To give you a context I work in a government PSU, For ordinary eyes, it's a stable job ,work is demanding it includes sunday as well. But husband of my colleagues also work in PSU Maharatna. He get really good benefits and company praise their work while my organization mistreat us and even threaten us with SCNs.
I've been working as scale 1 officer at one of the big PSBs for two years now. Have already cleared JAIIB & CAIIB. I already have an MBA in finance but I feel my learning and skill development has stopped for a while.
I want to continue my studies further. What all the degrees/courses that you're pursuing or plan to pursue along with your banking career?
She is almost 30 , we came in general category.. She is preparing for it for 9 years now.. My dad even stops sending her money she lives all by herself now.. She still prepare and she thinks she has a chance of selection in govt banks.. Idk what to think and say to her.. She is quite stubborn.. She got good grades.. She tells that most of the time she missed it by 1-2 marks and even if she passed she was not selected in the interview. She has now 1 yr left I think after that she cannot give these exams.. And my father is frustrated with her.. She also lives in stress.. She thinks she can this time.. Can u all give me suggestions on this..
I’m 33 and have been working in a PSU bank for 10+ years. I’m seriously thinking about a career transition, but haven’t figured out the exact direction yet.
My educational background gives me an option to explore IT/technology-related roles, but I’m not looking at pure technical or coding-heavy work. I’m more interested in areas where technology, banking, risk, compliance, audit, vigilance or governance come together.
For those who have made a transition after 10+ years in banking.
How did you figure out your next direction? What skills or certifications actually helped?
I applied for family pension loan recently.
Today I got call from bank that loan is sanctioned, but the person on call telling me that they will deduct 21,000 amount under health insurance.
The amount sanctioned is 4,87,000.
I told them that, I don't need any health insurance, but the person telling me that it is mandatory.
Is it really mandatory? I don't think so.
Recently same incident happened, I went to bank for opening bank account, without my permission they tried take 1000 as insurance, when I asked them, they told me it's insurance but I refused. Then the person told me to talk to the manager.
The manager tried very hard to convince me to take the insurance but I didn't.
What should I do now? I'm going tomorrow morning.
I'm currently working as an RRB Clerk in Rajasthan and wanted to ask those who are already serving or have previously served in any Rajasthan RRB.
I have some contacts who can help with the transfer, so getting approval isn't my main concern. I just want to know the official process for applying.
I've heard that it's possible to apply for a transfer after completing around 2 months of service. Is this actually true?
If yes, could you please share:
- How do I officially apply for the transfer?
- Is there any prescribed application format or procedure?
- After completing 2 months, can I submit the request directly through my branch?
I'd really appreciate responses only from current or former Rajasthan RRB employees who have firsthand experience.
Thanks in advance! 🙏