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 NEFT - National Electronic Funds transfer  National Electronic Funds Transfer (NEFT) is an electronic payment system facilitated by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) that enables individuals and businesses to transfer funds electronically between banks in India. It operates on a deferred net settlement (DNS) basis, where transactions are processed and settled in batches at specific intervals throughout the day. How NEFT Works NEFT transactions are initiated by customers through their respective banks. To initiate a transfer, the sender needs to provide the recipient's bank account number and the Indian Financial System Code (IFSC) of the recipient's bank branch. The IFSC is crucial as it ensures accurate routing of funds to the intended recipient. Timing and Processing NEFT transactions are processed in batches at half-hour intervals during the working hours of the banks. Transactions initiated after the designated cut-off times are queued for the next available batch. While th...

  What is an ATS? An Applicant Tracking System is a software tool implemented by employers and recruiters as part of the hiring process. It automatically sifts, ranks, and sorts resume documents according to predefined, criteria set by the recruitment team. Originally meant to accommodate the overwhelming volume of applications on every job posting, sophisticated ATS systems are currently devised to help companies quickly source the right candidates. Why An ATS Score Matters Usually, when you send a resume, it doesn't go directly to the recruiter's desk. It first passes through an ATS. The systems will evaluate resumes based on keyword matches, relevant skills, experience levels, and other factors that are aligned with the job description. It will produce an ATS score, showing how likely your resume will pass through to a human reviewer. A high ATS score enhances your prospects of advancement to the next level in the selection process. Major Influencers of an ATS Score Here are...

A Curriculum Vitae, for short CV, is a document that details an individual's academic, professional, and personal achievements. It is mainly applied in educational, scientific, medical, or research career fields. As it is an overview of the whole career and not merely some resume highlighting relevant skills and experiences to be suitable for a job, it is normally longer than a resume and includes much more information about an individual's professional lifetime. 1. What is a CV? A CV is the most accurate document to give an overall report on a candidate's background, professional career, experiences, skills, and work. It's used mainly to apply for any position related to academia and research but also sometimes used in an international job market. With a CV, a potential employer, the hiring committee, or academic board can have an opinion on the applicant's fit and qualification for a position-why it's considered a powerful tool for any job hunt in specialized ...

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  Antony and Cleopatra  Themes Themes are the fundamental and often common thoughts explored in a literary work. The Struggle Between Reason and Emotion  In his commencing strains to Demetrius, Philo complains that Antony has deserted the military endeavors on which his recognition is based totally for Cleopatra’s sake. His complaint of Antony’s “dotage,” or stupidity, introduces a tension between purpose and emotion that runs throughout the play. Antony and Cleopatra’s first trade heightens this tension, as they argue whether their love may be put into words and understood or whether or not it exceeds such colleges and barriers of reason. If, consistent with Roman consensus, Antony is the military hero and disciplined statesmen that Caesar and others trust him to be, then he seems to have happily deserted his reason with a view to pursue his ardour. He proclaims: “Let Rome in Tiber melt, and the wide arch / Of the ranged empire fall”. The play, however, is more concerned...