Principles and practices of banking
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This document lists 17 books related to banking, finance, and financial services. The books cover topics such as principles and practices of banking, merchant banking and financial services, financial institutions and markets, Indian financial services, credit appraisal and risk analysis, banking theory and practice, banking and financial systems, Indian financial system and development, new trends in banking, nature and problems of commercial banking in India, and manuals and publications from organizations like RBI, IIBF, and Taxmans.
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2. While an earlier salary review or flex-time may be possible to negotiate, the likelihood depends on factors like the employee's replaceability and the company's culture. Equipment requests also need to be reasonable and not come across as snobbish or arrogant.
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This document provides an overview and index of the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) Approval Process Handbook for 2013-2014. It outlines the statutory provisions and regulations governing technical education in India. The handbook covers the approval process for setting up new institutions, extending approvals, making changes to courses/intake, and collaborations with foreign universities. It provides definitions, norms for infrastructure, faculty, and programs. The goal is to foster high-quality technical education and bring the system on par with international standards through transparent, tech-enabled processes and accountability.Application report 2013-2014-user_manual
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1) The document contains affidavits from a student and their parent/guardian regarding the student's admission to an institution and awareness of the regulations against ragging.
2) Both affidavits acknowledge having received and read the regulations against ragging and affirm that the student/ward will not engage in any acts of ragging or abetting of ragging.
3) They also acknowledge the penalties for any involvement in ragging and declare that the student/ward has not previously been expelled from any institution for ragging.Academic caleder 2013 new
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This document provides the academic calendar for the second and fourth semesters of the MBA program at Jayawant Institute of Computer Applications for the 2012-2013 year. It includes the dates for commencement of classes, mid-term tests, end of classroom teaching, preliminary examinations, and tentative university examination dates. It also lists the subjects and dates for the mid-term tests and preliminary examinations for both semesters. Finally, it provides a list of holidays during the period.Paper adv1
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This document is a deficiency report generated on January 25, 2013 for Akemi Business School, an existing institute applying for approval. It summarizes deficiencies found in the institute's faculty, infrastructure, anti-ragging measures, computational facilities, library facilities, and other areas based on data uploaded by the institute. The report also provides information on the institute's principal, courses offered, student intake and other details. At the end, the principal is required to declare that he is aware of the deficiencies pointed out in the report based on the institute's submitted data.Women harrasment cell
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The document discusses sexual harassment guidelines established by the Supreme Court of India in 1997. It defines sexual harassment and provides examples. It then describes the Cell Against Harassment and Atrocities Against Women established at the University of Pune to address sexual harassment complaints according to Supreme Court guidelines. The Cell aims to provide support for complainants, raise awareness, and ensure a respectful campus environment through workshops, counseling, and a formal complaint procedure.Test 2
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This document contains 20 word problems or riddles with multiple choice answers. The problems cover a range of math, logic, and reasoning skills. They would require carefully reading the details provided and applying logical steps to determine the correct answer among the options given.Guide recognisation form
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This document is an application form for recognition as a post-graduate teacher by Solapur University in Solapur, India. It requests information such as the applicant's name, age, address, college, subject and type of recognition sought. It asks for details of academic qualifications, teaching experience at undergraduate and post-graduate levels, research publications, recognition from other universities, and the number of students guided to higher degrees. The principal of the applicant's college must verify and forward the application to the registrar of Solapur University. An expert committee will assess the applicant's interest, pursuit and environment for higher studies based on submitted papers, membership of academic bodies, research work and teaching/administrative loads.Ad
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