South Indian Bank Assistant Manager Interview Questions and Answers

Considering ourself as a information security analyst

Q1. What is your last annual income,
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Q2. Why you want to leave previous organisation
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Q3. Career Growth and learning new technologies
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Q4. What made you to join kvb
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Q5. KVB is being an private bank with good customer service
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Q6. Wil you be satisfied with the current job role and salary pack
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Q7. Yes information security is know profession and I am interested to be in that team
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Credit monitoring,SMA,NPA,sales,marketing,business growth

Q1. Place of posting,language skills,salary negotiation,willing to work in any shift
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Q2. Educational qualification,Basics of banking,Time management
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Reasoning, apptitude test only

Q1. Basic details in resume and experience
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Q1. Basic experience details in resume. Customer base how much you worth in your area.
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Easy to moderate. Needs little practice before attempting

Case study based on decision making in a bank

Basic LI DI and quants questions

Random topics related to everyday news

Q1. Basic HR round about background
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Q1. Banking related questions like Repo rates and any new regulations of RBI
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Q2. What is repo rate?
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Repo rate is the rate at which the central bank of a country lends money to commercial banks.
• Repo rate is used by central banks to control inflation and liquidity in the economy.

• A higher repo rate means commercial banks will borrow at a higher interest rate, leading to less money in circulation.

• Conversely, a lower repo rate encourages borrowing and spending, stimulating economic growth.

• For example, if the repo rate is ...read more
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Q3. What happens if repo or reverse repo rates increased?
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Increase in repo or reverse repo rates can lead to higher borrowing costs for banks, impacting liquidity and interest rates in the economy.
• Higher repo or reverse repo rates can lead to increased borrowing costs for banks, as they have to pay more interest on funds borrowed from the central bank.

• This can result in a decrease in liquidity in the banking system, as banks may be less willing to lend to each other or to cus...read more
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Q4. What is inflation? What should be the measures to curb it by RBI?
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Inflation is the rate at which the general level of prices for goods and services is rising, leading to a decrease in purchasing power.
• Inflation is measured by the Consumer Price Index (CPI) or the Wholesale Price Index (WPI).

• RBI can curb inflation by increasing interest rates, reducing money supply, and implementing fiscal policies.

• RBI can also use open market operations, reserve requirements, and exchange rate polici...read more
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Very detailedabout banking

Very tough as every participant is well prepared

Q1. It was pretty interesting and involved a bank branch simulation
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Q1. One on one was very detailed, about personal life, my priorities, sales pitch, about company
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Apti and banking question were asked

Very easy group discussion overall

Q1. Family background
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Q2. Are u willing to relocate
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