No, it grade must be a C (2.0) or higher.
yes, in MOST schools
Gross bank credit- Total loans and advances extended by the banks minus loans extended to group concerns Net bank credit- Gross bank credit minus exempted deposits like FCNR,NRNR etc.
A minus sign in front of your available credit indicates that you have exceeded your credit limit, resulting in a negative available credit balance. This situation can occur if your outstanding balance surpasses the maximum amount of credit allowed by your lender. It's important to address this promptly, as it may lead to fees, increased interest rates, or a negative impact on your credit score.
Net credit margin is net interest income minus net credit losses, as a percentage of average managed outstanding balances
Credit note are created just like invoice in free agents except that you had put the unit price in as a minus figure. It is also possible to use this method to add a credit or discount to an invoice.
Yes, an A minus is a good for a 10 year old in an Algebra 1 honors class.
The credit balance is a positive real number and as such it should not have a minus sign in front. Accounting: If this is about an asset, then this is an amount you owe (you do not have and you are liable to) otherwise if this is for a liability, then this is an amount others owe to you. Example: a credit balance in a tellers (cashier) account is not having a minus in front of it (since it is a positive number) but it means that the cashier is owing money to the till, since the cashier's account is an asset. If you want to reverse a credit balance then you CREDIT again the same amount with a minus in front (you shall NOT debit the same amount, as this is another transaction and not a reversal). Example: Account 1 Db______Cr ..............100 ................20 ..............270 ................10 ---------------- ..............400 <-- This is a credit balance (it shall be unsigned). Reverse transaction No 3 from Account 1 which concerns a loan (just an example) Account 1_____________Loans Db.......Cr_____________Db......Cr ........-270 reversal .......... 270 Now, this is the image of the same account Account 1 Db_______Cr ................100 ..................20 ................270 ..................10 ...............-270 ------------------ ................130 <-- This is the new credit balance (also unsigned). So. A credit balance never has a minus in front. A general ledger account usually can have reversals which are negative amounts on the credit (or debit) side, but this is not called 'credit balance' A balance can sometimes drop below zero, in which case (a) it will have a minus in front and (b) it will not be a 'credit' balance of course, but rather a debit one. Hope this helps. PS dots (....) and underlines (____) only added for visibility/readability purposes they are not contributing to the answer - Thank you.
It is the Gross Bank Credit (GBC) minus the exempted deposits such as NRNR, FCNR, deposits,etc. This is the base on which the achievement of the priority sector lending rate gets calculated.
It depends on the schools grading system. For schools at operate on a plus system it would be a letter grade of B+. For those that operate on a minus system an A-.In eithe case it's a great GPA!
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The same as it would be otherwise, minus the air brakes written test.
120 semester hours plus or minus one depending on the school.