RBSE Sec Voc Banking, Financial Services and Insurance case studies
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RBSE Senior Secondary Vocational - Banking, Financial Services and Insurance (commonly listed as BFSI, mapped to NSQF Level 3) is a vocational elective that Class 11 and 12 students in Rajasthan Board schools can take alongside or in place of a conventional elective. It suits students who want a board-recognised senior secondary certificate together with a demonstrable entry-level skill set for branch operations, business-correspondent and microfinance work, insurance agency, or back-office and BPO roles - and a head start for B.Com, BBA, CA Foundation or agent licensing. The RBSE Sec Voc Banking, Financial Services and Insurance case studies are 5 cases and about 4,165 words.
1Six Days, Six Depositors, One Introducer
At a district cooperative bank's semi-urban branch, the manager is under pressure to add ₹1 crore in deposits before the quarter closes. Eleven days ago the branch opened a savings account for Mohan, a man in his thirties who declared his occupation as daily-wage labourer and his annual income as ₹1.8 lakh.
830 words, about 4 min2The Refund That Was a Collect Request
At 9:42 pm a 24-year-old MBA student receives a call from a person claiming to be from the state electricity board. He says a refund of ₹1,950 is pending and asks her to 'approve the request on your UPI app to receive it'.
820 words, about 4 min3The Garnishee Order and the Joint Fixed Deposit
At a public sector bank branch, Mr. S, who runs a small hardware business, has a savings account with ₹2.10 lakh at 10:00 am, a fixed deposit of ₹5 lakh held jointly with his wife under an either-or-survivor mandate, and a car loan of ₹1.80 lakh with the same branch on which the EMI is current.
862 words, about 4 min4Ported Policy, Fresh Waiting Period
K, 54, has held a health policy with Insurer A since March 2019. In 2021 she was diagnosed with hypothyroidism and in 2022 with hypertension; both were disclosed, and the policy ran continuously with premiums paid on time.
816 words, about 4 min5The Fixed Deposit That Was a ULIP
R, 68, a retired schoolteacher, comes to a bank branch to reinvest ₹12 lakh from a maturing fixed deposit. The relationship manager, who holds a corporate agency licence for the bank's insurance partner, recommends a 'special senior citizen plan' that he describes as 'as safe as an FD, with a guaranteed 9% return and life cover', and says she can withdraw after one year.
837 words, about 4 min