Bank whizz

Dear Friend,

Keep in mind the following things before you switch to writing a letter:

Start a letter going straight downwards without leaving any space on the left margin.

Change the paragraph leaving one line-space.

While writing any Formal letter, keep yourself to the point. Better start abruptly and end abruptly. This will keep you to the point. The examiner will feel convenient to get to the theme of your letter. Avoid maintaining too much formality.

While writing any Informal letter, just start writing it keeping in mind the fact the you are causing the reader to feel your presence through the letter; in other words, the reader should read the letter as if he were talking to you.

Always keep in mind the purpose of writing the letter and just ask yourself whether the letter will fulfil your purpose.

Grade B Exam – 2014

Attempt any one of the following in about 250 words:— 20 marks

It has been reported to R.B.I. that few banks are violating the prescribed norms while granting loans to the Private Companies. As the General Manager of R.B.I., direct a committee to be instantly constituted to look into the matter and recommend remedial measures to be initiated against such banks. Draft a committee report.

On behalf of RBI, issue a circular to all the subsidiary banks to open a special cell to deal with educational loan applications for higher education in India and abroad and expedite the essential procedures to sanction the loans within a specific period of 10 days.

The Chairman of Customers’ Association has reported to R.B.I. that banks located in rural areas are not able to function well due to frequent cuts in power supply. It causes tremendous inconvenience to customers who come from far off places and go back without their work being done. On behalf of R.B.I., draft a letter to the Chairman of the Association, assuring him that the matter will be seriously taken into account and rural banks will be instructed to make provision for the installation of generators to address this problem permanently in case of power failure.