Location : All India

Job Description : Probationary Officers (JMGS-I) and Probationary Clerks.

PayScale :

Age and Educational Qualifications :

Post Code	Name of the Post	Age	Qualification & Experience
01	Probationary Officers	Minimum:  21 years Maximum: 30 years	Qualification: Post Graduate Degree in any discipline from a recognized University with at least 60% marks in aggregate (First class) and Computer Science covering M S Word, M S Office, Excel, Access, etc., as one of the subjects at the Degree/PG level OR MCA with atleast 60% Marks in aggregate (First class) OR Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering (BE./BTech) with a minimum of 60% marks in the aggregate (First Class) with Computer knowledge. (Note: candidates with BE/BTech in Agriculture and Bio Technology are not eligible) OR Post Graduate Degree in any discipline from a recognised University with atleast 60% marks in aggregate (First class) and Proficiency in Windows/MS Office, Certificate/Diploma in Computer Operations from any recognized Institute.
02	Probationary Clerks	Minimum: 18 years Maximum: 28 years	Qualification: A Degree in any discipline from a recognized University with at least 60% marks in aggregate (First Class) with Proficiency in Windows/MS Office, Certificate/ Diploma in Computer Operations from any recognized Institute.OR BCA with at least 60% Marks in aggregate (First Class). OR Degree in any discipline from a recognized University with at least 60% marks in aggregate (First Class) and computer science covering M S Word, M S Office, Excel, Access, etc., as one of the subjects. AND Should have studied State/Regional Language as one of the language subjects atleast upto SSC/X Standard or their mother tongue should be State/Regional Language.

How To Apply :

All eligible candidates should apply in the prescribed Application format A – 4 size paper (11.69” X 8.27”).Application Complete in all respect should be sent only by ordinary post in a closed envelope superscripted : APPLICATION FOR THE POST OF _____ “, On The following Address:

a) In respect of Probationary Officers (Post Code No.01 ):

SYNDICATE BANK RECRUITMENT PROJECT – 2009

POST BOX NO. 64

MANIPAL – 576 104.

UDUPI DISTRICT, KARNATAKA

b)In respect of Probationary Clerks (Post Code No.02):

SYNDICATE BANK RECRUITMENT PROJECT – 2009

POST BOX NO. 105

UDUPI – 576 101

UDUPI DISTRICT, KARNATAKA

Important Details :

Last date for Receipt of Applications : 27.02.2009

Last date for Receipt of Applications from

far-flung areas (See Clause No. 7) : 06.03.2009

Check out http://www.syndicatebank.in/scripts/Recruitment.aspx for more details.

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2. Prepare for Commonly Asked Questions.
   • Why did you leave your last job?
   • Tell us about yourself
   • Why have you had so many jobs?
   • Why do you want this job?
   • What qualities do you think are required for this job?
   • Why should we appoint you?
   • What can you do for us that other people cannot?
   • What can we offer you that your previous company cannot?
   • What are your greatest achievements within and outside the workplace?
   • What are your great strengths and weaknesses?
   • How has your experience prepared you for this position?
3. Dress Code Success.
   The way you dress makes a statement about yourself. Avoid bright colours and loud jewellery. Regardless of the job that you are applying for, it is a good idea to wear a neat and clean suit, even in a casual business environment.
4. Time Keeping
   Be punctual – don’t be late or even too early. If you are awaiting your call for the interview, Observe the company’s employees as you sit in the lobby, see how they interact, the work environment.
5. Know the interviewer :
   Make sure you know the full name and designation of the person interviewing you. Before you enter the room, the name of the person interviewing might and his designation might be there.

During The Interview : Remember First Impression Is the Best Impression.

1. Wish the interviewer( s) cheerfully and with a smile.
2. A firm handshake is an indicator of how you are feeling.
3. Wait till you are asked to sit down.
4. Maintain Eye Contact.
5. Don’t be too long-winded – say what you want to convey in crisp sentences and use terms that would convey your job & achievements.
6. Listen carefully to what the interviewer is saying. If you don’t understand a question, ask for clarification, don’t answer vaguely.
7. Complete your sentences – don’t answer just yes or no.
8. Maintain calmness
9. Do not appear too nervous or overconfident.
10. Try to curb nervous mannerisms eg. fidgeting or biting your finger.
11. Appear comfortable, confident and interested in securing the job.
12. What you don’t know can be learned – tell them if you don’t know something. But give instances of how quick a learner you are.
13. Don’t badmouth your previous employer – you could do the same in the case of the prospective customer.
14. Don’t ask about salary before the offer is made.
15. Ask questions at the end of the interview – it could be about the company, the job or the next stage of the interview process. It will be an indicator of your interest in the position.

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You need to Pay RS. 5502 /- as the visa Application Fees( Subject to change) and 322 Rs as the HDFC service charges at the HFDC Bank, you’ll get 2 slips pink and yellow with Barcode Sticker. These Barcode’s are activated after 2 Working days after which you are able Logon to VFS website to book an appointment .

You must hold a valid Form I-20 issued by the university where you have been admitted before you proceed to make an appointment.

Steps to book an Appointment :-

1. Logon to the VFS USA website www.vfs-usa.co.in
2. Click on Apply for Non Immigrant Visa
3. If you have Paid the HDFC Visa Fee Click on Continue
4. It asks if you have a BEP user id select NO
5. If you want to create a new application click on the link CREATE NEW APPLICATION
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3. What are your GRE & TOEFL scores?

4. What are your grades like? (OR) How much did you score in your B.Tech?

5. Where did you complete your Under graduation (B.Tech) from?

6. What was your Bachelors Degree in?

7. What is the purpose of your trip?

8. Which University are you planning to go to?

9. Who is planning to sponsor you?

10. Why do you plan to do MS?

11. Why do you wish to study in the US?

12. Why did you select this University?
Ans . Have some knowledge about your university.

13. What does your father do? What is annual Income?

14. Why did you score less in your Engineering? Why so many backlogs?

15. Why will you come back to India?

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