[QUOTE=liberation;866252]Can you mention the names of theses books ?[/QUOTE]

Practice and Law of Banking in Pakistan By Dr. Asrar H. Siddique

[QUOTE=Mkhan dahani;864922]Any authentic source? If it is so, then it is motivation. As a cashier job in state bank, Rs30000 salary is less suitable. 49000 rupees somehow moderate salary.[/QUOTE]

I don't know where you have been living your whole life. This is Pakistan and 49,000 is in no way a moderate salary for starting a cashier job. Look around you at others working in banks.

[QUOTE=urMohid;866440]I don't know where you have been living your whole life. This is Pakistan and 49,000 is in no way a moderate salary for starting a cashier job. Look around you at others working in banks.[/QUOTE]

Do you think it is a low salary ?

[QUOTE=Tehseen Baber;866241]Also try to call their helpline to quicken the process.

Failure is the ladder to success[/QUOTE]
Still i haven't got any reply from ibp, but as they have mentioned in the add that slips will be dispatched to one's postal address so i m waitng for it; hopefully i will get that.
There will objective type test or written test?

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[QUOTE=Scorp2;866522]Still i haven't got any reply from ibp, but as they have mentioned in the add that slips will be dispatched to one's postal address so i m waitng for it; hopefully i will get that.
There will objective type test or written test?

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The IBP might reply you tomorrow as the offices will be opened from tomorrow & if they don't then wait for the admit card (hard copy) which will be dispatched by tomorrow (mentioned in IBP webpage). Last, test will comprises of MCQ's as they have shared the sample paper in the IBP website which predicts that there will be objective test.

[QUOTE=urMohid;866440]I don't know where you have been living your whole life. This is Pakistan and 49,000 is in no way a moderate salary for starting a cashier job. Look around you at others working in banks.[/QUOTE]
Dear be calm and cool, It is OG-1 cashier job. I think you are dreaming for OG-2 in state bank. Looking around at others working banks as a cashier(OG-3)
,there is salary round about Rs18000-25000 for cashier job. And another thing OG-1 is a junior rank in state bank, so compared to others banks Rs49000 is moderate salary for cashier job.

IBP has uploaded both lists of eligible and in-eligible candidates for test.
[url]http://ibp.org.pk/sbp-bsc.aspx[/url]

[QUOTE=urMohid;866440]I don't know where you have been living your whole life. This is Pakistan and 49,000 is in no way a moderate salary for starting a cashier job. Look around you at others working in banks.[/QUOTE]
I think you are unaware of salary packages of SBP, it is the one of the institution which pays good as compared to other commercial banks. Even a driver of SBP has more salary then a cashier of commercial banks. If still confused visit SBP and you can ask their salaries.

1,144 candidates qualified for the test from Karachi,,,

Pretty tough competition this will be :snor

[QUOTE=adnanali999;866662]1,144 candidates qualified for the test from Karachi,,,

Pretty tough competition this will be :snor[/QUOTE]

Could you please tell me how many seats are for OG-1 for Sindh.
Will they allocate seats city-wise or Urban and rural wise..
From Hyderabad only 633 candidates are eligible for test..

[QUOTE=Mkhan dahani;864922]Any authentic source? If it is so, then it is motivation. As a cashier job in state bank, Rs30000 salary is less suitable. 49000 rupees somehow moderate salary.[/QUOTE]

No other govt/autonomous org offering Rs. 49,000/- to OG1s (BPS-16) at entry level in Pakistan. You are the lucky one if you are selected in this organization. At least your financial position will touch the heights! I must say it is not a moderate salary but an extra ordinary salary!

Ask some people who got selected in other govt organizations for BPS 17 scales jobs, I'm 100% sure their Initial salary is not more than Rs. 50,000 even some organizations offering Rs. 45,000 to Masters degree holders.

Secondly, this is not a cashier job. Don't compare OG1 of SBP with OG3 of commercial banks who are real cashiers. OG1 may be placed in any department of the bank including Cash Department but SBP's cash department working is not like Commerical Banks' cash side working. It's more than enough for BA/BSC/BCOM guys to be hired at Rs. 49,000 regardless of their departmental placement in the bank. You all should be very happy that you are hired on pure merit on this qualification with wonderful monetary Package which is more than a blessing in a country like Pakistan.

Wish you all the best for the bright future in this org!

[QUOTE=sharp mind;866668]Could you please tell me how many seats are for OG-1 for Sindh.
Will they allocate seats city-wise or Urban and rural wise..
From Hyderabad only 633 candidates are eligible for test..[/QUOTE]

Test Centers are allocated according to the choice given in the form/given postal address. It's not like if your center is Karachi then you must be competing with the Karachi people. Your final selection depends on the regional quota. Means if your domicile is of Urban Sindh, you must be competing with all those people belonging to urban Sindh as per their domicile.

[QUOTE=Tehseen Baber;866650]I think you are unaware of salary packages of SBP, it is the one of the institution which pays good as compared to other commercial banks. Even a driver of SBP has more salary then a cashier of commercial banks. If still confused visit SBP and you can ask their salaries.[/QUOTE]

Agreed. Even a messenger/Peon of SBP comes on Cultus/Coure :p

[QUOTE=abbasimansoorlatif;865598]Dear members, plz. share your strategies to tackle G.K section of OG1 test? GK consists of current economic affairs, banking and Economy of Pakistan. Plz, share which areas should be covered and which topics fall under these subjects? which terms and definitions should be studied and where from we can get this material? working officers of sbp are appreciated if they guide us in this hectic part of the test. Eerie Silence and others...[/QUOTE]

Cover following topics:

1. Basic Terms of Economics/Finance i.e real interest rate/nominal interest rate/operating cycle/business cycle/CAPM etc

2. Basic Terms of Introduction to business: About Company, proprietorship & Partnership

3. Basic Terms of Money & Banking: Negotiable instruments i.e bill of exchange/types of cheques etc

4. Basic Terms of Money & Capital Markets: Long Term & Short Term Securities/discounting/short selling/forward contracts etc

5. Just go through the Economic Survey of Pakistan 2014-2015 and concetrate on balance of payments chapter and growth chapters in it. You can view it from ministry of finance web or sbp's site.


You can cover Point 1 to 4 from google or specific books available in the market.

[QUOTE=naheed Akhtar;865097]Salary for the post of OG-1 has been increased to 49k now.

in og-1 test, GK portion use to be the toughest one and you will hardly find gk questions in this portion :))
this portion comprises mostly banking/finance and eco. terms and a few question of current affairs.

you should go through economic survey of Pakistan and do memorize some key figures/terms/investment projects/policies/reforms.
I remember some questions from following topics:

agricultural reforms (of any particular year)
definition of money laundering
CPI
questions related to GDP/inflation/also related to banking frauds I guess

Best of Luck :)[/QUOTE]

"in og-1 test, GK portion use to be the toughest one and you will hardly find gk questions in this portion" You are right. It's rather a Subject portion (Economics & Finance) than GK portion

Economic survey of Pakistan is hardly helpful for this portion. Mostly Economics & Finance Terms are tested in this portion.

[QUOTE=staric;866707]"in og-1 test, GK portion use to be the toughest one and you will hardly find gk questions in this portion" You are right. It's rather a Subject portion (Economics & Finance) than GK portion

Economic survey of Pakistan is hardly helpful for this portion. Mostly Economics & Finance Terms are tested in this portion.[/QUOTE]

Where one can find book on internet about such stuff ?

helpful links for sbp og 1
 

Please check the links for help

[url]http://epaper.brecorder.com/[/url]
[url]http://www.finance.gov.pk/budget/Budget_in_Brief_2015_16.pdf[/url]
[url]http://www.thefinancialdaily.com/Epaper/epub.aspx[/url]
[url]http://www.sbp.org.pk/departments/stats/NDSP.htm[/url]
[url]http://www.tradingeconomics.com/pakistan/indicators[/url]

Anyone who recieved his slip by post?

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yes i have received the slip today . My test center is larkana Zsabist

Yes today, i received my admit card.

I haven't yet, i am also from larkana :(

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[QUOTE=Scorp2;867323]I haven't yet, i am also from larkana :(

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You will be received by Tomorrow :) Do not worry

Today, Hyderabad candidates received their admit cards..
I am from Hyderabad.

Yes i have received my Admit card:))

Received Admit Card just an hour before, me from dadu, test centre is hyderabad.

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Received the Admit Card
 

I have received the message and the admit card today.

Anyone else who recieved slip in larkana?

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I didn't receive slip yet .. Anyone from mirpurkhas district ?

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[QUOTE=Tehseen Baber;867446]I have received the message and the admit card today.[/QUOTE]

through which service?

[QUOTE=Scorp2;867641]Anyone else who recieved slip in larkana?

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Did not you receive message from IBP..

[QUOTE=faixal;867661]through which service?[/QUOTE]
Tcs

Failure is the ladder to success

[QUOTE=sharp mind;867667]Did not you receive message from IBP..[/QUOTE]
Yes yesterday on Mobile i received the message that slip has been dispatched through courier,but i still didn't receive that.
And ibp is not responding my mail, i haven't got my slip via mail also :(

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I tried to call them on given helpline number but no answer,call dropped ...

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[QUOTE=Scorp2;867692]Yes yesterday on Mobile i received the message that slip has been dispatched through courier,but i still didn't receive that.
And ibp is not responding my mail, i haven't got my slip via mail also :(

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You will receive your letter Inshallah. But, if not then call to IBP, they would attend your call.

[QUOTE=Scorp2;867720]I tried to call them on given helpline number but no answer,call dropped ...

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Those who received letters are from major cities, as you mentioned larkana so it might get time. May be tomorrow or day after tomorrow. For safety, call them tomorrow morning during the office timings.

I had received letter .. from larkana

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i have received an email of admit card , but a script letter by post yet .... So should i print out the mail ?

[QUOTE=liberation;867778]i have received an email of admit card , but a script letter by post yet .... So should i print out the mail ?[/QUOTE]
Yes u can

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[QUOTE=sibghatt;867769]I had received letter .. from larkana

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Sibghat , hows your preparation ? if you have nay stuff regarding test kindly update on this thread or do email to me at my email address mentioned in the profile.

[QUOTE=liberation;867780]Sibghat , hows your preparation ? if you have nay stuff regarding test kindly update on this thread or do email to me at my email address mentioned in the profile.[/QUOTE]
There's a group at facebook 'Sbp preparation batch 3 ' join it you will find a lot of stuff there .
Previous batch join krain

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I could not find this page on fab please guide

Search " SBP-BSC OG-1 Officer Batch lll "

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No any answer on given helpline number and mail address, no soft copy via email also; i only have eligible candidates list in which my cnic roll number and test center is mentioned.
Is there any hope left to appear in the test? :(

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Take out print of that page which has your name in it, well you may receive you admit card by tomorrow

[QUOTE=Scorp2;868077]No any answer on given helpline number and mail address, no soft copy via email also; i only have eligible candidates list in which my cnic roll number and test center is mentioned.
Is there any hope left to appear in the test? :(

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Yes definitely, you can print out that page and can show there. Don't worry.

If someone has aggregated material for the test , kindly post it here for the revision.

Test Material
 

[QUOTE=liberation;868148]If someone has aggregated material for the test , kindly post it here for the revision.[/QUOTE]

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● Taiwan - NDE : Capital - Taipei; President - Ma Ying-Jeou
● Tajikistan : Capital - Dushanbe; President - Emomali Rahmon; Prime Minister - Qohir Rasulzoda
● Tanzania : Capital - Dodoma; President - Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete; Prime Minister - Mizengo Kayanza Peter Pinda
● Thailand : Capital - Bangkok; King-Phumiphon Adunyadet
● Timor-East : Capital - Dili; President - Taur Matan Ruak; Prime Minister - Rui Maria de Araújo
●Togo : Capital - Lomé; President - Faure Gnassingbe; Prime Minister - Komi Sélom Klassou
● Tonga : Capital - NukuʻAlofa; King-Tupou VI; Prime Minister - Akilisi Pohiva
● Trinidad and Tobago : Capital - Port of Spain; President - Anthony Thomas Aquinas Carmona; Prime Minister - Kamla Persad-Bissessar
● Tunisia : Capital - Tunis; President - Beji Caid Essebsi; Prime Minister - Habib Essid
● Turkey : Capital - Ankara; President - Recep Tayyip Erdoğan; Prime Minister - Ahmet Davutoğlu
● Turkmenistan : Capital - Ashgabat; President - Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedow
● Tuvalu : Capital - Funafuti; Governor General-Iakoba Italeli; Prime Minister - Enele Sopoaga
● Uganda : Capital - Kampala; President -Yoweri Kaguta Museveni; Prime Minister - Ruhakana Rugunda
● Ukraine : Capital - Kiev; President - Petro Poroshenko; Prime Minister - Arseniy Yatsenyuk
● United Arab Emirates : Capital - Abu Dhabi; President - Khalifa Bin Zayid Al Nuhayyan; Prime Minister - Muhammad Bin Rashid Al Maktum
● United States of America : Capital - Washington, D.C., President - Barack Obama
● United Kingdom : Capital - London; Queen-Elizabeth II; Prime Minister - David William Donald Cameron
● Uruguay : Capital - Montevideo; President - Tabaré Vázquez
● Uzbekistan : Capital - Tashkent; President - Islom Karimov; Prime Minister - Shavkat Mirziyoyev
● Vanuatu : Capital - Port Vila; President - Baldwin Lonsdale; Prime Minister - Sato Kilman
● Venezuela : Capital - Caracas; President - Nicolas Maduro Moros
● Vietnam : Capital - Hanoi; President - Truong Tan Sang; Prime Minister - Nguyen Tan Dung
● Yemen : Capital - Sana'a; President - Fd. Mar. Abd Rabuh Mansur Hadi; Prime Minister - Khaled Bahah (Acting)
● Zambia : Capital - Lusaka; President - Edgar Lungu
● Zimbabwe : Capital - Harare; President - Robert Gabriel Mugabe