Mumbai University F.E 1st Semester Result 2011 | MU FE Semester I Exam Result 2011 | University of Mumbai I Sem F.E Result 2011 | www.mu.ac.in

Mumbai University F.E 1st Semester Result 2011 | MU FE Semester I Exam Result 2011 | University of Mumbai I Sem F.E Result 2011 | www.mu.ac.in

Mumbai University (Published) F.E I semester Examination Result 2011.

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The University of Mumbai (known earlier as University of Bombay) is one of the oldest and premier Universities in India. It was established in 1857 consequent upon “Wood’s Education Dispatch”, and it is one amongst the first three Universities in India.
As a sequel to the change in the name of the city from Bombay to Mumbai, the name of the University has been changed from “University of Bombay ” to “University of Mumbai”, vide notification issued by the Government of Maharashtra and published in the Government Gazette dated 4th September, 1996.

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APPSC Group 4 General Studies Paper 1 Important Questions | APPSC Group IV Paper I Important Questions

APPSC Group 4 General Studies Paper 1 Important Questions | APPSC Group IV Paper I Important Questions

Biological Science

NUTRITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
1. The Chemical substances required for energy, growth and body building are called _______
2. Vitamins and Minerals are required in small amounts. So they arecalled _______
3. Nutrition is the procurement of all _______ required for the body.
4. Carbohydrates and Sodium are _______ nutrients.
5. Iron and fluorine are _______ nutrients.
6. Rice is rich in _______ and _______ in proteins.
7. Carbohydrates contain _______, hydrogen and _______
8. Cellulose is one kind of _______
9. Milk Sugar is called _______
10. Cane Sugar is called _______
11. Animal starch is known as _______
12. Amylase hydrolysis _______ into _______
13. _______ helps in the smooth movement of the food in alimentary canal.
14. The Carbohydrate that is stored in the liver is called _______
15. The energy released by 1 gram of glucose is _______
16. Amino acids are units of _______
17. At 20°C fat remains as _______
18. Vanaspati is prepared from _______ fatty acids.
19. There are _______ different amino acids in nature.
20. _______ is essential amino acid in children but non-essential in Adults.
21. _______ are biologically complete proteins.
22. _______ are biologically incomplete proteins.
23. _______ and _______ are essential fatty acids.
24. One gram of fat gives _______ kilo calories in our body.
25. There are more than _______ mineral nutrients in our body.
26. _______ is the major cation in the extracellular fluids of the body.
27. _______ is the major cation in protoplasm of cell.
28. _______ is the major Anion in our body.
29. _______ is required for stimulation of neurons and osmotic balance in our body.
30. Calcium forms _______ percentage of the body weight in an adult human being.
31. We require about _______ milligrams of calcium per day.
32. _______ is essential for the formation of bones, teeth, coagulation of blood and production of milk in lactating females.
33. Deficiency of Iron causes _______
34. Deficiency of Iodine causes _______
35. _______ percentage of iron is present in blood.
36. _______ is essential for production thyroid gland hormone
37. Bone deformities occur due to the excessive intake of _______
38. Excessive intake of fluorine results in _______
39. Fats are made up of _______ and _______
40. _______ is universal Solvent.

Nutritional Requirements – KEY
1. Nutrients
2. Micro Nutrients
3. Nutrients
4. Macro Nutrients
5. Micro Nutrients
6. Carbohydrates, Poor
7. Carbon, Oxygen
8. Carbohydrates
9. Lactose
10. Sucrose
11. Glycogen
12. Starch, simple sugars
13.Mucous coat
14. Glycogen
15. 4 Kilo calories
16. Proteins
17. Solid
18. Unsaturated
19. 24
20. Histidine
21. Meat, Milk, Eggs
22. Vegetables
23. Linoleic acid, Linolenic acid.
24. 9.45
25. 50
26. Sodium
27. Potassium
28. Chloride
29. Potassium
30. 1.5 to 2
31. 400 – 500
32. Calcium
33. Anaemia
34. Hypothyroidism/Simple Goitre
35. 60 – 70
36. Iodine
37. Fluoride
38. Flurosis
39. Fatty Acids, Glycerol
40. Water

DEFICIENCY DISEASES – VITAMINS
1. Taking food deficient in one (or) more _______ is called malnutrition.
2. The effect of malnutrition depends on _______ and _______ status of the individual.
3. In adults, when stored carbohydrates and _______ are used up the body generates energy from _______
4. Children do not have sufficient reserves of _______ and _______ in their body
5. Malnutrition in pregnant women also affects the health of the _______
6. Children given less proteins in their food suffer from _______ malnutrition.
7. Children given less calorie proteins in their food suffer from _______ malnutrition.
8. Kwashiorkor is caused due to the deficiency of _______
9. The African word kwashiorkor means _______
10. Over eating and excess intake of energy results in _______
11. When more than 20% of the body weight is due to fat, the person suffers from _______
12. Recent studies have shown the obesity is _______
13. In the body excess of fat is stored in _______
14. The story of vitamins started in _______ century.
15. Sir H.G. Hopkins discovered a substance required for growth in _______
16. Sir H.G.Hopkins called a substance required for growth as _______
17. The name vitamin was given by _______
18. Vitamin B1 is also called _______
19. Riboflavin is the chemical name of vitamin _______
20. Deficiency of Thiamine causes _______
21. Glossitis is caused by deficiency of vitamin _______
22. When rice is polished (or) repeated by washed _______ vitamin is lost from it.
23. Sailors of Japan knew that eating of _______ causes beri – beri.
24. Chemical name of vitamins B3 is _______
25. Deficiency of Vitamin B3 causes _______
26. Chemical name of vitamin B6 _______
27. Deficiency of _______ result in fits in children.
28. Pernicious Anaemia caused due to deficiency of vitamin _______
29. Cyanocobalamin is the name of vitamin _______
30. The Vitamin that plays an important role in the metabolism of nucleic acids is _______
31. Deficiency of _______ results in burning of feet.
32. Deficiency of _______ results in muscle pains, nervous disorder, Fatigue.
33. Chemical name of Vitamin ‘C’ is _______
34. Deficiency of Vitamin ‘C’ Cause _______
35. The Vitamin required for the formation of collagen is _______
36. The vitamin that helps in the healing of wounds and fractures of bones is _______
37. Vitamin C helps in the absorption and storage of _______
38. The vitamin that is highly sensitive to heat is _______
39. Chemical name of vitamin ‘A’ is _______
40. _______ is required for the production of pigments such as rhodopsin and iodopsin.
41. In plant foods vitamin ‘A’ is present in the form of a compound called _______
42. Night blindness in caused due to deficiency of _______
43. Xeropthalmia is a disease of _______
44. _______ vitamin is stored 6 to 9 months in run body.
45. Chemical name of vitamin – D is _______
46. _______ vitamin helps in absorption of calcium and phosphorus.
47. Sunlight converts _______ present in foods in the body into vitamin D.
48. Deficiency of vitmain D causes _______ in children.
49. Chemical name of vitamin – E is _______
50. The vitamin that prevents sterility in males is vitamin _______
51. Chemical name of vitamin K is _______
52. The vitamin required for coagulation of blood is _______
53. Vitamins are not synthesized in the body. So they are called _______
54. The Vitamins which are synthesized in human intestine by bacteria are _______
55. In adults _______ deficiency weakens the bones and breaks.
56. Deficiency of _______ vitamin results in abortion in females.

Deficiency Diseases – KEY
1. Nutrients
2. Age and Health
3. Fats, Proteins
4. Carbohydrates, Fats
5. Child
6. Protein
7. Calorie
8. Proteins
9. Displaced child
10. Obesity
11. Obesity
12. Genetic
13. Adipose Tissue
14. 18th
15. Milk
16. Accessory Factor
17. Funk
18. Thiamine
19. B2
20. Beri – Beri
21. B2
22. B1 (Thiamine)
23. Polished rice
24. Niacin/Nicotinic Acid
25. Pellagra
26. Pyridoxine
27. Pyridoxine
28. B12
29. B12
30. Folic Acid
31. Pantothenic Acid
32. Biotine
33. Ascorbic Acid
34. Scurvy
35. Vitamin C
36. Vitamin C
37. Iron
38. Vitamin C
39. Retinol
40. Vitamin A
41. Carotene
42. Vitamin A
43. Eyes
44. A
45. Calciferol
46. D
47. Cholesterol
48. Rickets
49. Tocoferol
50. E
51. Phylloquinone
52. Vitamin K
53. Essential Nutrients
54. Vitamin K, Cyanocobalamine
55. Vitamin D
56. E

Physical Science

Velocity of Electromagnetic Waves?
1. The wavelength of the visible spectrum is _____ (June – 09, 05, 04, March 01)
2. The electromagnetic radiations that are used to take photographs of objects in darkness _____ (March – 2009)
3. ____ rays are emitted in radioactivity. (June – 2008)
4. The velocity of electromagnetic waves is _____ (March 2008)
5. Electromagnetic radiations with shortest wavelength are _____ (March 2008)
6. Rays used in RADAR _____ (April 08, June 07) (March 2001)
7. We are protected from ultraviolet radiations of the sun because _____ in our atmosphere absorbs UV rays strongly. (June 2007, April -2008)
8. The radiations used in physio – therapy is _____ (March 2007)
9. Velocity of light in vaccume _____ (June – 2006)
10. Electromagnetic waves are _____ type of waves. (March 2006)
11. 1A°= _____ (Oct – 1999)
12. Frequency range in radio broadcasting _____ (March – 2006)
13. RADAR means _____ (Oct – 99)
14. Microwaves are generated in a electrical circuit on account of _____ (June – 01)
15. On account of change in the rotation or vibrations of molecules of a substance _____ rays are emitted.
16. The waves useful in Telemetry ____
17. ____ rays cause skin cancer if body is exposed for moretime of the same.
18. ____ waves are generated on account of the vibrations of low frequency electromagnetic radiations.
19. The wavelength range of Radio waves.
20. Infrared rays are located through ____
21. The process of using soft X-rays in medical diagnosis is called as ____
22. ____ waves are used in Micro Oven.
23. ____ cause damage to ozone layer.
24. The wavelength range of Infrared rays is from _____ to ____.
25. Mapping of the radio emissions from extra terrestrial sources in known as ____

Answers:
1. 0.4μm – 0.7μm 2. Infrared rays
3. Gama 4. 3 × 108 m/s 5. GAMA
6. Micro waves 7. Ultra violet rays
8. Infrared rays 9. 3×108 m/s
10. Transverse waves 11. 10–8 cm
12. 300 KHz to MHz
13. Radio detection and Ranging
14. Oscillatinos of high frequency
electromagnetic waves
15. Infrared 16. Microwaves
17. Ultra violet 18. Radio waves
19. 1m – 100 km 20. Thermofile
21. Radiography 22. MICRO
23. Spray of gaseous solutions
24. 0.7μm – 100μm25. Radio Astronomy

SOUND
1. If the distance between a node and the next antinode in a stationary wave is 10 cms, then the wavelength is _____ (June 09)
2. Velocity of sound in air ‘V’ = _____ (March-09, April-08) (June-06) (March 03, 01) 3. In a stationary wave, the point at which the maximum displacement is _____ (June, 2008)
4. Periodic vibrations of decreasing amplitude are called _____ (June, 2007) 5. The vibrations that take place under the influence of an external periodic force are called _____ (June, 2007)
6. A medium transmits a sound wave through it, by virtue of its _____ (March 2007)
7. The distance between successive node and antinode is _____ (March – 2006)
8. In a resonance experiment if the first resonance air column length is 10cm, the second length of resonance air column is at ____
9. The distance between two successive particles which are in the same phase is called as ____
10. ____ waves are developed in the resonance of air columns. 11. If particles in the wave vibrate perpendicular to the propagation of wave, then it is called as ____
12. By keeping the length of a pendulum constant, the vibration range is increased by energy then frequency ____
13. ____ is the reason for the collapse of a bridge if march fast is done on it.
14. ____ are the stationary points of particles of media in stationary waves.
15. The distance between two successive antinodes in a stationary wave is ____
16. The wavelength of a sound wave where the velocity is 300m/sec and frequency is 10,000Hz is ____
17. Waves containing compressions and rarefractions are ____
18. Units for the frequency ____
19. The velocity of sound waves have frequencies 200 Hz and 500 Hz is ___
20. Frequency possessed by each system is called as ____
21. If frequency is ”ν” and wavelength is ”λ” then the velocity of sound v = ____
22. The phenomenon in which if one of the
two bodies of the same natural frequency is set into vibrations, the other body also
vibrates under the influence of the first body is called ____
23. When two waves of equal frequency and amplitude travel in opposite direction _____ are formed.
24. Velocity of sound in vaccume is ____
25. Velocity of sound in air is determined with ____

Social Studies

Name Important Peaks of Himalayas..
3. The vehicles are not supposed to enter the roads where ____ sign boards appear.
4. Don’t stop the cycle without ____.
5. The cyclist is supposed to slowdown his vehicle at ____.
6. The overtaking of any vehicle is to be done from ____ only.
7. For driving of power-driven vehicles, one should have driving ____.
8. The driver of a vehicle should keep his vehicle at three ____ distance from front one.
9. ____ is very dangerous while riding two wheeler.
Answers:
1. Traffic education; 2. Safety cautions; 3. No entry; 4.Signaling; 5.Zebra crossing; 6. Right; 7. Licence; 8. Feet; 9. Applying sudden break

Important Questions
Geography
4 Marks Questions
1. What is a sub-continent? Explain how India can be called as Sub- continent?
2. Describe the importance of the Himalayas?
3. Name the Physiographic units of India and briefly explain their formation?
4. Compare Coastal plains of east and west?
5. Describe the Thornthwaite’s classification of climatic regions in India?
6. Describe mechanism of monsoon in India?
7. Describe the ecological and economic significance of forests?
8. Examine the need for forest development in India?
9. What are the different form of soil erosion and their occurrence in India?
10. What are the main causes of the rapid population growth in India?
11. What are the problems of “population explosion”?
12. What is the need for irrigation development in India?
13. What do you mean by a multipurpose project? Mention its main objectives?
14. Distinguish between major, medium and minor irrigation projects?
15. Explain the important characteristic features of Indian agriculture?
16. What are the problems of Indian agriculture?
17. Describe the importance of agriculture in India?
18. What are the important mineral belts identified in the country?
19. Describe the silent features about the distribution of important minerals?
20. what are the favorable factors for the development of cotton textiles in and around Mumbai and Ahmedabad centers?
21. What are major industrial regions in India?
22. What are the advantages of road transport system?
23. Why the means of transport and communication are called the life lines of country?
24. Name the different types of roads?
25. What are the natural scenic beauties of Srinagar?
26. Describe the important aspects of Delhi city?
27. Give the important advantages of Mumbai to become the largest port in the country?
2 Marks Questions.
1. How many coastal states are there in our country? What are they?
2. What are the extreme places of our land frontiers?
3. What is the geometrical location of India? Where does India rank in area among the countries of the world?
4. Name the countries which share frontiers with India?
5. Name important peaks of the Himalayas?
6. What is meant by”monsoon burst or break”?
7. Give a brief account on major problems of rainfall in India?
8. Distinguish between maritime climate and continental climate with examples?
9. How many seasons are recognized in India? What are they?
10. Briefly explain the major forest types and their distribution in India?
11. Explain the spatial distribution of forest land in India?
12. What is soil erosion? What are the agents of soil erosion?
13. What are the important measures of soil conversation?
14. What are the characteristics of alluvial soil?
15. Describe the significance of soils for economic development of a region.
16. What is density of population? What are the high rural and urban populated areas?
17. Distinguish between perennial and inundation canals?
18. what are the three important regions of hydro-power?
19. What is Green revolution? Explain its objectives?
20. Explain the significance of livestock in country’s economy?
21. Explain the significance of mineral resources of a country?
22. Classify the minerals on the basis of their availability in the country?
23. Why the location of sugar industry is strictly confine to very close vicinity of sugarcane growing area?
24. Important steel plants in the country?
25. Different means of communications?
26. Explain the significance of air transport?
27. Explain historical significance of Hyderabad?
28. Distinguish between a harbor and port?
29. What are the problems faced by the Kolkata port?
30. What is foreign trade? Why it is a must?
31. Who are the important buyers of Indian goods?
1 Marks Questions.
1. How is the name india derived?
2. What is Mac Mohan Line?
3. How many states and Union Territories are in India?
4. What is “pass”?
5. What is “Dun”?
6. What is plain?
7. Name the three major river systems of the Great Plains?
8. What is “Terai”?
9. What is Monsoon?
10. Define “Drought”?
11. What are the two important methods of climatic classification?
12. Name the important forest based industries?
13. What is “sheet erosion”?
14. What do you mean by “Bhangar”?
15. Which is the highest population state in our country?
16. What is intensity of irrigation?
17. Which states are administered with joint for “Bhakra-Nangal Project?
18. Where was Hiracud project located?
19. What is live stock?
20. Name the important crops of commercial agriculture?
21. What are the important geographical conditions required for the growth of “paddy
22. What are the fuel minerals?
23. Name the four atomic minerals?
24. Expand IREDA?
25. Write any two minerals which India has exportable surplus?
26. What is industrial region?
27. Name the raw materials required for iron and steel industry?
28. Expand TISCO.
29. What are the challenges of Indian railways?
30. Where is the Rajiv Gandhi International Airport?
31. Where was Ooty situated?
32. Expand IGNOU.
33. Expand BHEL.
34. What is meant by man-made port?
35. What do you understand by the direction of foreign trade?

Economics
4 Marks Questions
1. What are characterstics of Indian economy during the British period?
2. Distinguish various economic systems?
3. What are the reasons and forms of land tenure which gave rise to unequal Socioeconomic structure in India?
4. Distinguish between less developed and developed economies?
5. What are the factors causing regional inbalances? Explain the indicators of regional disparities?
6. Describe the occupational structure of the Indian economy?
7. Explain the significance of service sector in Indian economy?
8. Explain the relationship between farm size and productivity in Indian agriculture?
9. What are the achievements and failures of planning?

2 Marks Questions
1. What is an organised sector?
2. What is the meaning of the unorganised sector?
3. Role of monsoons in India agriculture?
4. Explain different concepts of inflation?
5. Differentiate involuntary and voluntary unemployment?
6. Explain various programmes launched by government for promotion of employment?
7. What is the role of banking and financial institutions in India?
8. What is the role of public sector in Indian Industrialisation?
9. What is economic planning?
10. What are the general and specific objectives of planning in India?

1 Mark Questions
1. How do you measure income inequalities?
2. What is meant by ‘Earned Income’
3. Define poverty line?
4. Expand the term SFDA?
5. What is the full form of NREP?
6. What do you mean by poverty?
7. Name important problems of afflicting the Indian economy?
8. What do you understand by Human Development Index?
9. What do you mean by FERA?
10. Define Basic industries?
11. Name the types of finance in financial systems?
12. Expand RBI?
13. What was the main objective of third five year plan?
14. Who is the chairman of India Planning Commission?

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NPTEL Courses | NPTEL Courses Syllabus | National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning Courses

NPTEL Courses | NPTEL Courses Syllabus | National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning Courses

NPTEL Courses
Basic Courses (Semesters I & II)
Civil Engineering
Computer Science & Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Electronics & Communication Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Ocean Engineering
Biotechnology
Mining Engineering

Branch	Web	Video
Basic Courses (Sem I & II)	16	17
Civil Engineering	24	19
Computer Science & Engineering	22	19
Electrical Engineering	16	23
Electronics & Communication Engineering	20	22
Mechanical Engineering	27	23
Ocean Engineering		3
Biotechnology		2
Mining		1
Metallurgy		1
Total	125	130

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SBI Recruitment 2011 Clerk Application Forms | SBI Clerk Recruitment 2011 Online Application Forms | State Bank of India Clerk Online Application Form

SBI Recruitment 2011 Clerk Application Forms | SBI Clerk Recruitment 2011 Online Application Forms | State Bank of India Clerk Online Application Forms 2011

State Bank Of India Published the Clerk Recruitment Notification.
SBI Clerk Post Details:
* Last Date Of Online Application – 1st November 2011
* Application Fees- Rs. 250/- for General and OBC (Rs.50/- for SC/ST/PWD/XS)
* Written Test – 16th January 2011
* Pay Scale- Rs.7200-19300/-
* Age Limit- 18-28 Years

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Federal Bank Credit Officers Recruitment Application Forms | Federal Bank Clerk Recruitment Online Application Forms 2011 | Federal Bank Probationary

Federal Bank Credit Officers Recruitment Application Forms | Federal Bank Clerk Recruitment Online Application Forms 2011 | Federal Bank Probationary officers Application Forms 2011 | www.federalbank.co.in

Credit Officers
Graduates with minimum 5 years experience in officers cadre in credit departments at Head Office/Zonal Office Regional Office/large branches of any commercial bank. Salary and scale will be commensurate with experience and qualification.
* First go through the Instructions carefully
Online registration starts on 30-09-2010

Probationary Officers
Graduates in any discipline with minimum 60% marks, born on or after 01.07.1984
* First go through the Instructions carefully
* Download Payment Challan
Online registration starts on 30-09-2010

Clerks
Graduates with minimum 55% marks for science subjects and minimum 50% marks for other streams, born on or after 01.07.1986.
* First go through the Instructions carefully www.federalbank.co.in
* Download Payment Challan
Online registration starts on 30-09-2010

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SIDBI Grade A and B Officers Recruitment Application Forms 2011 | SIDBI Bank Recruitment Online Application Forms | www.sidbi.com

SIDBI Grade A and B Officers Recruitment Application Forms 2011 | SIDBI Bank Recruitment Online Application Forms | www.sidbi.com

RECRUITMENT OF OFFICERS IN GRADES A & B (This Advertisement can also be viewed at www.sidbi.in)

Candidates are advised to apply ONLINE latest by 16.10.2010, through Bank’s web site at www.sidbi.in after carefully going through all the instructions contained in the application and general instructions given in this advertisement. No other means / mode of Application / Printout will be accepted.

Important Dates:

Date of Commencement of Application : 27/09/2010
Date of Closure : 16/10/2010
Start Date for Fee deposit : 27/09/2010
Last Date for Fee deposit : 16/10/2010
Last Date for Reprint : 31/10/2010

How to apply
Eligible candidates are required to apply only ‘ONLINE’ through the Bank’s website www.sidbi.in. No other means/ mode of application will be acceptable. Application should be filled in English only. Before registering their applications on the website, candidates should possess the following, which they would be required to produce/submit at the time of interview:
(i) Two copies of the Challan issued by the SBI Branch where application cum processing fee / postage charges have been deposited in cash. Challan details shall be required to be filled in the Application form. Candidates must ensure that two copies of the Challan issued by SBI Branch must invariably mention – (i) Journal number (7-10 digits) (ii) Branch name (iii) Branch code number and (iv) date of deposit as indicated above.
(ii) A valid e-mail id for filling the application.
In case the candidate is not having a valid e-mail id, he/she can create a new e-mail id. No request for change in e-mail id subsequently shall be entertained under any circumstances. Since e-mail id shall be the focal contact point with the candidate, they are advised to keep the e-mail id valid during the entire recruitment process and track incoming mails.
(iii) Valid proof of Identity such as PAN card / Passport / Voter ID Card/ Driving License/ Permanent Identity Card issued by the present Employer / any other valid proof of identity issued by Central / State Govt. / Local Govt. bodies acceptable to the Bank.
Note: Candidates must keep a copy of the print out of the system generated Application and Challan Receipt for their record and future reference. After close of the ‘ONLINE’ registration gateway, the facility for taking the print out shall be closed.
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
[PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE ON LINE FILLING UP THE APPLICATION FORM]
1. The candidate should apply FOR ONE POST ONLY. Multiple applications shall not be considered. Candidates uploading more than one application for any reason shall be treated as ineligible.
2. The Bank has the right to reject any application / candidature at any stage without assigning any reason and the decision of the Bank shall be final and binding on the candidate.
3. Appointments of selected candidates will be subject to his / her being declared medically fit by Bank Medical Officer, satisfactory report about his / her character and antecedents by the Police Authorities satisfactory report from his / her previous employer and referees, verification of caste / tribe and class certificate (for reserved category candidates only) and completion of all other pre recruitment formalities to the complete satisfaction of the Bank. Further, such appointment shall also be subject to Service and Conduct Rules of the Bank.
4. Printout of the online application form and any other document (in original or copy thereof) SHOULD NOT BE SENT to any office / branch of SIDBI.
5. Before filling in the application form, the candidates must ensure that they fulfill all the eligibility criteria with respect to age, educational qualification, work experience etc. as on September 01, 2010 in respect of the post for which he / she is making the application and that the particulars furnished in the application form are correct in all respects.
6. Candidates are cautioned that they should not furnish any particulars or information that are false, tampered/fabricated or should not suppress any material information while applying on line. In case it is detected at any stage that a candidate does not fulfill any of the eligibility criteria for the post applied for and / or that he / she has furnished any incorrect information or has suppressed any material fact(s), his / her candidature will stand cancelled. If any of these shortcomings is / are detected even after the appointment, his/her services are liable to be terminated.
7. Regarding educational qualification, if grades are awarded instead of marks, candidates should attach a copy of the Conversion Chart of Grade into Numeric value which has been duly attested by the Head of the Department / Institute, in case the same is not indicated / printed in the mark sheet.
8. Decision of the Bank in all matters regarding eligibility of the candidate, the stages at which such scrutiny of eligibility is to be undertaken, the documents to be produced for the purpose of conduct of interview, written test / online test / group discussion (if required) and other matters relating to recruitment will be final and binding on the candidates. No correspondence or personal inquires shall be entertained by the Bank in this regard.
9. The Bank reserves the right to raise the minimum eligibility standard, etc., in order to restrict the number of
candidates in the proposed selection process commensurate with the number of vacancies. No separate communication / notification shall be issued in this regard.
10. The Bank shall not entertain requests from the candidates seeking advice about their eligibility to apply.
11. The Bank does not furnish the mark-sheet of selection process to candidates.
12. Application once made will not be allowed to be withdrawn and the Application cum processing fee / postage charges once paid will NOT BE refunded on any account nor would be held in reserve for any future examination or selection. The Application fee cum processing charges / postage charges shall also NOT BE refunded in case the application is rejected / not considered by SIDBI. No correspondence in this regard shall be entertained.
13. Candidates must ensure to fill up the correct particulars of the fee deposited. Entering false/ incorrect / incomplete information in respect of the Challan for deposit of fee / postage charges in the on-line application would render an application invalid & ineligible and the candidature of such candidates shall stand cancelled.
14. Sufficient copies of the recent passport size colour photograph (without dark glasses) which is pasted on the printed copy of the ‘ON LINE’ call letter, should be retained for subsequent recruitment formalities. Candidates are advised not to change their appearance till the entire recruitment process is over. Failure to produce the same photograph subsequently may lead to disqualification.
15. The candidates shall have to produce “print out” of the system generated application form with a duly affixed photograph along with original certificates in respect of age, educational qualification, experience, caste / tribe / class (for SC/ST/OBC candidates only), identity proof and certificate of disability (for PwD only) at the time of appearing for interview. Further, candidates seeking age
relaxation under ‘Children / Family members of those who died in 1984 riots’ and / or whether ordinarily domiciled in Kashmir Division of the State of J & K during 01-01-1980 to 31-12-1989 shall have to produce necessary certificate issued by the competent authority in this regard at the time of interview. Failure to produce the print out of the system generated application form with photograph affixed
on it along with all the requisite certificates / documents in original for verification of the eligibility and other particulars at the time of interview, shall lead to disqualification of the candidate and he / she shall be barred from the interview.
16. In respect of candidates belonging to SC/ST/OBC category, the Caste /Tribe / Class certificate should have been issued in the prescribed format and by authorities empowered to issue such certificate. The OBC certificate should specifically indicate that the candidate does not belong to Creamy Layer Section excluded from the benefits of reservation for OBCs in Civil Posts and Services under Govt. of India and that the OBC Certificate should not be more than one year old from the date of closure of on line registration gateway.
17. The competent authority for issue of the Certificate to SC/ST/OBC is (i) District Magistrate / Additional Distt. Magistrate / Collector / Deputy Commissioner / Additional Deputy Commissioner / Dy. Collector / First Class Stipendary Magistrate / Sub-Division Magistrate / Taluka Magistrate / Executive Magistrate / Extra Assistant Commissioner (ii) Chief Presidency Magistrate / Additional Chief Presidency Magistrate / Presidency Magistrate (iii) Revenue Officer not below the rank of Tahsildar (iv) Sub Divisional Officer of the area where the candidate and / or his family normally resides.
18. The candidate’s appointment will remain provisional subject to caste / tribe / class certificate being verified through proper channel and verification of testimonials. The candidate’s service will be liable to be terminated forthwith without assigning any reason in case the verification reveals that his / her claim for belonging to SC, ST, OBC (including not belonging to creamy layer), PwD, Ex-Servicemen category (as the case may be) or any of the other testimonials is false. The Bank also reserves its right to take such further action against the candidate, as it may deem proper, for production of false certificate(s) / testimonials.
19. Option for use of Hindi/English will be available for online test / written test (if such tests are required) except for those papers which shall be set in English language only and during group discussion and / or interview. Candidates may note to indicate their choice at appropriate place in the application form.
20. Eligible (unemployed) outstation SC/ST and PwD candidates called for INTERVIEW shall be reimbursed to and fro second-class rail / bus fare by the shortest route on production of evidence of travel i.e. Railway / Bus receipt / ticket. The fare for journey of first 30 Kms each shall be borne by the candidate. However, the fare will not be reimbursed to those candidates who fail to produce the print out of the system generated application form with photograph affixed on it along with all the requisite certificates / documents for verification of the eligibility and other particulars at the time of interview.
21. Selected Candidates, who are already in service of Government / Quasi-Government organizations / Public Sector Banks / Undertakings, must produce a ‘proper relieving letter / discharge certificate in original’ from their present Employer at the time of reporting for duty, failing which they shall not be allowed to report for duty. Therefore, candidates, who are already in service of Government / Quasi-Government
organizations / Public Sector Banks / Undertakings are advised to obtain prior permission / No objection certificate from their present employer before applying in SIDBI, as may be required as per rules / regulations of their present employer in this regard.
22. Only candidates willing to serve anywhere in India may apply.
23. Any request for change of address / e-mail id / change of centre for interview shall not be entertained under any circumstances.
24. The Bank reserves the right to cancel any of the centres and / or add some other centres depending upon the response, administrative feasibility etc. Bank also reserves the right to allot the candidate to any of the centres other than the one he / she has opted for.
25. Any legal proceedings in respect of any matter of claim or dispute arising out of this advertisement and / or an application in response thereto can be instituted only In Lucknow and Courts / Tribunals / Forums at Lucknow only shall have sole and exclusive jurisdiction to try any clause / dispute.
26. In case any dispute arises on account of interpretation in version other than English, the English version of this Advertisement will prevail.
27. The candidate must ensure to keep safely the system generated print out of application form / registration number and password for future use. No requests for re supply of registration number /password shall be entertained.
28. Canvassing in any form will be a disqualification.

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