The co-operative bank exam in Kerala is undergoing a complete overhaul.

  Revised Recruitment Process for Primary Cooperative Societies and Urban Cooperative Banks in Kerala. The government of Kerala has proposed significant changes to the recruitment process for Primary Cooperative Societies and Urban Cooperative Banks to make it more transparent and efficient.

Key changes includes the following:

• Limiting the number of applications: Candidates can now apply to a maximum of 5 or 10% of the total advertised positions, whichever is less. This is aimed at reducing the number of applications and making the process more manageable.

• Revised question paper format: The written examination will now be for 100 marks instead of 80, with 100 questions carrying one mark each, instead of 160 questions carrying half a mark each. The interview marks have also been increased from 15 to 20.

• Mandatory police verification: All candidates who clear the examination will have to undergo a police verification process before being appointed. This is to ensure that individuals with criminal backgrounds or those involved in financial irregularities are not hired.

• Stricter eligibility criteria: Candidates who are accused in criminal cases, even if they have cleared the examination, may be ineligible for appointment.

Other changes proposed are:

• Timely reporting of vacancies: Cooperative societies must report vacancies to the Cooperative Examination Board within three months of the position becoming vacant.

• Candidates to declare preference within 15 days: Candidates must declare their preference for a particular bank within 15 days of the rank list being published.

       These changes have been proposed to address the issue of candidates applying to multiple cooperative societies, which has been leading to a shortage of candidates for certain positions. The new rules aim to make the recruitment process more fair and transparent.The public has been invited to submit their suggestions or objections to the proposed changes within 15 days to the Secretary of the Co-operative Department.In essence, the Kerala government is streamlining the recruitment process for cooperative societies to ensure a more transparent and efficient system.

    You can check more details through the official website of co-operative service examination board https://keralacseb.kerala.gov.in

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MONEY CAN TRANSFER WITH OUT INTERNET. YOU KNOW HOW ?

   

       You can transfer money using the *99# service, which is a USSD-based mobile banking service. Here's a general overview of the process

1)    Dial *99# from your mobile phone.   

 

2)    Select the "Send Money" option.   

 

 

3)    Choose how you want to identify the recipient

 

4)    By UPI ID: Enter the recipient's UPI ID. 

 

a.     By Bank Account Number and IFSC Code: Enter the recipient's bank account number and the IFSC code of their bank.   

b.     By Registered Phone Number: Enter the recipient's registered mobile number linked to their bank account.

  

5)    Enter the amount you want to transfer.

 

6)    Confirm the transaction details.

 

7)    Enter your UPI PIN to authorize the transfer.   

 

• The exact steps and available options may vary depending on your bank and mobile network operator.

 

• *99# service is typically available for transactions up to a certain limit, usually Rs. 5000.

 

 

• You'll need to have a UPI-enabled bank account and a registered mobile number to use this service.   For more specific instructions, it's best to consult your bank's website or contact their customer service for guidance.

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