Current Affairs (National and International), Major Financial/Economic News, Budget and Five Year Plans, Who’s Who, Sports, Economy and Geography with special reference to Punjab, Awards and Honours, Science – Inventions and Discoveries, Abbreviations, History and culture with special reference to Punjab, International and National Organisations.

    The questions regarding the banking and Cooperative Societies Act will be general in nature.

    1. PUNJABI

    1. ENGLISH

    The candidates are gauged on the language abilities and understanding of English grammar in this section. Questions are asked mainly from the following categories:

    Error correction, Tenses, Sentence rearrangement, Fill in the blanks with modals, articles and prepositions etc., Comprehension, Vocabulary, Synonyms, Antonyms.

    Note: – The above syllabus is indicative of the broad pattern of the examination, there may be some deviation in the allocation of marks/weightage across different topics mentioned.

    Syllabus for written examination to be held for the post of INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY OFFICER

    • Objective Paper

    Sr. No.

    Subjects

    Marks

    1.

    Information Technology and Computer Application

    45

    2.

    Reasoning ability

    10

    3.

    Quantitative aptitude

    10

    4.

    General Awareness and Banking

    15

    5.

    Punjabi

    10

    6.

    English

    10

    Total

    100

    Detailed Contents of Syllabus for written examination to be held for the posts of Information Technology Officer:-The syllabus of IT Officer may include general topics as well as technical ones.

    1. Information Technology and Computer Application

    The technical section shall include questions from areas like Basics of Computer such as WINDOWS OS/DOS.

    Questions on Office Applications, RDBMS – Oracle etc. shall also be included. The technical test may also cover questions on below said

    1. Database Management (DBMS)
    2. Networking
    3. Network Security
    4. Web Technologies
    5. Programming concepts (Basics)
    6. Basic hardware (Microprocessor, timer, ALU etc) 7.Internet technologies and other emerging technologies.

    COMPUTER KNOWLEDGE

    Questions

    · Database Management (DBMS)

    14

    · Networking

    13

    · Web Technology

    05

    · Programming concepts (Basics)

    05

    · Network Security

    04

    · Basic hardware (Microprocessor, timer, ALU etc)

    04

    Total

    45

    1. REASONING ABILITY

    This section judges the candidate on their reasoning abilities and mental aptitude. Mentioned below are the various categories across which questions can be asked:

      • Verbal

    Number Series, Alphabet Series, Test of Direction Sense, Coding-Decoding, Number Ranking, Arithmetical Reasoning, Problem on Age Calculation, Blood Relations, Analogy, Decision Making etc.

      • Non-Verbal

    Non-Verbal Series, Mirror Images, Cubes and Dice, Grouping Identical Figures, Embedded Figures etc.

    1. QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE

    This section checks the quantitative and mathematical skills of the candidate. The questions asked in the entrance exam are from the following categories:

    Number System, HCF, LCM, Simplification, Decimal Fractions, Ratio and Proportions, Unitary Method, Percentage, Time and Distance, Time and Work, Profit and Loss, Average, Simple and Compound Interest, Mensuration (2D and 3D), Algebra, Data Interpretation.

    4.GENERAL AWARENESS AND BANKING

    This section tests the candidate on their awareness of the world around them. Questions are asked mainly from the following categories:

    Current Affairs (National and International), Major Financial/Economic News, Budget and Five Year Plans, Who’s Who, Sports, Economy and Geography with special reference to Punjab, Awards and Honours, Science – Inventions and Discoveries, Abbreviations, History and culture with special reference to Punjab, International and National Organisations.

    The questions regarding the banking and Cooperative Societies Act will be general in nature.

    1. PUNJABI

    1. ENGLISH

    The candidates are gauged on the language abilities and understanding of English grammar in this section. Questions are asked mainly from the following categories:

    Error correction, Tenses, Sentence rearrangement, Fill in the blanks with modals, articles and prepositions etc., Comprehension, Vocabulary, Synonyms, Antonyms

    Note: – The above syllabus is indicative of the broad pattern of the examination, there may be some deviation in the allocation of marks/weightage across different topics mentioned.

    Syllabus for written examination to be held for the post of CLERK-CUM-DATA ENTRYOPERATOR and STENO-TYPISTS

    • Objective Paper

    Sr. No.

    Subjects

    Marks

    1.

    Computer application

    15

    2.

    Reasoning ability

    15

    3.

    Quantitative aptitude

    15

    4.

    General Awareness and Banking

    25

    5.

    Punjabi

    15

    6.

    English

    15

    Total

    100

    Syllabus for written examination to be held for the posts of Clerk-cum Data Entry Operator and Steno-Typist:-

    1. COMPUTER APPLICATION

    Basic computer operations, classification of computers, input devices, output devices, Computer hardware and software, memory of computer, storage, processing of data, number system and computer languages, operating systems, networking, internet and email, maintenance and security.

    1. REASONING ABILITY

    This section judges the candidate on their reasoning abilities and mental aptitude. Mentioned below are the various categories across which questions can be asked:

      • Verbal

    Number Series, Alphabet Series, Test of Direction Sense, Coding-Decoding, Number Ranking, Arithmetical Reasoning, Problem on Age Calculation, Blood Relations, Analogy, Decision Making etc.

      • Non-Verbal

    Non-Verbal Series, Mirror Images, Cubes and Dice, Grouping Identical Figures, Embedded Figures etc

    1. QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE

    This section checks the quantitative and mathematical skills of the candidate. The questions asked in the entrance exam are from the following categories:

    Number System, HCF, LCM, Simplification, Decimal Fractions, Ratio and Proportions, Unitary Method, Percentage, Time and Distance, Time and Work, Profit and Loss, Average, Simple and Compound Interest, Mensuration (2D and 3D), Algebra, Data Interpretation.

    1. GENERAL AWARENESS AND BANKING

    This section tests the candidate on their awareness of the world around them. Questions are asked mainly from the following categories:

    Current Affairs (National and International), Major Financial/Economic News, Budget and Five Year Plans, Who’s Who, Sports, Economy and Geography with special reference to Punjab, Awards and Honours, Science – Inventions and Discoveries, Abbreviations, History and culture with special reference to Punjab, International and National Organisations.

    The questions regarding the banking and Cooperative Societies Act will be general in nature.

    1. PUNJABI

    1. ENGLISH

    The candidates are gauged on the language abilities and understanding of English grammar in this section. Questions are asked mainly from the following categories:

    Error correction, Tenses, Sentence rearrangement, Fill in the blanks with modals, articles and prepositions etc., Comprehension, Vocabulary, Synonyms, Antonyms

    Note: – The above syllabus is indicative of the broad pattern of the examination, there may be some deviation in the allocation of marks/weightage across different topics mentioned.

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