As we all know, there is an Interview conducted in the 2nd phase of SSB. The purpose of this test is to have a one-to-one and face-to-face direct interaction with the candidates. Here are a few pieces of advice for all those who are yet to give this interview from an SSB qualified person. Try incorporating them in your preparation. Be in your best possible formal attire, shaved, well-groomed and go with ironed clothes. Avoid wearing any watches or religious symbols. Before entering the room ask the interviewer to come in. Greet him/her with a smile. First let him tell you to sit and then sit comfortably. Maintain a smart posture, sit erect. Hand on thighs. Neck relaxed but alert and a gentle smile on face. Pay attention to the current question being asked. Don't bother or keep thinking about previous questions or answers. Be well aware of at least 5 national and international events currently in news. Read them in a little depth. Make your opinion on them. Read everything about yo...
Introduction In the realm of investments, investors are always on the lookout for the next best opportunity that promises optimal returns with minimal risk. Among the multitude of investment avenues available, two that have gained significant attention are BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India, China) and KRO (Korea, Russia, and Oil). These acronyms represent strategic groups of countries with distinctive economic attributes and potential growth trajectories. While BRIC has been a familiar term since the early 2000s, KRO is relatively new but is rapidly gaining traction. This article aims to delve deep into the intricacies of BRIC and KRO, examining their economic structures, growth potentials, investment opportunities, and challenges. By the end, investors will have a comprehensive understanding of how BRIC and KRO stack up against each other and which might be the better investment choice. Understanding BRIC Historical Context and Formation The term BRIC was coined by Jim O'Neill of Gold...