Grameen Foundation Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Who all are in your family ? What do they do? Are you ok to fundraiser is corporates? Do you have experience in fundraising? Which NGOs have you worked in? What did you do in your previous job?
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Q2. What is your previous salary?
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Q1. What are your hobbies
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The timing of aptitude test is 1 hour and subjects are reasoning, math, english, computer related.

Second round is english written test for english efficiency for 10 marks. I has to write a application to collector for some govt. data requirement.

Group discussion topic was the subsidy given to whom or by. Its 30 min process and 8 participaints was the participated to GD round.

Q1. Typing speed. Excel expertise and other softwere knowledge
Ans. Typing speed was 25 per min. and exp
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There is accuracy check 2 test given for 3-3 min.

Q1. About my self. Last work experience. Educational background. Salary expectation.
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Q1. All questions are related to my work experience
Ans. I have also worked with children and youths groups.
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Q1. What are the new TDS rule ?
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The new TDS rules refer to changes in tax deducted at source regulations.
• The new TDS rules include higher TDS rates on non-filers of income tax returns.

• There are changes in TDS rates for interest income, rental income, and other payments.

• The new rules also introduce TDS on e-commerce transactions above a certain threshold.

• The TDS rules aim to increase tax compliance and prevent tax evasion.
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Q2. What are new FCRA Act implementation?
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The new FCRA Act implementation refers to the recent updates and changes made to the Fair Credit Reporting Act.
• The new FCRA Act implementation includes stricter regulations on credit reporting agencies to ensure accuracy of credit reports.

• It also provides consumers with more rights and protections when it comes to their credit information.

• One example of a new provision is the requirement for free credit reports to be p...read more
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Q3. What you will do if you forget to deduct TDS?
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If I forget to deduct TDS, I will rectify the mistake immediately by deducting the TDS from the next payment and inform the relevant authorities.
• Immediately deduct the TDS from the next payment

• Inform the relevant authorities about the mistake

• Ensure proper documentation of the error and correction

• Take steps to prevent such errors in the future
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Q1. Your two weakness and two strength
Ans. Add two weakness & two strength
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Nothing nothing just nothing nothing I’m not doing anything I’m not doing it for

Q1. The first thing that I would do would make a big deal out to the community about it and I could
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Q2. The new rules write down the cost to each of these countries in wupyw
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The new rules require cost allocation to each country in wupyw.
• The new rules mandate cost allocation to each country in wupyw

• Wupyw is the currency used for cost allocation

• Costs need to be allocated based on the country's share of the project or activity
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Q3. The new rules will allow companies that are in need to pay more to get their own computers to work
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Q1. What is your fieldwork, Aksed about SHG, child education and malnutrition
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Q1. What is manual scavenging
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Manual scavenging is the practice of manually cleaning, carrying, disposing or handling in any manner, human excreta.
• Manual scavenging is a caste-based occupation in India

• It is a violation of human rights and is illegal in India

• It is a dangerous and degrading practice that exposes workers to diseases and health hazards

• It is often done without proper protective gear or equipment

• Examples include cleaning of dry latrines,
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Q2. Is there any policy for manual scavengers,
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Yes, there is a policy for manual scavengers.
• The Prohibition of Employment as Manual Scavengers and their Rehabilitation Act, 2013 prohibits manual scavenging and provides for rehabilitation of manual scavengers.

• The act also provides for the identification, survey, and rehabilitation of manual scavengers.

• The government has launched various schemes for the rehabilitation of manual scavengers, such as the Self Employment...read more
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Q3. What is the solution on eradicating manual scavenging
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The solution to eradicating manual scavenging involves a multi-pronged approach.
• Implementing strict laws and regulations against manual scavenging

• Providing alternative employment opportunities and skill development programs for manual scavengers

• Investing in technology and equipment for mechanized cleaning of sewage and septic tanks

• Creating awareness and sensitization programs to change societal attitudes towards manual...read more
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