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Banking Lecture notes

Every one of us now a day is compelled to take services of a bank. Let it be  purchasing a house , getting an electric connection, water connection, admitting a child in a school, taking admission in any educational institution, applying for a job every where a bank's draft, a cheque or some other method of payment is pre- required without which nothing is found possible. In other words a Bank has become a necessity of our life in one way or the other way, In case you are getting some payment from any organization you will either receive a Bank cheque or a bank draft. In order to get the hard cash in your hands you need the services of a bank. Not only receiving money, even for making payments to some one else the services of a bank are required. In these circumstances every one of us is bound to avail the services of a bank for one or the other reasons.


So here I start with a step by step lecture notes on banking specially for Non-Bankers.

Check out my introductory post


Lect 1: Introduction to Banking for Non-Bankers 
            http://lecture-notes-forstudents.blogspot.com/2011/06/banking-for-non-bankers.html

and subsequent posts as follows

Lect 2:





Regards


Narender Sondhi

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