Hello sir,
Not only for the bank exams, the same rules apply for all the central
govt., jobs. I too oppose those rules. I attempted Vizag steel plant exam in
last month. I came to know about these rules only two days before the exam.
I found it so difficult to find a writer with those rules. especially the
rule that he should possess an aggregate below 60% is so sad.. We can very
hardly find such type of candidates now-a-days.Even though I found one
person on that day but i was really disapponted by him as he was not able to
read the questions clearly and fastly because of which i was unable to
answer many questions which were familiar to me. Otherwise, i would have
answered many questions.
This is a serious issue and has to be solved. I'm really scared of writing
other exams now. Though I'm capable of writing those exams, I may not
perform to my best because of this rule. In that case, the provision of PWD
reservation is of no use.
Please let me know to whom should this matter has to be reported. Sorry for
the late reply. I didnt observe this message.
With Regards,
Mahesh Kumar B
On Fri, Jul 2, 2010 at 6:31 PM, Swasti Mathur <swastimat...@gmail.com>wrote:
> hello sir,
> in my opinion, the eligibility prescribed by banks for a writer are not at
> all justified. these rules serves as a great hinderence in finding a person
> who fulfills all aforesaid conditions. i too have gone through such
> difficulties when ever a bank exam is to be faced, conciquently and
> unfortunately, i missed one or two exams as such persons were not found out.
> the situation becomes too awful.
> i completely supports to oppose the norms provided by banks for a writer.
> some of my acquentences had also beared these predicaments while there quest
> for a scribe.
> regards
> Swasti
>
> gautam wrote:
>
>> Dear swasti,
>>
>> Thanks a lot for responding my quires in regard with facility of writer in
>> bank exams. Actually some people from Karnataka have approached me to
>> address the issue of relaxation in eligibility condition for writer for
>> not
>> having more tahn 60% marks in last exam. According to them because of
>> this
>> condition it is difficult to get eligible writer in time. Here I would
>> like
>> to know what are the experiences and thoughts of the people in all other
>> states in this regard.
>> With regards,
>>
>> Gautam Agarwal.
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in
>> [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of Swasti
>> Mathur
>> Sent: 29 June 2010 17:41
>> To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
>> Subject: Re: [AI] Quarries about writer in Bank exams
>>
>> hello sir,
>> rules for a writer in bank exams are as follows.
>> the scribe is to be arranged by the candidate itself. bank does not
>> provide any such facility.
>> the qualification of writer must be one grade less than the required
>> qualification for the post. for example, required qualification for the post
>> of clerk is 10 + 2, than writer should be of 10 + 1 or less. but not
>> equevilant to 10 + 2.
>> percentage of scribe in last passed exam in any case should not be more
>> than 60%.
>> probabely, all banks have same eligibility criteria for scribe. it does
>> not vary from bank to bank.
>> every state has same rules regarding writer. while filling form you have
>> to specify in the form whether you need a scribe or not.
>> hope everything is clear.
>> gautam wrote:
>>
>>
>>> Hello friends,
>>>
>>> Would anyone respond my quarries pertaining to the provision of writer
>>> for
>>> v.i. Examinees in bank exams which include following
>>>
>>> 1. If the writer is provided by bank? Or the examinee has to
>>> arrange his/ her own.
>>>
>>> 2. What are the eligibility conditions for writer?
>>>
>>> 3. If these rules equally apply in all bank exams or vary from
>>>
>>>
>> bank
>>
>>
>>> to bank?
>>>
>>>
>>> 4. If the rules may vary from state to state even in same bank?
>>>
>>> 5. Some one has told me that one of the conditions is that the
>>>
>>>
>> marks
>>
>>
>>> of the writer in last passed exam should be less than 60 p.c. Is this
>>>
>>>
>> true?
>>
>>>
>>> 6. Does this condition not cause inconvenience to get a
>>> suitable writer?
>>>
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance.
>>>
>>>
>>> With due regard,
>>>
>>>
>>> Gautam agarwal.
>>>
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