Axis Bank Teller Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. What is bank. How many types of bank.
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A bank is a financial institution that accepts deposits from the public and creates credit. There are various types of banks including commercial banks, central banks, and investment banks.
• Commercial banks provide services to individuals and businesses, such as savings accounts, loans, and mortgages.

• Central banks regulate the country's monetary policy and issue currency.

• Investment banks help companies raise capital thr...read more
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Q2. About your family details.
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Q3. Have you a bike
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Q4. What are your strength and weakness?
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Q5. Can you work under pressure ?
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30 mins basic aptitude test, no GK

Q1. Give your Introduction
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I am a highly motivated and customer-oriented individual with strong communication and problem-solving skills.
• I have a Bachelor's degree in Finance and have worked in the banking industry for 3 years.

• I am proficient in handling cash transactions, maintaining accurate records, and providing excellent customer service.

• I have experience in identifying fraudulent activities and ensuring compliance with banking regulations.

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Q2. Willingness to work late hours and work in sales
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Yes
• I am willing to work late hours and in sales as required for the position.

• I understand the importance of meeting customer needs and achieving sales targets.

• I have previous experience working in sales and have successfully met sales goals.

• I am flexible with my schedule and can adapt to changing work demands.
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Q3. Selling skills were also asked
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Q4. Knowledge about Insurance products
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Q5. Difference between FD and RD
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FD is a one-time investment with fixed interest rate while RD is a recurring deposit with variable interest rate.
• FD is a lump sum investment with a fixed interest rate for a fixed tenure

• RD is a recurring deposit where a fixed amount is deposited at regular intervals with variable interest rate

• FD is suitable for those who have a lump sum amount to invest

• RD is suitable for those who want to save a fixed amount every mont...read more
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Q1. Share details of your previous job.
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