RBI Grade B 2019 Preparation

 

HOW TO FRAME YOUR OWN STRATEGY FOR RBI GR B EXAM


You may have seen many specialist have jotted down many different strategies to cover topics in this exam but it may be difficult for many aspirants to follow those. So I am not providing you with a strategy but the rule of the thumb to frame your own strategy that is specifically designed to your lifestyle.

First of all take note of all the topics of both phase in an excel sheet.

Chalk out your specific study hours (weekdays and weekends ) and find out total working hours in a week. Now divide it into 50–50 for phase I and II.

Now go to your excel sheet and put date and time before topic that you will cover in the coming week. Always put topic name in advance for a week so that you don't loose any more time for it when you're already in that week.

Now follow the above strategies week after week until you cover all the topics. Be sure to devote atleast 40 hours per week then you will be in target of finishing the syllabus.

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WHAT TYPE OF QUESTIONS ARE ASKED FROM GENERAL BUDGET FOR RBI GR B 2019 EXAM ?

Focus on The following Points:

New Policies and amendments of old ones.
Allocation in key Policies.
Finance and Tax related Data.

Study The Above Points under Following Heads:

1.Annual Financial Statement (AFS) – Article 112
2.Demands for Grants (DG) – Article 113
3.Appropriation Bill – Artice 114(3)
4.Finance Bill – Article 110 (a)
5.Memorandum Explaining the Provisions in the Finance Bill.
6.Macro-economic framework for the relevant financial year – FRBM Act
7.Fiscal Policy Strategy Statement for the financial year – FRBM Act
8.Medium Term Fiscal Policy Statement – FRBM Act
9.Medium Term Expenditure Framework Statement – FRBM Act
10.Expenditure Budget Volume-1
11.Expenditure Budget Volume-2
12.Receipts Budget
13.Budget at a glance
14.Highlights of Budget
15.Status of Implementation of Announcements made in Finance Minister’s Budget Speech of the previous financial year.


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RBI GR B EXAM STRATEGY: FEW ACTION POINTS


Many experts have already given their tips on this topic . So I am going to keep it simple.

Believe in yourself that you can crack it,until you have the confidence to do so then you cannot be focused on your preparation.

Conception is the key to this exam.Stop Mugging Up and try to form concept in what you study. This exam carries high degree of difficulty so conception is the only one tool that will help you to cross the barrier.

Be consistent in your study hours. Follow uniform pattern of study all the year round which will help you to ease out the pressure of syllabus.

Get updated and quality content. This is the base of your study and if your foundation is not strong then don’t expect to build on it.

You must know what you are up to so take a print of the syllabus and follow it thoroughly.

Be aware of your surrounding and take note of all the latest happenings in the Finance and Economy sector. Also focus on the current affairs.

Most of the students make the mistake of studying everything except the RBI WEBSITE. Dig deep into it and gather all possible knowledge from it.

Make your own strategy and follow it from day 1 till the date of exam. Don’t be confused in following multiple strategies.

Don’t be confused with information overdose. Follow any one quality content and stick to it .

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  IMPORTANT TOPIC FOR FINANCE & MANAGEMENT

The Difference Between Options, Futures and Forwards DIFFERENCE BETWEEN FUTURES AND FORWARDS

A forward is similar to a futures contract in that it specifies the future delivery of an underlying asset at an agreed price. However, forwards differ from futures in several ways:

  1. Purpose: Forward contracts are almost always held until expiration and physically settled because the counterparties are interested in exchanging the underlying asset for cash. Physically settled future contracts might be held until expiration for traders who want to buy or sell the underlying. But most futures traders are speculating on the price of the underlying, hoping to make a profit from favorable price movements without taking or making delivery.
  2. Source of contract: A forward contract is a customized contract, privately traded directly between two identified counterparties. This is called over-the-counter trading and doesn’t involve a futures exchange. In contrast, futures contracts are only available on futures exchanges. You must set up a futures brokerage account to buy and sell these contracts. A futures trader does not directly transact with a counterparty; instead, a futures clearing house mediates all transactions – it acts as the buyer to sellers and the seller to buyers.
  3. Contract terms: A forward contract is completely customized according to the wishes of the buyer and seller. In addition, forward contracts have no built-in default protection, though a custom default-protection scheme can be negotiated and included. Futures contracts are highly standardized and guaranteed against default. Their expiration date, delivery date, delivery point, amount of underlying asset and settlement terms cannot be negotiated – the only decisions open to a trader are how much to bid or ask, when to close out the position and to select financial or physical settlement, the contract expiration month and the number of contracts.
  4. Settlement procedures: Forwards are settled at expiration and perhaps more frequently if both participants agree – there is no automatic daily cash settlement. Futures are cash-settled every trading day.
  5. Margin requirements: Forward contracts typically have few margin requirements, if any. Futures exchanges require traders to deposit into their brokerage accounts a minimum amount of cash per contract, as margin. The deposit is used to guarantee the daily mark to market payment. If the account balance falls below the minimum requirement, then the trader’s broker will issue a margin call – a directive to the trader to replenish the account. Failure to do so promptly will lead to a forced offset – the broker closes out the trader’s contracts and adds the cash proceeds to the brokerage account.
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN OPTIONS AND FUTURES

The main differences between futures and option contracts include:

  1. Upfront cost: Buyers must pay a premium to purchase an option, and option sellers collect his premium. There are no upfront costs for futures trades, just margin requirements.
  2. Margin requirements: Option buyers do not have to post margin, but option sellers do, unless their options are “covered” by other assets. For example, if an option trader sells a call stock option while owning 100 shares of the underlying stock, the call is covered, and margin isn’t required. All futures trades require margin.
  3. Flexibility: The owner of an options contract does not have to execute it – that is, force the trade of the underlying asset for the strike price even if such a trade would be profitable. For physical delivery futures, buyers must take delivery of the underlying asset, and sellers must deliver the asset.
  4. Risk: Option buyers can lose no more than the premium they pay. Option sellers and futures traders have unlimited risk on their contracts.
  5. Mark to market: Most options, with a few exceptions, are not marked to market every day. An options trader can collect a gain by exercising a profitable option, closing out a profitable option position via offset or collecting profit at expiration. Futures contracts are always marked to market daily, which is the only way to experience gains and losses.
  6. Size: Options are generally less expensive than futures, and control a smaller amount of the underlying asset. This means that futures are riskier than options. Of course, option traders can increase their risks by trading multiple options.
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Role of Technology in Governance

Covid-19 pandemic has restricted the ability of the public and public institution to physically assemble and debate matters of national importance. Almost all of the government machinery and public & private institutions have been brought to halt due to lockdown and social distancing norms.Working remotely is the new normal and in this scenario, information empowerment becomes fundamental to a successful democracy. The advent of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) has nurtured the swift emergence of a global Information Society that is changing the way people live, learn, work and communicate.Therefore, to sustain the institution of democracy, the government should redefine its Information and Communication Technology (ICT) policy and make it more innovative with the active participation of development organisations.In the present scenario, the role of technology becomes more significant in good governance and public service delivery.

USE OF TECHNOLOGY IN GOVERNANCE

Striving for E-Legislature§ The role of Parliament and many state legislatures, as an institution of debate, deliberation and law-making have been disrupted due to Covid-19.§ These legislative bodies are an institution of public trust and need to continue its role of scrutiny of government’s actions, especially in times of crisis.§ It is here that technology-centric solutions can ensure work continuity in law-making institutions even when meetings can’t be held physically. For example:o These online meetings of legislative bodies will help in the furtherance of debate and deliberation on important issues.o The establishment of e-legislature will help in reducing the frequent use of ordinances.§ Following this, Virtual parliament has been set up in the democracies like the UK, New Zealand, etc.


Strengthening Parliamentary Committees§ It is the stoppage in the work of parliamentary committees which needs immediate attention.§ These committees are smaller sub-groups of MPs which meet outside the House to deliberate on issues of public importance. The committees play a critical role as they are tasked with the in-depth examination of government bills.§ Thus, the use of ICT platforms will enable proper functioning of parliamentary committees.§ Also, the added advantage could be that the committee could get to hear a wide range of stakeholders who might otherwise find it difficult to appear in person before the committees.


Virtual Judiciary§ It is obvious that normalcy in the judicial process will not resume in a short time, even in an early period post lockdown phase.§ Therefore, it is an opportunity of the judiciary to adopt Information and communication technology, so that justice can reach everyone without any delay.§ Also, by adopting initiatives like e-courts judiciary may reduce the backlog of cases.


Promoting Participative Democracy§ There is an unprecedented opportunity for community collective choice, whereby citizens who are affected by a set of governing rules can help to select and frame policy, rank spending priorities, and can, in partnership with their local government representatives,§ Such Mechanism may help in strengthening Social audit. For example, citizens can directly give suggestions to the government on myGOV platform.


Implementing Good Governance§ Information Technology has ensured that a policy decision taken by the government can be quickly executed and implemented at multiple locations, across the length and breadth of the country.§ It also ensures transparency, accountability—while assuring quick and effective responsiveness of government to citizens’ problems and suggestions.


Achieving Sustainable Development Goals§ Government has taken much of the e-governance initiatives for effective public service delivery. Also, when combined with emerging technologies, it can help in achieving sustainable development goals.

CONCLUSION

This disruption caused by the pandemic has provided an opportunity for the public institutions to leverage technological ability and steps up to fulfil the constitutional duty. This will require the setting up of principles for ensuring participation, security and robust technology.In order to bring in innovations and new paradigms in the administration of justice, there is a need to focus on 6Cs of IT i.e. Computer density, Communication, Connectivity, Cyber laws, Cost and Commonsense to emerge as an effective and well-governed country in the twenty-first century.


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