Qualifications: MCA, MCJ(electronic media) and MA(ECONOMICS). Teaching for the last 8 years. I teach Indian Economy, Current Affairs and S&T

Mahesh M

Useful for UPSC CSE/ Group-1 and Group-2 of APPSC, TSPSC and all State level PSC exams, RBI G-B, BANK and SSC exams

Crack UPSC CSE Prelims and Mains Exams. Know how to prepare for UPSC 2019 and 2020, complete syllabus, exam patterns, latest notifications to join IAS, IFS, IPS and other cadres of Civil Services.

UPSC CSE - GS

UPSC - Civil Services Examination (IAS) Preparation

English

Chapter-6 : Banking Sector in India - UPSC CSE

Banking and Financial Inclusion

Indian Economy

UPSC CSE

Ace the toughest competitive and government exams in India 

Test Preparation

Union Public Service Commission Exams (UPSC)

Economy

Concepts Covered: Financial Institutions:Banks and NBFIs.

Useful for UPSC CSE/ Group-1 and Group-2 of APPSC, TSPSC and all State level PSC exams, RBI G-B, BANK and SSC exams

6-1: Financial Institutions and Introduction to Banking sector

Concepts Covered: 
1.Evolution of Banking sector in India and 
2.Nationalisation of Banks

Useful for UPSC CSE/ Group-1 and Group-2 of APPSC, TSPSC and all State level PSC exams, RBI G-B, BANK and SSC exams

6-2: Evolution of Banking Sector in India

Concepts Covered: 
Types of Banks 

Useful for UPSC CSE/ Group-1 and Group-2 of APPSC, TSPSC and all State level PSC exams, RBI G-B, BANK and SSC exams

6-3: Classification of Banks-1

6-4: Classification of Banks-2

Concepts Covered: 
Guidelines to setup new private banks in India and other concepts.

Useful for UPSC CSE/ Group-1 and Group-2 of APPSC, TSPSC and all State level PSC exams, RBI G-B, BANK and SSC exams

6-5: Guidelines to Establish New Banks and Other Issues

Writer, Educator, Ex-IRS Officer, Author of books on 'Ethics, Integrity and Aptitude' & 'Essay and Answer Writing'  for UPSC Civil Services

Awdhesh Singh

In this course, the educator will discuss the different International organizations, The United Nations World Trade Organisation, and The World Bank, etc which will be helpful for UPSC CSE aspirants.

An Overview of International Organization: UPSC CSE

I have done a post graduation in Economics and also MBA in Finance.Teaching GS Economy and Economics optional Since the last nine years.

Bijendra Kumar Singh

In this course, the educator discusses about the primary and secondary sector of the economy.

Complete Course on Economics Optional - UPSC CSE

This course deals with the functioning of RBI and the current issues like the resignation of the Governor.

Contemporary Issues of Reserve Bank of India: UPSC CSE

Appeared for Civil Services Interview 2017.A Professor of Management studies.My hobby is teaching.I am also a motivational speaker . 

Aman Kumar Dubey

This course gives a comprehensive understanding of banking and financial system in India.The origin of banking, types of banks, regulatory system, important banking concepts etc. have been covered in this course.

Banking and Financial System in India

Ayussh Sanghi

I have prepared a very lucid and comprehensive course on Money Markets. This course explains what money markets are and how are they regulated. All instruments pertaining yo Money Market are also dealt with in proper detail. Who issues those instruments and why people purchase those instruments. What is the impact of those instruments on money supply in the economy. To learn all this attend the course and do give your valuable feedback.

Understanding Money Market for UPSC/IAS Examination

I did BTech, MA Economics and MBA. I joined IAS in 1981 and retired in Chief Secretary rank. I teach all GS subjects & Pub Ad optional.

Rakesh Verma

This course deals with important sectors of Indian Economy with special emphasis on UPSC exams orientation. Focused study of these sectors is bound to give competitive advantage to the candidates. Enjoy the course.

Lessons

5 lessons • 1h 2m

6-1: Financial Institutions and Introduction to Banking sector

6-2: Evolution of Banking Sector in India

6-3: Classification of Banks-1

6-4: Classification of Banks-2

6-5: Guidelines to Establish New Banks and Other Issues