Reserve Bank of India Services Board 2010 Eligibility

5. Assistant Manager (Rajbhasha) in Grade 'A'

(A) Job requirements for RBI Recruitment 2010:

1. Translation from English into Hindi and vice-versa of various references, documents, manuals and other publications of the Bank and arranging for printing thereof.
2. Implementation of Government instructions regarding use of Hindi.
3. Administration of Hindi Teaching Scheme for the Bank's staff.

(B) Eligibility for RBI Recruitment 2010:

Educational qualifications (as on 01-11-2009):

1. Second Class Master's Degree in Hindi/Hindi Translation, with English as one of the subjects at Bachelor's Degree level Or
2. Second Class Master's Degree in English with Hindi as one of the subjects at Bachelor's Degree level Or
3. Second Class Master's Degree in Sanskrit / Economics / Commerce with English and Hindi as subjects at Bachelor's Degree level. (In lieu of a subject of Hindi at Bachelor's Degree level, one may have recognized Hindi qualification equivalent to a Bachelor's Degree) Or
4. Master's Degree in both English and Hindi/Hindi Translation, of which one must be Second Class.

Desirable: Knowledge of bi-lingual word processing.

Experience (as on 01-11-2009):

Essential: At least three years experience in coining of Glossary or English to Hindi translation and vice-versa in any National or State Level Weekly/ Newspaper or any Government/Semi-Government Office or any autonomous body/undertaking etc.

Desirable:

1. Study of Sanskrit/any other modern Indian Language/Linguistics at Bachelor's Degree level.
2. Published literary work.

Age (as on 01-11-2009): Not above 30 years. For candidates with Ph. D qualification, the upper age limit will be 32 years. Refer for relaxation in age for specified categories.

(C) RBI Scheme of Selection:

RBI Selection will be through Written Examination ('WE') and interview. 'WE' will be held on Sunday, February 21, 2010. The WE will be of 3 hours duration and carrying 100 marks to assess the candidate's ability to undertake translation from Hindi to English and vice-versa and their knowledge of terminology in Hindi vis-a-vis English with greater emphasis on technical terms pertaining to Banking, Economics, Commerce and allied subjects and ability to express themselves in Hindi and English. Those candidates who qualify in WE will be interviewed for final selection.

RBI Recruitment 2010 Eligibility for Assistant Manager