NMDC Recruitment 2015

NMDC, National Mineral Development Corporation Limited, under the Ministry of Steel, Govt. of India, invites application from all Eligible Indian Candidates for the Post of Assistant, Electrician & officers . Total number of vacancies which are going to fill up for this post under this NMDC Recruitment Process are 262. For information related to Educational Qualification, Age criteria and other Eligibility required for this Recruitment process read the below article carefully. Also must read the official advertisement in detail before applying.

Profile Name: Assistant/Electrician/Technicians & Officers.

No. of Vacancies: 262

Post-wise Vacancy Details:

1. Junior Officer (Mechanical) - 01
2. Junior Officer (Electrical) - 01
3. HEM Operator Grade I - 52
4. HEM Mechanic Grade I - 14
5. Mechanic Cum-Operator Grade I - 25
6. Electrician Grade I - 26
7. Technician Grade I (Electronics) - 04
8. Quality Control Assistant Gr-III - 02
9. Junior Stenographer Grade III - 01
10. Junior Assistant Grade III - 26
11. Maintenance Assistant (Mechanical) - 56
12. Maintenance Assistant (Electrical) - 11
13. Field Attendant - 43 Posts.

Education: Candidate should have done 8^th/10^th/12^th/Diploma/ITI/Graduation in required discipline or should have its equivalent qualification from recognized government Institute/University. Check the official notification for full detail.

Age Bond: Different for all posts. Check official notification for it.

Selection Process: Selection will be based on Written Exam, Skill Test, Trade Test & Interview.

Application Fee: No Fee for SC/ST/ExS/PH candidates.
Rs 50/-( For RS Scale) & Rs 100 ( For JO Scale) for all others.

Process for Applying: Candidates have to apply offline by sending hard copy of prescribed Application Form along with required attested certificates to given address: “Assistant General Manager (Per), NMDC Limited, Donimalai Iron Ore Mine, Donimalai Township- 583118, Sandur (Tq), Ballari (Dist), Karnataka”

IMPORTANT DATESLast Date for applying – 25^th July 2015

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Concepts of Percentage

Definition of Per Cent:

A Fraction having Denominator 100 is called a Per Cent & is denoted by symbol %.

# To convert the Fraction into Percentage

To convert a fraction into Percentage, multiply the fraction by 100 & put % sign.

For Eg: 4/5 à 4/5 * 100 = 80%

# To convert Percentage into a Fraction

To convert a percentage into a fraction replace the % sign with 1/100 & reduce the fraction to simplest form.

For Eg: 20% à 20/100 = 1/5

# To convert Percentage into Ratio

To convert a percentage into a ratio, first convert the given percentage into a fraction in simplest form & then to a ratio.

For Eg: 25% à 25/100 = 1/4 = 1 : 4

Important Concepts:

       1.      100% of a Number = Number itself
               For eg: 100% of 500 = 500
       2.      50% of a number = Half of the number

              For eg: 50% of 500 = 500/2 = 250
       3.      25% of a number = Quarter(1/4th) of the number or Half of 50% of the number

              For eg: 25% of 500 will be 500/4 or 250/2= 125
       4.      To find the 1% of a number, shift the decimal point by 2 place to the left.

               For eg: 10% of 500 will be 5.00
       5.      To find the 10% of a number, shift the decimal point by 1 place to the left.

              For eg:10% of 500 = 50.0
       6.      5% of the number is half of 10% of a number

              For eg:5% of 500 = 50/2=25
       7.      15% of the number = Sum of 10% and 5% of a number

             For Eg: 15% of 500=(10% of 500)+(5% of 500=50 + 2 =75 

Using the above methods now we can find the percentage of a number easily:

Example:    15% of 400 = ?

Step 1: Split the percentage term into 2 numbers that we can easily find the percentage of. 

                 We can split 15% into 10% and 5%

Step 2: First find 10% of 400 by shifting the decimal point to the left by 1 place.

                i.e 10% of 400=40.0

Step 3: Now find 5% of 400 i.e half of 10% 

                i.e 5% of 400=40/2 = 20

Step 4:  Now add both the results

                  we get, 15%+5%=40 + 20 = 60
                  Therefore, 15% of 400 = 60

Important Formulas:

        1)    Percentage Increase/Decrease:

   

      ·         If the price of a commodity increases by R%, then the reduction in consumption so as not to increase the expenditure is:
= [(R/100+R) * 100]%

      ·         If the price of a commodity decreases by R%, then the increase in consumption so as not to decrease the expenditure is:
=[(R/100-R) * 100]%

    

         2)    Population:

        If the Population of a town be P now & it increasing at the rate of R% p.a, then,

·         Population after n years =  P[1+(R/100)]^n  

·         Population n years ago = P[1+(R/100)]^n

        3)     Results on Depreciation

If the present value of a machine is P & it depreciates at the rate of R% per annum. Then:

·         Value of the machine after n years= P[1-(R/100)]^n

·         Value of the machine n years ago= P/[1-(R/100)]^n

        4)    If P is R% more than Q, then Q is less than A by
={ [R/(100+R)]*100}%

        5)    If P is R% less than Q, then Q is more than A by
={ [R/(100-R)]*100}%

Learn the Following Table for Fast calculations:

Fraction	Percentage
1/1	100%
1/2	50%
1/3	33.33%
1/4	25%
1/5	20%
1/6	16.66%
1/7	14.28%
1/8	12.5%
1/9	11.11%
1/10	10%
1/15	6.66%
1/20	5%
1/25	4%
1/30	3.33%
1/40	2.5%
1/50	2%
1/60	1.66%
1/75	1.33%
1/80	1.25%
1/90	1.11%
1/100	1%

By Using this Conversion Table we can convert Fraction into Percentage and Percentage into Fraction easily.

For Eg: To find 3/5 in %?

Solution:  As we have 1/5=20%

then, Multiply both sides by 3

i.e 1/5x3 = 3x20%

Therefore, 3/5 = 60%.

HOW TO CRACK BANK EXAM 2015: (PART - 3)

Tips to Crack Bank Exam 2015

 Candidates need to follow following Tips to crack Bank exam:-

•          Focus on your Goal, Regular Reading of Syllabus topics, News papers &  Selection Oriented preparation only helps you to crack this exam.

•          Start with Reasoning &  Quantitative Aptitude & after finishing these parts focus on Other Parts.

•          Study Topic wise. Take one topic at one time & practice more questions on that topic to make it your strength in exam.

•          Candidates needs to be upto date about Current Affairs.

•          After Reading all syllabus. Take yourself time to revise important topics related to exam. In Revision process focus more on the Topic which are your weakness. Pay less attention to Topic you well prepared.

•          Mock Tests:- After you complete syllabus, give Mock Tests with Honesty & time duration of 2 Hour. It helps you to guide towards your weak points. In last five days focus on your weak points.

•          If possible try to give online mock test, it take you proper feel of exam & you can Manage your time for solve the questions.

•          Only High Scoring Marks takes you to your final Goal. so give exam taken this point to count.

•          In the Examination Hall make strategy according to your preparation. Take that section which is your strength & less time taking. Pay attention towards time during solving questions.

Time Management Tips Are As Follows

•          Practice with Stopwatch on your side: For any aspiring candidate it is a must to keep a stopwatch by their side while preparing. Apart from the tenacity of the questions, what matters is that of the allotted time for solving those questions. One needs to practice so well in the paper so that he/she can answer most number of questions that too keeping the accuracy factor in mind. This also helps you to improve your time and boosts your confidence just before the examination.

•          Skip Questions that are troubling much: There are 200 questions in the paper, and if at any point it is felt by the candidate that a certain question is troubling them much, they should immediately move away from that particular question and try and solve other known ones. Rather than sticking to any particular question, it is advisable to move along.

•          Go through Practice sets and Mock Question Papers: Mock question papers and practice sets can help the candidates to prepare for the examination effectively. By solving these sets you could have an idea of how many questions you are solving on the given time and try to improve that by applying and innovating newer techniques for solving problems through constant practice.

•          Do not go for everything: You certainly didn’t want to get in trap of ‘getting everything’ under your belt. Thus, you should set a target for yourself while you are preparing for any paper and decide how many questions you are going to attempt with accuracy to be on top of anything. You should keep an eye on quality of your answers rather than the quantity as doing this you could also avoid negative markings which can take down your chances of getting through.

You must dedicate 4- 5 hours of daily preparation and rather than making time schedule, you should list down the topics you should prepare per day. Little things like these tips will make your ride smoother:

1.         Eat Light – Start your day with a light breakfast like cereal and fruit. Avoid greasy food to spare yourself the lethargy and drowsiness that they induce. Eating light will make your body feel lighter, letting you focus better

2.         Short Study Hours, Strong Focus – If you cannot study for long hours, it is much better to sit for short hours, but with dedication! Promise yourself you’ll study well for those two hours.

3.         Take Regular Breaks – It’s always better to give yourself a break after every hour or two, than cramming everything nonstop. Give your mind time to soak it all in

4.         Take Time Out for Yourself – Constant studying makes your mind bored and unresponsive. So take time out to pamper yourself and let yourself unwind. A calm body and mind are the most receptive

5.         Unwind – When you are on a timeout, unwind with a fun, creative activity! Simple things like cooking, painting, or even a walk in the park are good ways to let your hair down. You could even rock out to your favorite music.

6.         Exercise – Take regular walks, go for runs or go gymming! Any kind of physical workout is a good break, for both your body and mind.

7.            Set Targets – Set achievable targets for yourself, like studying 4 comprehensive topics in an hour, or 7-8 small topics in an hour. This will boost your speed as your mind will not feel over taxed.

8.            Learn and Revise on the Go – Get your hands on a good book for your preparations. This will let you touch up whenever you have the free time, or just feel the need

9.            Use Flashcards – This is another great tool that will let you revise anytime, anywhere and with ease! Make flashcards of important dates, event and keywords to keep your memory fresh.

10.          Get Ample Sleep – I cannot stress the importance of sleeping enough! Make sure you are well rested so that your body doesn’t decide to rest at a time you need it the most!

Simple things like these will let you prep better for the bank Exam! Some other simple things you should note is making sure you have your id and admit card, and carrying some snack and water to the exam venue.

HOW TO CRACK BANK EXAM 2015: (PART - 2)

Subjectwise Specific Tips & Strategies

Reasoning:- 

 Reasoning part is very important aspect of this exam. This part is useful because of the pattern of questions ask in this exam.

•          This section is very scoring so candidates needs to focus more on this part.

•          Most of questions in this sections are from coding-decoding, Statement & Conclusion, Series, Seating Arrangements.

•          This part is very useful,  because questions asked are less time taking & you can use your saved time to quantitative aptitude & other parts.

•          This part play a crucial role in deciding merit of candidates. Marks of candidates also depends on this section. So in Upcoming Bank Exam, Make Reasoning your main weapon for getting high score.

Topics to focus more:- Venn Diagrams, Number Series, Coding and de-coding, Problem Solving, Statement & Conclusion type questions, Seating arrangements, Direction & Sense.

English Language:- 

Another important & scoring part of Bank exam is General English. Candidate can score if they make proper time management.

•          In this section candidates needs to focus more on selected topics like Errors, Comprehension, Cloze Test.

•          Comprehension in this exam is very lengthy. so candidates have to manage time to read whole passage & answer to the Questions.

•          It is often seen that candidates seems this less scoring. But this part is easy to score &  less time taking if proper preparation time is given to English.

•          It is easy to score marks from fill in the blanks, sentence arrangements.

•          Candidates are advised to don’t leave English part less prepared as it is very useful in scoring marks in written exam.

Topics to focus more:- Spot the Error, Fill in the Blanks, Sentence Rearrangements, Idioms & Phrases, One word substitution,Cloze Passage, Comprehension Passage.

Numerical Ability:- 

Aptitude is the section which play final role in the marks & Merit List of candidates. Candidates who scores in this section have fare chances to score high in this exam.

•          Candidates are advised to save time from Reasoning, English & General Awareness as this part takes more time to solve the problems.

•          Questions in this section will be expected of Higher Level.

•          Don’t take much time on one question. Solve question according to their merit.

•          Focus on all  question related to Simplification, profit &  loss, Average, Percentage.

•          Candidates can make strategy about how many no. of questions to be solve in Aptitude part with giving proper attention to all other sections because it is not practically possible to solve all 40 in given time. Topic oriented scheme is useful for problem solving.

Topics to focus more:- Decimal and Fractions, Simplification, Percentages, Ratio and Proportion, Averages, Interest (Simple and Compound), Profit and Loss, Time and distance, Problems on Sharing, Frequency polygon, Bar-diagram, Pie-chart.

General Awareness:-

Nowadays General Awareness is Key part to score in the exam. Candidates who are upto date about facts & news of everyday aspects score more in this section.

•          In Bank exams mostly questions of General Awareness are asked from Current Affairs.Focus mainly on current affairs related to Banking &  Finance Sector &  News related to RBI.

•          Current affairs of National & International news, Important dates, CurrentScience, Technology, Sports &  Culture are topics from which questions will be ask.

•          Some questions are related to Banking &  Marketing.

•          Candidates are advised to sharpen their axe on daily current affairs by readingnewspaper, magazines related to current affairs.

•          Candidates can answer only those questions on which they are fully confident because their is negative marking. Wrong answer lessen your chances for selection.

•         

Computer Knowledge:-

 In Bank exams there is additional part of questions related to Computer Knowledge. In this section 40 questions are asked.

•          In this section question are asked from topics related to Basic of Computers, Computer Organization, Generations of computer, Input & Output Device, Shortcuts & Basic knowledge MS word, MS Excel, MS power point, Memory Orientation, Internet, LAN, WAN, Modem, Computer Abbreviations, Modern day Technology.

•          Candidates can easily score in this sections because syllabus is not so vast. Questions ask on operations which a persons generally done on computers.

•          This part is less time taking also so it can help in solving more no. of questions in Reasoning &  Aptitude.