What is the preparation strategy for Bank PO?

manpreet Best Answer 2 years ago

Planning - It is the primary step for any of exam. By this means you can also give more time to your weak areas. Time Management: You should divide your time into all subjects. Pay more attention to your delicate items. It is not the best practice that you spend your most of the time for an individual topic. Plan for every subject. Check the complete list of PO syllabus topics first and time also plays a significant role in an exam, also divide the time correctly for all sections otherwise you will leave many questions in the exam. Step by Step Preparation - The Topic wise study is a recommended. You should focus on a single topic at a time. Don’t follow multiple topics at the same time. . Update Yourself: Improve English Grammar, Reading Newspapers, magazines, Watching News channels and other General Knowledge/Current Affairs books enhance your overall awareness.

manpreet 2 years ago

Preparation can be of three types: self-study, self-study plus coaching, and only coaching. It depends whether you are a working professional or a student. So, if you are a working professional, you have to prepare either by referring to correspondence booklets, you can take an option of taking weekend coaching classes or you can buy some famous books used for the preparation of Bank PO, but if you are a student then you have a good amount of time to prepare so you can use the correspondence courses and books initially for self-preparation and later can join coaching classes for brushing up your preparation with added techniques. So, Bank PO exams have generally three sections-Quantitative aptitude, Logical reasoning & Data interpretation and Verbal reasoning along with the study of general current affairs. So, depending on your strengths, weakness and speed prepare the three sections accordingly and nail the exam.

manpreet 2 years ago

There is sectional cutoff and overall cutoff in banking exams hence we have to score well.

manpreet 2 years ago

A large number of aspirants apply for Bank PO exam, but only a few of them get success due to lack of proper guidance. Here are few important topics which can help a student to score good marks in the exam. All subjects have equal weightage in the exam so you should focus on every paper. General Knowledge is a fundamental part of any of banking exam. You have to be aware of daily events and activities in India. With daily newspaper reading habit, you can easily cover most of the part of general knowledge. Examiner wants to check your English knowledge that how you perform in this subject because English is a global language, you must perfect in basic knowledge about it. quantitative questions consume lots of time to solve the problems. Data interpretation is the major part of this subject it contains up to 15 items from it. So you should have good knowledge about Tabulation, Pie chart, Line chart, line graph and Bar chart, etc. Students need to focus more on different questions, not on the questions based on a single pattern. Data Interpretation, Sequence & Series, Number System, Quadratic Equations, Sequence & Series, Ratio, Proportion Percentage & Averages, Simplification, etc., are also one of the important topics for an exam in which one can score good marks by preparing with little effort. Overall, prepare well. All the best for the exam.

manpreet 2 years ago

Bank PO syllabus is very specific. It covers logical Reasoning, quantitative aptitude, Verbal Reasoning, general awareness. In an IBPS paper you can expect puzzles which are difficult, tricky and time consuming. So if you are having difficulty in solving or decoding Puzzles you should try solving 4 puzzles a day. Quant section would be of average difficulty. Verbal reasoning is mostly about comprehension and cloze test in IBPS papers. If you qualify for the final PO paper, then you would need GK regarding banks. PO final papers are tending to be more difficult compared to other colleges. Reasoning and verbal are scoring topics that you must study and should solve in limited time. GK would be regarding banks, mergers acquisition, international and national affairs. So it’s not just related to logic and quants but GK is also that important.

manpreet 2 years ago

Here are some tips for the preparation of Bank PO exam: 1. Become a maths expert You need to be able to solve the questions accurately and be as quick as possible because here time matters a lot. Learn a few short tricks here and apply them to various questions. Data interpretation is the major part of this subject as it contains up to 15 questions from it. So, you should have good knowledge of the Tabulation, Pie chart, Line chart, line graph, Bar graph, etc. 2. A pro at logical reasoning This section is the most crucial area of the paper. It consists of 35 questions in PRE whereas 50 in the Main exam. It is also a scoring section in which you can easily score good marks to push your overall score to a good mark. Most of the questions in this part are of the comprehensive type. It can be made less time consuming with more practice. 3. English and Verbal Check your comprehensive ability and grammar skills. Questions are mostly paragraph based. Also, synonyms and antonyms are very important. You need to develop a rich vocabulary for this. Other questions are fill in the blanks and sentence correction questions. 4. Become a reader First, develop a regular habit of reading an English daily. This will boost your vocabulary and improve your reading speed which is also helpful during reading comprehension. Prefer any good English newspaper (The Hindu, Indian Express, etc.) 5. Update yourself Try to be up to date with day to day happening and develop a habit of making notes of important events (mainly national, international, bilateral visits, budget, monetary policies, RBI announcements, sports, appointments, books and authors, etc.). You need to learn basic banking terms like repo rate, CRR and SLR. 6. Basic computer awareness Just go through the basics of computers, operating system functions, basic internet knowledge and protocols, network basics (LAN & WAN), generations of the computer, input & output device, shortcuts, basic knowledge of MS Word, MS Excel and MS power point, computer shortcuts, etc.