SBI Clerk Prelims Result 2018 This Week @ Sbi.co.in/careers; Check Details Here

SBI or State Bank of India will be releasing SBI Clerk prelims results 2018 soon on the official website of the bank.

SBI Clerk Result 2018: State Bank of India (SBI) will be releasing SBI Clerk prelims results 2018 soon on the official website of the bank. SBI had scheduled the SBI Clerk main examination on August 8 and it's admit card is expected on July 23. Taking this schedule of SBI Clerk recruitment into consideration, the bank may release the prelims results anytime soon. SBI Clerk or SBI Junior Associates preliminary exam was conducted on June 23, 24 and 30, 2018. SBI had earlier announced a total of 9366 vacancies to fill regular and backlog vacancies for Clerks recruitment in the country's largest banking major. SBI Clerk prelims results will be released on the websites, https://www.sbi.co.in/careers and https://bank.sbi.careers. 

The SBI Clerk Preliminary Exam 2018 was conducted  in two weeks' period in four time slots a day; 2 each in morning and evening.

The SBI Clerk preliminary examination was conducted in computer based mode. The preliminary test is qualifying in nature and those who qualify will have to appear for the main examination which is the phase 2 of the selection process.

SBI PO Result 2018: Prelims Results Soon; Everything You Need To Know

The Preliminary examination was objective in nature and carried 100 marks in total.
There were 100 questions carrying one mark each. There were three sections in total in the question paper of SBI Clerk prelims 2018. The English Comprehension section had 30 questions while Numerical Ability and Reasoning Ability had 35 questions each.

SBI Clerk Prelims Result 2018: How to check

SBI Clerk Prelims Result 2018 Soon @ Sbi.co.in/careers, Check Details Here

Follow these steps to check your SBI Clerk 2018 results:

Step 1 : Visit official website of State Bank of India, sbi.co.in

Step 2 : Click on the Latest Announcement tab from home page.

Step 3 : On next page, go to SBI Junior Associates recruitment link.

Step 4 : Click on the SBI Junior Associates results link provided there.

Step 5 : Check for your results on next page open On the website wwwsbi.ac.in/careers, follow the steps from "Step 3" given above.

NASA RELEASES NEW IMAGE SHOWING 'SPIDERS' CRAWLING ON THE SURFACE OF MAR

At first look, an image captured by NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter seems to feature spider-like objects crawling over the surface of Mars. The image, which was clicked on 13 May 2018 and released on Friday, actually shows a unique phenomenon that has little to do with spiders.

Spiders on Mars? Image courtesy: NASA

The picture shows a carbon dioxide ice cap covering a region on the Red Planet and as the sun returns in the spring, the "spiders" appear to emerge from the landscape.

The phenomenon, which happens when CO2 below Mars’ surface warms in the spring and changes from solid to gas, leads to spider-like radiating mounds on the surface and is called "araneiform terrain".

"The word 'araneiform' means 'spider-like'. There are radially organised channels on Mars that look spider-like, but we don't want to confuse anyone by talking about 'spiders' when we really mean 'channels,' not bugs," NASA said.

"Over time, the trapped carbon dioxide gas builds in pressure and is eventually strong enough to break through the ice as a jet that erupts dust. The gas is released into the atmosphere and darker dust may be deposited around the vent or transported by winds to produce streaks. The loss of the sublimated carbon dioxide leaves behind these spider-like features etched into the surface," a NASA release said.

This active seasonal process, however, is not seen on Earth, NASA said, while comparing the process to the sublimation of dry ice on Earth.

New rule allows deportation if H-1B extension is rejected

HIGHLIGHTS

• Many H-1B holders could face deportation if their application for extension or change of status is rejected
• They may have to stay on in the US for several months, waiting to be heard by an immigration judge
• Notices for commencement of deportation proceedings were restricted to criminal cases but the ambit now stands widened

MUMBAI: Many 

H-1B visa

 holders could find themselves facing deportation proceedings if their application for a visa extension or change of status has been rejected and the tenure of stay granted originally by the US authorities (as reflected in Form 1-94) has expired. To make matters worse, despite no longer holding on to a job, they would have to stay on in the US for several months, waiting to be heard by an immigration judge.

A policy memorandum, dated June 28, which came into the public domain last week, permits the US Citizenship and Immigration Services to issue “notices to appear” (NTA) in cases “whereupon denial of an application or petition, the applicant is ‘unlawfully present’ in the US”. Such a notice is the starting point for removal or deportation proceedings.

According to an immigration counsel at an IT company, “It appears that all cases where an application for visa extension is denied, post expiry of the original tenure of stay that was granted, will be issued an NTA.”

Notices for 

commencement of deportation proceedings 

were restricted to cases relating to fraud, criminal charges or denial of asylum or refugee status, but the ambit now stands widened.

On being served notices to appear (NTA), the nightmare begins. “Once an NTA has been served, the individual must remain in the US and appear before an immigration judge. A failure to appear for removal proceedings carries a five-year ban on re-entry to the US,” says Snehal Batra, managing attorney, NPZ Law Group.

Earlier, on being denied an 

H-1B

extension, the employee concerned could immediately return to India without the NTA-related hassles. His employers could reapply for a fresh H-1B in the next season.

“Even international students are not immune to deportation proceedings. Unauthorised employment, failure to enrol in classes or failure on part of the educational institute to update a student’s records could result in an unlawful status for students and issue of a NTA,” adds Batra.

Angelique Kerber stuns Serena Williams to win maiden Wimbledon title

LONDON: Angelique Kerber watched as 

Serena Williams return crashed into the net at match point. She then buried her face in the palm of her hands before falling to the turf to celebrate a sparkling triumph at the All England Club.

The superstar American had been scripting a fairytale charge at SW19 this fortnight. It's the feel-good story of the year. Coming back from a difficult pregnancy, and 10 months after giving birth to daughter Olympia, she was in a major final after just 13 matches. But while the tennis world wired into the Williams' epic, Kerber refused to be caught in the web. The 30-year-old, weaving her own dreams, clinched the 

Wimbledon title, lifting the Venus Rosewater dish for the first time.

Kerber, who won the Australian and US Opens in 2016, after which she became the oldest first-time No.1, swept to the title at Church Road with a 6-3, 6-3 win. Her performance in the final mirrored the effective quality of automobile engineering her country is celebrated for, the German had no more than five unforced errors in the 65-minute title clash.

Kerber, who climbed up to her box to celebrate with new coach Wim Fissette, called her victory, 'a dream come true'. "I knew I had to play my best match against Serena. This is my second chance to be back in the final. I want to thank my family and my team without you I won't be here. I was trying not to look at my mother, she is always so nervous when I'm playing. I also want to tell Serena that you are a great person and champion. You are an inspiration for all the people watching."

Williams, who was cheered on by the royals Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, and her good friend Meghan Markle, now the Duchess of Sussex, was in tears when she took the microphone.

"I have had such an amazing tournament, I'm really happy to get this far," she said her voice choking. Up in the Royal Box the new Duchess teared up. "I have so much to look forward to. All the moms out there, I played for you and I tried really hard."

The women's final kicked-off two hours past it's scheduled start time as the second men's semifinal between Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic had to be completed. American legend Martina Navratiliova likened the delayed start to a rain break.

The German was quick off the blocks, breaking the American's heavy serve, which had only been busted seven times in the lead-up to the final. The 23-time major winner battled back from 0-2, winning the next three games to take a 3-2 lead and restore order to the title clash. Or so it seemed as Kerber, who is on a comeback herself, after the low of 2017, obviously knew how to play Williams in a major final, having beaten her at that stage earlier. Kerber, who had lost to the superstar across the net from her on this court two years ago, broke again in the seventh game in which Williams double faulted twice and fell behind 0-40. She broke again in the ninth to close out the set.

Kerber's screaming forehands, two of them in the sixth game of the second set, helped the German, who was rolling on well-oiled wheels, to take a 4-2 lead. The 30-year-old, looking for her third major title, did well to hold in the seventh game. Then when serving for the match, she inched ahead 30-15, but Serena swung wildly on her backhand to push to 30-all. Kerber pressed to match point with a forehand she managed to send deep, one match point was all that the 11th seed needed on the day.

Kerber took home 2,250,000 pounds and 2000 ranking points for her superlative run this week. While the 36-year-old, playing her 10th final at SW19, received 1,125,00 pounds for her work.

Woman Commits Suicide After Allegedly Being Raped By BSF Jawan In UP

Woman Commits Suicide After Allegedly Being Raped By BSF Jawan In UP

Her father, in his complaint, said his daughter was raped by the BSF jawan, who threatened to upload the video of the act on the internet, he said.

Muzaffarnagar: 

A 26-year-old woman committed suicide by consuming poison after a BSF jawan allegedly raped her on the pretext of marriage, police said today.

The woman consumed the poison on July 6 and died at a hospital yesterday, Station House Officer (SHO), Kotwali, Anil Kaperwan, said.

Her father, in his complaint, said his daughter was raped by the BSF jawan, who threatened to upload the video of the act on the internet, he said.

The complainant also said that the accused had raped her on the pretext of marriage and was harassing her, the SHO said.

The matter is being probed, the officer said.

UPSC Prelims Result 2018 Released; Check Your Results Here

UPSC Prelims Result 2018: Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has published the UPSC Civil Services Preliminary examination 2018 results on the official website of the commission. The UPSC Prelims results 2018 can be accessed from the websites:upsc.gov.in and upsconline.nic.in. Apart from the official website of UPSC, the results link is also expected at the portal of official news information and broadcasting agency of Government of India, pib.nic.in. The UPSC Civil Services Preliminary results or UPSC CSP results have been provided in a pdf file. The candidates need to open that file to check their UPSC results.

To open the UPSC Prelims results link from the official website, click on this link: UPSC Prelims Results 2018

Check UPSC Prelims results directly from this pdf file:UPSC conducted the Civil Services prelims examination on June 3.

UPSC Prelims Result 2018: How to check

UPSC Prelims Result 2018: Check CSP Preliminary Results @ Upsc.gov.in, Upsconline.nic.in

The candidates who are waiting for UPSC prelims results may follow these steps to check their results:

Step One : Go to the official website of UPSC, upsc.gov.in

Step Two : Click on the 'UPSC Civil Services Preliminary Examination 2018 Results' link 

Step Three : On next page open, you will find a PDF file. Check your results there

UPSC Prelims Result 2018 Declared @ Upsc.gov.in, Upsconline.nic.in; What's Next

Since the UPSC Prelims result has been released, candidates who qualified the exam will have to now register for the UPSC Civil Services Main exam 2018. 

The main examination will begin on September 28 and end on October 7.