Sunday, July 16, 2017

IMS-National Scholorship Test 2017 information

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National
Scholarship
test for 
Bank & Govt. Exams
on 12th February, 2017
 Win FREE training for IBPS, SBI, SSC-CGL, LIC-AAO and other Bank & Govt. Exams!
A lot of talented graduates like you dream about prestigious and stable careers, as a part of big banks and government organisations. With IMS’s National Scholarship Test (NST), this could be your chance to get a stable job and a secure future, for absolutely FREE!
NST Results are out!

Paper Based results have been announced. Please contact your closest IMS Center.
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ABOUT NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP TEST

IMS BGE NST
The BGE - NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP TEST is a national level test conducted nationwide for aspirants on 12th February 2017. If you’re looking to get a secure job in Banks or Government setups, the IMS BGE NST 2017 is your first step to that stable future!
Our objective:
·         To enable the needy and meritorious students access quality education through the SCHOLARSHIP TEST.
·         To ensure that their potential does not remain unrealized due to financial constraints.
·         To help in providing a stable career to the talented youth across India.
The BGE NST 2017 is specially designed to test you on the same lines as the major Bank & Government Exams, with four separate sections on Quantitative Ability, Logical Reasoning, Verbal Ability and General Awareness. The test can be taken in either modes, online or offline, as per your convenience.
Why you should take the IMS BGE NST 2017

By taking the BGE NST, you can pit yourself against the best minds in the country!
You can also win a scholarship of up to 100% and therefore, get a completely FREE classroom coaching for Bank & Government Exams. Every BGE NST aspirant will get a scholarship on IMS classroom programs, ranging from minimum 20% to full fee waiver!
Start studying anytime: You can choose to begin your coaching program anytime in the next 2 months (upto the 31st March 2017)
IMS Guarantee
All IMS Bank & Government Exams classroom programs come with the IMS Guarantee. Get FREE repeat coaching if you don’t crack the exam of your choice!
 PRIZES AND WAIVERS

​All India Rank
Prize
%Discount on Fees*
Total Benefit**
1st
Rs.25000
​​100%
Rs. 37000
2nd
Rs.20000
​​100%
Rs. 32000
3rd
Rs.15000
100%
Rs. 27000
All students scoring 80% & above
Rs.5000 each
applicable as per rank
Rs. 7400 to Rs. 17000
4th & 5th
-
100%
Rs. 12000 to Rs. 17000
6th to 25th
-
75%
Rs. 9000 to Rs. 14000
26th to ​100​th
-
50%
Rs. 6000 to Rs. 11000
​10​1st to ​2​00th
-
​30​%
Rs. 3600 to Rs. 8600
Participation
-
​2​0%
Rs. 2400 to Rs. 7400
*Applicable on Centre Specific, BGE Classroom Program Fees Only.
**Total benefit has been calculated by considering program fee of Rs. 12000. Program fees are centre specific hence, the benefits may vary.
NST Details: All you need to know!

Test Details
No. of Questions
100
Duration
1 hour
Mode
Paper based (can be taken at select centers only) / Computer based (can be taken from anywhere)
Medium
English
Maximum Marks
100
Negative Marks
0.25 per wrong attempt
No marks will be deducted for un-attempted questions.

The Sectional distribution of the Test:
Section Name 
(Not by Sequence)
No. of Questions
Quantitative Ability
30
Logical Reasoning
25
Verbal Ability
25
General Awareness
20

Cut-off Score
Candidates have to qualify in each of the four sections by securing cut-off marks to be decided by IMS.

How to Apply for IMS BGE NST - 2017
Candidates can register for the test online only from 27.01.2017 to 11.02.2017. No other mode of application will be accepted.
Intimations will be sent by email and/ or sms only to the email ID and mobile number registered in the online application form for the IMS – BGE – National Scholarship Test (NST) 2017.
NST SYLLABUS

Quantitative Aptitude
Simplification • Sequence & Series • Linear & Quadratic Equation • Percentage • Profit and Loss • Simple and Compound Interest • Averages • Ratio & Proportion • Partnership • Mixture and Alligation • Problems on Ages • Time, Speed & Distance • Time and Work • Arithmetic and Geometric Progression • Probability • Trigonometry & Logarithm • Geometry • Data Interpretation • Data Sufficiency

Logical Reasoning
Coding and Decoding • Blood Relations • Ordering & Ranking • Direction Sense Test • Sitting Arrangement • Puzzle • Coded Inequalities • Data Sufficiency • Syllogism • Cause and Effect • Analogies

English Language
Reading Comprehension • One Word Substitution • Idioms / Phrases • Sentence Improvement • Cloze Test • Jumbled Paragraphs • Spotting Errors • Fill in the Blanks

General Awareness
General Knowledge • Current Affairs • Banking Awareness

Computer Awareness
MS Office • Computer Hardware • Computer Software • Computer Memory • Internet • Miscellaneous
Terms & Conditions
1.      This National Scholarship Test is being conducted by IMS Learning Resources Pvt. Ltd (“IMS” / “IMSBGE”) on February 12, 2017. Only complete applications received before February 11, 2017 will be considered.
2.      The scholarship is valid only on registrations done online on www.imsindia.com/bank-exam/NST by opting for IMSBGE-National Scholarship Test 2017.
3.      Each winner will be entitled to only one Scholarship prize. Successful candidates will be selected on merit.
4.      Scholarship offers cannot be clubbed with any other local offer, neither can they be redeemed in the form of cash or any other gifts.
5.      Prizes can be claimed only on successful completion of the enrolment process.
6.      IMS students, employees of IMS Learning Resources Pvt. Ltd., its affiliates (partners), and their family members are not eligible to participate in the Scholarship Offer.
7.      The scholarship will cover one year of tuition fees, all tests and the exhaustive study material for the full-time - SSC CGL 2017, IBPS RRB 2017, SBI PO 2017, RRB 2017, LIC AAO 2017, SSC CHSL Exams 2017, IBPS SO (Specialist Officer) 2017, IBPS Clerks 2017, RBI Assistants 2017, IBPS PO 2017, SBI Clerks 2017, SBI Specialist Officer 2017 along with other Bank & Government Exam Classroom programs.
8.      The scholarship offer is valid for only full time BGE classroom program enrolment.
9.      Participants have to appear for the test and complete the test to avail the scholarship offer. Only registering for the test without attending and completing the test will not entitle them to scholarship or other associated benefits.
10.  A student who withdraws, cancels or becomes inactive, is suspended, or dismissed from the National Scholarship Test Venue will lose his/her scholarship eligibility.
11.  Last date to avail the Scholarship offer is March 31, 2017.
12.  The Scholarship is not transferable to other people or other academic years. Once a scholarship is granted, neither the Centre nor the study programme may be changed.
13.  A student who declines an initial offer of admission and accompanying scholarship offer will not retain his/her scholarship offer if he/she reapplies at a later date.
14.  IMS reserves the right to change, discontinue, extend the associated dates, or modify the terms and conditions thereof without giving any prior notice.
15.  Aspirants registering in the National Scholarship Test authorize IMS to send voice messages and SMS alerts/messages to their mobile/landline numbers. Subscribers who have opted for DND (Do Not Disturb) facility with their respective service providers may not receive the aforesaid messages / alerts.
16.  Test Centres (Offline Mode Only)
1.      The test will be conducted offline at select venues across centres in India.
2.      No request for change of centre for the test shall be entertained.
3.      IMS reserves the right to cancel any of the Test Centres and/ or add other centres, at its discretion, depending upon the response, administrative feasibility, etc.
4.      IMS reserves the right to allot the candidate to any centre other than the one he/she has opted for.
5.      Candidates appearing for the NST 2017 at a test centre do so at their own risk and expenses and IMS will not be responsible for any injury or losses etc. of any nature.
6.      Any unruly behaviour/misbehaviour at the test venue may result in cancellation of candidature whilst appearing for the BGE NST 2017 conducted by IMS.



Saturday, February 25, 2017

Presentation Skills

18 Tips to Improve your Presentation Skills
Astounding fact has been revealed by studies regarding fear among people for public speaking. Being an orator or mediator you must possess that confidence which could make you stand firmly in front of audience. You must have come across some people who call practice of giving presentations as a foremost tool to deliver best presentation but along with that presentation skills must be there in you.
The best start can simply result an amazing presentation. Here are some key tips to sharpen your presentation skills by which you will not only become confident but you will become competent also. You can use these presentation tips even if you are not doing a presentation using PowerPoint, since the following presentation tips are also useful for public speaking without a projector.
1. Eye contact
Throughout your presentation you must have an eye contact with every person so that you could deliver your message persuasively to every one.
2. Be Entertaining
To grab audience attention, your speech should be informative and interesting, so instead of reciting dry facts try to add humor in your presentation. But, try not to be funny at serious matters.
3. 10-20-30 Rule for slideshow
It means your presentation should not exceed 10 slides and duration more than 20 minutes also not less than 30 point font. These collectively make your presentation precise and effective.
4. Slow down
Generally, due to nervousness people try to complete their speech in rush. So, it is advisable to consciously control your speed and give appropriate pauses.
5. 15 words summary
Filter 15 key words of your presentation and repeat these to communicate your message well.
6. 20-20 Rule for slide show
Another rule for slideshow, according to which you can have 20 slides for the duration of 20 seconds, this will keep your presentation precise. You can learn more about 20-20 rule in our past article.
7. Don’t read
Avoid reading slides while giving presentation as it can distract audience attention from your speech.
8. Project your voice
You must be clearly audible to every one, for this you need to project your voice. Yes, pitch of your voice should possess required variations and pauses.
9. Speeches are about stories
If your presentation is going to exceed try cover up points by correlating it with stories. Moreover, speaker should have this art of creating stories instantly.
10. Don’t plan gestures
It is advisable not to make gestures because sometimes it looks odd and perhaps matches your message.
11. Appreciate queries
Instead of creating sounds like umm… ah… and all that while handling query, try to appreciate all query by using phrases like ‘very good question’ , ‘thank you for query’ all these can give you a moment to gather the answer for the asked question and viewers will never come to know about your trick!!
12. Inhale and Exhale
Avoid creating unwanted sounds or repetition of word ‘you know’ instead of this you can take long breathe. Undoubtedly, looks awkward but will be hardly noticed by anyone.
13.  Reach venue before time
Setting projector and other preparations are not accepted when people are waiting for you to speak. So, it important to reach venue before time and make required alterations and this can curb your anxiety to a great extent.
14.  Practice Practice Practice
Practicing in front of mirror or audience can make you a strong competent and will also boost up your confidence.
15. Don’t apologize unnecessarily
It is not advisable to apologize for the things like, for getting nervous while delivering speech, for lacking in preparation or for getting anxious, it looks awkward.
16.  Apologize where required
Only Apologize if you have reached late or you have made any considerable mistake, otherwise it is not required for being humble.
17. Have fun
Practice to inject passion and enthusiasm in your presentation to make it interesting and lively
18. Consider yourself as audience
While making presentation, think according to the audience point of view. Use ‘what Is In IT for Me’ approach to collect the material.
So, these tips can help you in a great way to make your presentation a success.


Saturday, February 11, 2017

Spoken English

Spoken English:
v Read the dictionary and remember five to ten words a day.
v When you read a word, find some example to use that word in many ways.
v Ask your friends and family, if you really don't know the meaning of the word or the usage.
v Feel free to talk in English even though you are learning.
v Think before you speak and your message will be clearer (practically proven).
v Do not feel shy or nervous to learn from others.
v Apply the simple English words in your routine. That will help you to a great extent.
v Never lose the interest to learn new words. Always keep up the practise.
v Read for a minimum of half an hour every day. Reading is very important to all of us. It builds our knowledge, it gives us an escape, and it exercises our brains. The more you read, the better your reading skills and pronunciation will improve. Read on topics you're interested in, be it a romance novel, a sports magazine, or a car engine manual.
v Write a literary piece. Try your hand at writing a novel, a short story, a poem, a play, or any other kind of creative writing. If you work at it bit by bit each day, it will hone your writing skills as well as exercise your creativity.
v Listen to the instructor and listen well. While you're listening, write down good notes and important details he/she says. Block distracting things from your mind. Listen to other people speaking the same language to improve your speaking and writing and pronunciation.

v Speak in front of a class. Be sure to talk loud enough so people can hear and speak with little words and big words mixed together. Communicate a lot.

Saturday, January 28, 2017

FRESHER INTERVIEW QUESTIONS – HR RELATED:
 Can you tell me about your career plans?
1.     What kind of job opportunities are you looking for?
2.     What are your immediate goals?
3.     What are your strengths / Weakness?
4.     Why did you choose  BCOM/BA/ BBM/BSC ?
5.     Where do you see yourself in the next 2 Years in northern Trust
6.     What motivates you ?
7.     Do you plan to do higher studies? If yes, Why are you applying for this job ? What   assurance can you give me that you will work with Northern Trust for atleast 2 years.
8.     Do you prefer a job with high salary or do you prefer to focus on your career. 
9.     How flexible are you to work in shifts & Are you willing to Relocate to Bangalore ?
10.   How prepared are you to handle pressure/Stress?
11.    How much time do you think you may need to adopt yourself to a new environment
12.   Please talk something about your favorite subject or any topic of your choice.
13.   What are your areas of improvement?
14.  What do you know about Northern Trust ?
15.   Tell me more about yourself. I would NOT  like to know about your family background-father/mother/siblings/place where you come from , but would want to know more about you as a person.
16. Tell me more about the project you have done ?

                                      

Congratulations to Nikhitha Shetty