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Wednesday, February 22, 2017
HAL Recruitment Graduate Engineers BE BTech Across India
HAL Recruitment Graduate Engineers BE BTech Across India
About HAL Recruitment 2016-17 – Graduate Engineers – BE / BTech – 215 Vacancies – Across India :
Applications are invited from the eligible Degree (BE/B.Tech) passed candidates for 1 year Apprenticeship Training at TTI, HAL (BC), Bangalore, under Apprenticeship Act (Amendment), 1973. for the following discipline.
Company Name : Hindustan Aeronautics Limited
Company Website : www.hal-india.com
Job Location : Bengaluru
Position : Graduate Engineers { Apprenticeship }
Stipend : Rs 4984/-
Duration of Training : 1 Year
Eligibility Criteria for HAL Recruitment:
- BE / BTech from a recognized University / Institute {branches related to the following vacancies}
- Aeronautical Engineering – 50
- Mechanical Engineering – 50
- Civil Engineering – 10
- Computer Science & Technology – 30
- Electrical and Electronics Engineering – 40
- Metallurgy – 10
- Avionics – 10
- Information Science & Engineering – 05
- Electronics & Communication Engineering – 10
- Candidates must be an Indian National
- Should not have completed THREE YEARS after obtaining Degree qualification.
- Candidates who have undergone Apprenticeship Training or undergoing similar Apprenticeship Training or registered for Apprenticeship Training under the Apprenticeship Act elsewhere are not eligible.
- Candidates with work experience of one year or more are not eligible.
Selection Process :
- A common merit list will be prepared for each core branch, based on the marks scored in the qualifying examination and candidates will be selected for the Apprentice Training from the merit list.
- Reservation will be applied as per Apprenticeship Act.
- Shortlisted candidates shall undergo medical examination and have to be declared medically fit by Govt. Medical officer not below the rank of an Assistant Surgeon (Gazetted).
- Medically fit candidate must obtain Police Clearance Certificate from the Commissioner / Superintendent of Police of your locality from the place where the candidate resides and join the training within the stipulated time.
How To Apply :
Last Date to Apply is 16th December 2016.
- The applicants are advised to register as STUDENT in the apprenticeship portal www.mhrdnats.gov.in and must indicate the registration number in the application.
- Applicants should apply through On-line at http://115.254.50.170/tti
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Monday, January 30, 2017
Demonetisation RBI Act to be amended
Demonetisation RBI Act to be amended
Higher dividend from the RBI due to cancellation of Rs. 500/1000 may not be applicable until the law is amended.
The government is likely to amend the Reserve Bank of India Act to extinguish the validity of Rs. 500 and Rs. 1000 printed before November 9 and a reference to this effect would be made in the upcoming Budget.
As part of the demonetisation process, there would be a law to make Rs. 500/1000 notes invalid and it can be made effective from March 31, sources said.
“In 1978, when the currency was banned, the law to annul the validity came ahead. This time the government acted under 26 (2),” sources said.
As per RBI Act Section 26 (2), the central government, on the recommendation of the Central Board of RBI, may by notification in the Gazette of India, declare that, with effect from such date as may be specified in the notification, any series of bank notes of any denomination shall cease to be legal tender.
Asked about the amount of money which did not get into the system, sources said, it would add to the bottom line of the RBI and it would be in a position to pay the government in the form of higher dividend or special dividend.
Banks have received Rs. 12 lakh crore demonetised currency notes as against Rs. 15.5 lakh crore. The government expects Rs. 13 lakh crore to come back to banking system.
Higher dividend from the RBI due to cancellation of Rs. 500/1000 may not be applicable until the RBI law is amended.
Last week, Reserve Bank Governor Urjit Patel said it would not have any automatic impact on the central bank’s balance sheet as per the existing law.
“Actually, the withdrawal of legal tender characteristics status does not extinguish any of RBI’s balance sheet. Therefore, there is no implication on the balance sheet as of now. The question of a special dividend automatically does not arise as of now,” Mr. Patel had said.
RBI has issued currency notes worth over Rs. 4.27 lakh crore to public through banks and ATMs following the demonetisation of old high value bills.
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