The most demanded and promising jobs in India are said to be in Banks. There are more than 20 lakhs aspirant appearing for the exams conducted by IBPS, Reserve Bank of India (RBI), State Bank of India (SBI) and other private banks. On succeeding these exams, you may get jobs in SBI(and all associated banks),RBI, More than 20 Private Indian banks, 21 nationalised banks, selective foreign banks and many of small to medium co-operative banks banks like gramin banks at the clerical, Probationary Officer and Specialist officer levels. Banking jobs have always been lucrative especially during the slowdown of the economy.
Banking Entrance exam is normally divided into two parts: Objective Type and Descriptive Exam
Objective Type-
The objective type exam contains 200-250 questions that consists of Reasonong, Quantitative Aptitude, General Awareness, English, Computers and Marketing. If aspirants score more than 50% they may be called further for Interview.
Descriptive Exam- In order to evaluate the writing ability and communication skills, descriptive exam are conducted along with the objective type. It is a very important section as many of the banks use the marks of this exam to prepare merit list.
There are usually three questions in this section that can be asked from Reading Comprehension, Letter Writing, Precise Writing and Essay Writing.
Tips and strategies for Bank Exam preparation-
Read Newspapers for General Awareness, English, Marketing, Communication-
The habit of reading newspaper gives you 3 in 1 package at such a low cost. It keeps you updated about the current affairs and helps you keep a track on latest happenings.
Daily Mock Test and Bank Awareness Books-
Solve as many Mock tests papers as possible in order to perform well in Mathematics and Reasoning papers, this will help you to practice speed and accuracy. If you aspire to score high, you need to practice time management and clear concepts. There are many of Bank Awareness books available online and offline, grabbing the good ones is a great deal to prepare well.
Determine sectional weightage- It is important to identify your strengths and weaknesses. Design a good strategy to work harder on your weak points and keep practicing your strengths as they may fetch good marks for you.
After solving a number of question papers, practicing and revising all those stack of questions and giving proper attention separately to each sections of syllabus, you are all set to enter the exam hall confidently.
Banking Entrance exam is normally divided into two parts: Objective Type and Descriptive Exam
Objective Type-
The objective type exam contains 200-250 questions that consists of Reasonong, Quantitative Aptitude, General Awareness, English, Computers and Marketing. If aspirants score more than 50% they may be called further for Interview.
Descriptive Exam- In order to evaluate the writing ability and communication skills, descriptive exam are conducted along with the objective type. It is a very important section as many of the banks use the marks of this exam to prepare merit list.
There are usually three questions in this section that can be asked from Reading Comprehension, Letter Writing, Precise Writing and Essay Writing.
Tips and strategies for Bank Exam preparation-
Read Newspapers for General Awareness, English, Marketing, Communication-
The habit of reading newspaper gives you 3 in 1 package at such a low cost. It keeps you updated about the current affairs and helps you keep a track on latest happenings.
Daily Mock Test and Bank Awareness Books-
Solve as many Mock tests papers as possible in order to perform well in Mathematics and Reasoning papers, this will help you to practice speed and accuracy. If you aspire to score high, you need to practice time management and clear concepts. There are many of Bank Awareness books available online and offline, grabbing the good ones is a great deal to prepare well.
Determine sectional weightage- It is important to identify your strengths and weaknesses. Design a good strategy to work harder on your weak points and keep practicing your strengths as they may fetch good marks for you.
After solving a number of question papers, practicing and revising all those stack of questions and giving proper attention separately to each sections of syllabus, you are all set to enter the exam hall confidently.
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