Rastriya Banijya BankRBB
RBB Level 7 Deputy Manager (Engineer) — Engineering
Deputy Manager (Engineer)
Level 7TechnicalOpenMedium: Nepali/English/bothApproved 2082-09-17 BS
Written Examination
200 marksBanking and Organizational Management100 marks · 40 pass · 2 hr 15 min
A Section A (Units 1–6): 6 Questions × 5 Marks + 2 Questions × 10 Marks50 marks · 1 hr 30 min
1 Banking and Related Institutions
- 1.1 Commercial Banking in Nepal: Evolution and Status
- 1.2 Rastriya Banijya Bank: Role, Contribution, Challenges and Prospects
- 1.3 Other Banks and Financial Institutions in Nepal: Role, Performance
- 1.4 Payment System Operators (PSO), Payment Systems Providers (PSP)
- 1.5 Merchant Banking Institutions, Private Equity Investments
- 1.6 Mutual Funds
2 Banking Related Laws and Directives
- 2.1 Nepal Rastra Bank Act, 2058
- 2.2 Bank and Financial Institution Act, 2073
- 2.3 Payment and Settlement Act, 2075
- 2.4 Money Laundering Prevention Act, 2064
- 2.5 Banking Offence and Punishment Act, 2064
- 2.6 Electronic Transaction Act, 2063
- 2.7 Negotiable Instrument Act, 2034
- 2.8 The Act on Recovery of Debts of Banks and Financial Institutions, 2058
- 2.9 Unified Directives and Circulars issued by Nepal Rastra Bank for Banks and Financial Institutions in Nepal
3 Other Related Laws and Bylaws
- 3.1 Company Act, 2063
- 3.2 Income Tax Act, 2058
- 3.3 Labor Act, 2074
- 3.4 Public Procurement Act, 2063
- 3.5 Right to Information Act, 2064
- 3.6 Bonus Act, 2030
- 3.7 National Information and Communication Technology Policy, 2015 (2072 BS)
- 3.8 National Cyber Security Policy, 2023 (2080 BS)
- 3.9 Rastriya Banijya Bank, Employees Service Bylaws, 2070
4 Financial Markets and Banking Operation
- 4.1 Basic Understanding of Financial Markets
- 4.2 Interest Rates Determination
- 4.3 Interest Rates Structures, Yield Curves
- 4.4 Commercial Banking Operations
5 Organizational Management and Planning
- 5.1 Human Resource Management, Succession Planning, Knowledge Management
- 5.2 Stress Management, Conflict Management, Time Management
- 5.3 Strategic Management
- 5.4 Risk Management
- 5.5 Business Intelligence
- 5.6 Business Continuity Plan (BCP)
- 5.7 Project Appraisal, Financial Statement Analysis and Break-even Analysis
- 5.9 Principles and Utility of Budget
6 Organizational Behavior and Development
- 6.1 Employee Motivation
- 6.2 Performance Monitoring and Evaluation
- 6.3 Management Information System
- 6.4 Communication: Skill, Approach, Issues and Challenges
- 6.5 Managing Organizational Changes and Innovations
- 6.6 Entrepreneurship Skills and Development
- 6.7 Emotional Intelligence, Empathy
- 6.8 Grievance Handling
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Engineering: Technology, Materials and Environment100 marks · 40 pass · 3 hr
A Section A (Units 1–4): 2 Questions × 5 Marks + 4 Questions × 10 Marks50 marks
1 Construction Materials
- 1.1 Stone
- 1.2 Cement
- 1.3 Bricks
- 1.4 Paints and Varnishes
- 1.5 Bitumen: types, selection and uses
- 1.6 Steel: types and properties, alloys
- 1.7 Aggregate: types and strength
- 1.8 Water quality of construction purposes
- 1.9 Advanced and modern construction materials
2 Surveying
- 2.1 General
- 2.2 Levelling
- 2.3 Plane Table Surveying
- 2.4 Theodolite Traversing
- 2.5 Contouring
- 2.6 Total Stations
- 2.7 Setting Out
3 Structural Analysis
- 3.1 Loads and supports: idealization, types and features
- 3.2 Types: external loads and internal loads
- 3.3 Internal stresses and its types
- 3.4 Working stress and ultimate strength of materials
- 3.5 Relation between the external load, shear force and bending moment
- 3.6 Determinate and indeterminate structures
- 3.7 Internal force diagram and its property: thrust, shear force and bending moment (statically determinate beams under point load/UDL/UVL)
- 3.8 Simple strut theory: effective slenderness and Euler’s buckling
4 Structural Design
- 4.1 RC Section in Bending
- 4.2 Shear and Bond for RC Sections
- 4.3 Axially Loaded RC Columns
- 4.4 RC Foundation
- 4.5 Steel Structures
B Section B (Units 5–9): 2 Questions × 5 Marks + 4 Questions × 10 Marks50 marks
5 Hydropower
- 5.1 Hydropower in Nepal: development, policy, acts and regulations
- 5.2 Types of hydropower projects (Peaking Run-Off the River-Storage and Pump Storage)
- 5.3 Major components of hydropower project
- 5.4 Flow duration curve, reservoir capacity, reservoir sedimentation, useful life of reservoir
- 5.5 Power demand analysis and forecast
6 Soil Mechanics
- 6.1 General
- 6.2 Soil Compaction and Consolidation
- 6.3 Shear Strength of Soils
- 6.4 Earth Pressures
- 6.5 Terzaghi’s general bearing capacity formulas and their application
7 Building Construction Technology
- 7.1 Walls
- 7.2 Concrete Technology
- 7.3 Wood Work
- 7.4 Flooring and Finishing
- 7.5 Construction and Expansion Joints: Types and Characteristics
- 7.6 Damp Proofing
8 Estimating and Costing, Valuation and Specifications
- 8.1 Methods of calculation quantities
- 8.2 Key components of estimating norms and rate analysis
- 8.3 Preparation or bill of quantities
- 8.4 Purpose, types and importance of specification
- 8.5 Purpose, principles and methods of valuation
9 Construction Management and Professional Practices
- 9.1 Construction Scheduling and Planning
- 9.2 Contractual Procedure and Management
- 9.3 Ethics and Professionalism
- 9.4 Public procurement practices of works, goods and services and its importance
- 9.5 Norms and code of conduct of metropolitan office
- 9.6 Conflict resolution and its importance in construction projects
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