R.K BANKING BOOK

Ideas for using this notebook

• Take easily study 
• Summarize notes for studying 
• Collect research for class assignments
• Keep a to-do list
• Organize information from different courses and clubs 

Tips

• To move pages from one section or notebook to another, select the information and drag and drop it into the new location. 
• Need to take a quick note? Press the Windows Logo Key + N to bring up a new side note window where you can take notes like you do on a sticky note. These notes are stored in your Unfiled Notes section, and you can drag and drop them to the appropriate section.

• This section is just to get you started. Right-click the Start here section tab and click Delete to remove this section at any time. 

 

BANKING SECTION

SECTION TABLES OF BANKING STUDY MATERIAL
You can use this section to keep track of things you need to do. For example you could easily create a table with all of your to-do items.



Work item	To do	YEAR
REASOING ABILITY	HELPING NOTES AND QUESTION & ANSWER	2011 - 2012
NUMERICAL ABILITY	HELPING NOTES AND QUESTION & ANSWER	2011 - 2012
ENGLISH LANGUAGE	GRAMMER	2011-2012
COMPUTER KNOWLEDGE	HELPING NOTES & KEYS	2011-2012
MARKETING APTITUDE	DETAILS ABOUT THE MARKETING	2011-2012
GENERAL AWARENESS	GENERAL KNOWLEDGE	2011-2012
PREVIOUS QUESTION PAPER	HELPING NOTES AND QUESTION & ANSWER	2011-2012
SOLVED QUESTION PAPER	HELPING NOTES AND QUESTION & ANSWER	2011-2012



 Tips
• Use Tags to track the status of current work items. To do this, on the Insert menu, click Tag or press CTRL+1 to select the checkbox tag. 
• Create Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 tasks from action items in your notes. To do this, select the text you want to mark as a task. On the Insert menu, click Outlook Task. This creates a new task in Outlook 2007 with a link back to your notes.
• If your to-do list becomes large, create a page for each task and use the page list to organize your tasks.