QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS








Question 1: Brief me about yourself?

 

Answer: It is the first fundamental question that every interviewer asks a candidate to start the conversation and know about the person. So, always be positive and  starting with your name, qualification and all the other required information that is important for an interviewer to know.  Just complete it within 2 minutes so that it should not be extended as a boring conversation.

 

Question 2:  Why do you want to join the banking sector?

 

Answer:  In this question, be logical and answer it by telling why banking sectors have influenced people with all the facts and figures, ready as to why the banking sector is the fastest-growing sector. Do not start by telling that you want to have a stable career or some personal view.  Just make it well versed which can form a correct opinion of your answer.

 

Question 3: What are the types of accounts in a bank?

 

Answer:  Be straight forward and start your answer by telling the information which can match the question asked by an Interviewer.  The types of accounts in banks are:

Checking Account:  You can access the account as saving account but, unlike saving account, you cannot earn interest on this account. The benefit of opening a checking account in a bank is there is no limit for withdrawal.

Money Market Account:  This account gives both the benefit of savings account and checking accounts.  You can withdraw the amount and yet you can earn higher interest on it.  This type of account can be opened with a minimum balance.

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