Nainital Bank PO flashcards
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- Syllogism validity test
- A conclusion follows only if it is true in every possible Venn diagram of the premises. A single arrangement making it false is enough to reject it.
- Circular arrangement facing centre
- When people face the centre of a circle, a person's left is clockwise and right is anticlockwise. Reverse these directions when the group faces outward.
- Row total from ranks
- In a single row, total number of persons equals rank from left plus rank from right minus one. Use it to find missing ranks quickly.
- Blood relation 'only son'
- 'Only son of my grandfather' refers to the speaker's father if the speaker has no paternal uncle, or to the speaker himself if male and no brothers exist.
- Either-or inequality condition
- Two conclusions form an either-or pair when their subjects and predicates match and the pair is complementary, such as A ≥ B and A < B, with no definite relation given.
- Letter position sums
- Assign A=1 to Z=26. Coding questions often use position sums, reversals (A↔Z), or fixed shifts; test the simplest shift before complex rules.
- Direction displacement formula
- After a series of moves, net displacement equals the square root of the sum of squared net east-west and north-south distances, giving straight-line distance.
- Data sufficiency standard
- A statement is sufficient only when it produces one unique value. If it allows two or more answers, mark it insufficient even if it looks helpful.
- Subject-verb agreement with 'one of'
- 'One of the boys is present' is correct: the verb agrees with 'one', not the plural noun after 'of'. The same applies to 'each of' and 'every one of'.
- Article before vowel sounds
- Use 'an' before a vowel sound, not a vowel letter: an hour, an MBA, an honest man. Use 'a' before consonant sounds: a university, a European.
- Since versus for
- 'Since' precedes a point in time (since 2019), while 'for' precedes a duration (for five years). Both pair with perfect tenses, usually present perfect.
- Preposition error traps
- Correct forms are 'discuss' (no about), 'married to', 'senior to', 'prefer to', and 'comprise' (no of). These are frequent error-spotting answers.
- Para jumble opening clue
- The first sentence usually introduces a noun without pronouns or connectors like 'however' or 'therefore'. Sentences with 'this' or 'it' rarely open a paragraph.
- Cloze test approach
- Read the whole passage first to fix the theme, then select options that satisfy grammar, collocation, and meaning together. Eliminate options breaking preposition or tense rules.
- Idiom: bolt from the blue
- A completely unexpected event, usually shocking or unwelcome. It refers to lightning from a clear sky, meaning sudden surprise without warning.
- Reading comprehension extreme options
- Options with absolute words such as always, never, only, or must are usually wrong unless the passage states them literally. Prefer qualified, passage-supported options.
- Successive percentage change
- Net change for successive changes a% and b% equals a + b + ab/100. A 20% rise then 20% fall gives a net 4% decrease.
- Equal profit and loss percent
- If two articles sell at the same price, one at x% profit and the other at x% loss, the seller always loses (x/10)² percent overall.
- CI minus SI for two years
- For two years, compound interest exceeds simple interest by P(R/100)², where P is principal and R the annual rate. Use it for direct difference questions.
- Train crossing a platform
- Time to cross a platform equals train length plus platform length, divided by train speed. Convert km/h to m/s by multiplying by 5/18.
- Boat and stream formulas
- Boat speed in still water equals half the sum of downstream and upstream speeds. Stream speed equals half their difference.
- Work together in days
- If A finishes in x days and B in y days, together they take xy/(x + y) days. Use LCM of x and y as total work units for efficiency problems.
- Average after adding a value
- New average equals old sum plus the new value, divided by n + 1. Adding k to every item raises the average by exactly k.
- Combination formula nCr
- Number of ways to choose r items from n distinct items, order ignored, equals n!/[r!(n − r)!]. Use nPr when order matters.
- Sphere and cylinder volume
- Volume of a sphere is (4/3)πr³ and of a cylinder is πr²h. Total surface area of a cube is 6a², where a is the side.
- Repo rate meaning
- The rate at which the Reserve Bank of India lends short-term funds to commercial banks against government securities. Raising repo tightens liquidity and curbs inflation.
- CRR versus SLR
- CRR is the cash share of net demand and time liabilities kept with RBI, earning no interest. SLR is held in approved securities and liquid assets.
- Priority sector lending target
- Domestic scheduled commercial banks must lend 40% of adjusted net bank credit to priority sectors, including 18% to agriculture and 7.5% to micro enterprises.
- DICGC deposit cover
- Deposit Insurance and Credit Guarantee Corporation insures deposits up to ₹5 lakh per depositor per bank, covering principal and interest, across commercial and cooperative banks.
- Nainital Bank profile
- A scheduled commercial bank founded in 1922 and headquartered in Nainital, Uttarakhand. It operates as a subsidiary of Bank of Baroda.
- Basel III capital ratios
- Minimum Common Equity Tier 1 is 4.5% of risk-weighted assets, Tier 1 is 6%, and total capital adequacy is 8%, plus conservation buffers.
- Cheque validity period
- Under the Negotiable Instruments Act 1881, a cheque is payable within three months from its date. Banks may set shorter internal limits for certain cheque types.
- Financial sector regulators
- SEBI regulates securities markets, IRDAI regulates insurance, PFRDA regulates pensions, and NABARD is the apex bank for agriculture and rural development finance.