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HunainaMalik · #**231** Sunday, November 02, 2014

Siachen wale ka correct answer kia ha? I selected Sea La

umair.ali · #**232** Sunday, November 02, 2014

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Originally Posted by HunainaMalik

Siachen wale ka correct answer kia ha? I selected Sea La

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siachen_conflict

Here it rules out 3 but does not mention the fourth one. According to this all 3 are held by India. What were the choices by the way? I wrote Bilafond La

Haroon Ravian · #**233** Sunday, November 02, 2014

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Originally Posted by HunainaMalik

Siachen wale ka correct answer kia ha? I selected Sea La

you are right. Its not sea la; it was sia la... Here is a link:
https://www.google.com.pk/#q=sia+la

umair.ali · #**234** Sunday, November 02, 2014

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Originally Posted by Haroon Ravian

you are right. Its not sea la; it was sia la... Here is a link:
https://www.google.com.pk/#q=sia+la

On this same link:

''Sia La, as well as nearby passes Bilafond La and Gyong La, saw military action starting in 1984 during Operation Meghdoot, the first military action of the Siachen conflict, itself being part of larger conflict, the Kashmir conflict.[2] All three passes are currently held by India; Pakistan controls areas just to the west.''

Bhai, please read the page full before posting :p

Haroon Ravian · #**235** Sunday, November 02, 2014

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Originally Posted by nooral

indai ka Pakistan n Nepal se water conflict chal rha han, bhae

India has water conflicts with Pakistan, Bangladesh and Nepal. They resolved many issues concerning water territory with water Bangladesh during last week..

Haroon Ravian · #**236** Sunday, November 02, 2014

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Originally Posted by umair.ali

On this same link:

''Sia La, as well as nearby passes Bilafond La and Gyong La, saw military action starting in 1984 during Operation Meghdoot, the first military action of the Siachen conflict, itself being part of larger conflict, the Kashmir conflict.[2] All three passes are currently held by India; Pakistan controls areas just to the west.''

Bhai, please read the page full before posting :p

I have read it. You have to keep the full perspective in mind before reading some information. Actually this part of Glacier belongs to Pakistan as per the Simla agreement. These areas fall in line of control which is itself a disputed subject. Yes, after Kargil, India has the control over major part of Siachen and they have key height posts but this part of Glacier i.e. Sia La belongs to Pakistan as per the agreement. If you read about the determination of line of control agreements, you will have a clearer idea of this..

rkumar · #**237** Sunday, November 02, 2014

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Originally Posted by usmanuzi

If you were above the required level,dude you shouldhave gone to authorities. Pulling your hairs here aint gonna help. I didnt say you were dumb and blind but feel free if the shoe fits.im only responcible for what i say,not what you make out of it

You need to work on "Inference" and "Comprehension" skills.

umair.ali · #**238** Sunday, November 02, 2014

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Originally Posted by Haroon Ravian

I have read it. You have to keep the full perspective in mind before reading some information. Actually this part of Glacier belongs to Pakistan as per the Simla agreement. These areas fall in line of control which is itself a disputed subject. Yes, after Kargil, India has the control over major part of Siachen and they have key height posts but this part of Glacier i.e. Sia La belongs to Pakistan as per the agreement. If you read about the determination of line of control agreements, you will have a clearer idea of this..

But the question asked which Pass does Pakistan hold not which Pass should be in hold of Pakistan. The 4th one, non famous one, was the right answer. And by the way Kargil war was never fought near Siachin posts. There was no change there in Siachin borders. India basically occupied all 3 posts in 1980s. If you do not know something definitely, please refrain from misleading others, a humble request.

rkumar · #**239** Sunday, November 02, 2014

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Originally Posted by umair.ali

I appeared in SBP test in 2012. Do not remember if it was SBOTS one or YPIP one. I scored 77. The overall cut off was set at 75 with 65% cut off for individual sections. Could not make the General Knowledge/ IQ/ Information section by 2 marks. Do not know if it was SBOTS that's why cut off was higher or it just varies every year. Because I read earlier in this same thread that last year in 2013 cut off was 65% overall and 50% section wise.

Can somebody confirm. And what about the interview? What do they generally ask?

Second, do they give any weightage to degrees qualifications percentages etc. or not?

- Cut-off has been and will be 50% in each sections as I earlier mentioned but scoring more than aggregate than your competitors makes one stand out from the crowd and fight for the spot.

- Group Discussion is about synergistic team-work. Everyone in the group gets a chance to speak and make input, bear in mind commercial acumen PLUS speaking skills plays key part here. No matter what education background one has, if one wants to work in a Central Bank then one should know what is happening in global and domestic banking, corporate and related sectors.

- High scores in the academic do not make one a special case in the GD, only what you know of the subject in hand when asked makes you special.

Haroon Ravian · #**240** Sunday, November 02, 2014

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Originally Posted by umair.ali

But the question asked which Pass does Pakistan hold not which Pass should be in hold of Pakistan. The 4th one, non famous one, was the right answer. And by the way Kargil war was never fought near Siachin posts. There was no change there in Siachin borders. India basically occupied all 3 posts in 1980s. If you do not know something definitely, please refrain from misleading others, a humble request.

I am not misleading anyone. This is a forum and everyone has a right to share his knowledge here. It attracts debate which in turn improves the knowledge of people. Secondly, After the death of many soldiers in Siachin area, both countries were negotiating to evacuate the posts. when Kargil happened, Indians not only occupied their territory in Kargil but retained these passes, which these forces were negotiating to evacuate. I would like to know the non famous pass that is occupied by Pakistan to improve my knowledge?

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