I am Rashi Jainmy query is whether Starting bank exams preparation with scratch after graduation is late?
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Student Expert
20th Apr, 2020
Hello,
No, it's never too late, there are many people who have cracked various competitive exams after doing graduation and some also after gaining few year experience in their work related field.
See, with increasing competition each year in various competitive exams, if one prepares with focus and determination and then you can definitely succeed. So, you shouldn't think anything otherwise.
To start with your preparation, first get acquainted with syllabus, make a time table and devote each time to each subjects accordingly, for Quant and Reasoning, get your basic concepts clear first, see the trick to qualify banking exam is speed coupled with accuracy in answer, and this needs practice, practice, practice as both the sections mentioned above is not something one can mug up. Also, sections like DI and puzzles, you can ace them only through rigorous practice. these two are very important topics in banking exam. For English the best is to read The Hindu, nowadays questions also come directly from there, so read the editorial part on a daily basis, even the same thing goes for general awareness, you can also read The Economic Times, the best way to keep updated about the happenings in business or banking world.
No, it's never too late, there are many people who have cracked various competitive exams after doing graduation and some also after gaining few year experience in their work related field.
See, with increasing competition each year in various competitive exams, if one prepares with focus and determination and then you can definitely succeed. So, you shouldn't think anything otherwise.
To start with your preparation, first get acquainted with syllabus, make a time table and devote each time to each subjects accordingly, for Quant and Reasoning, get your basic concepts clear first, see the trick to qualify banking exam is speed coupled with accuracy in answer, and this needs practice, practice, practice as both the sections mentioned above is not something one can mug up. Also, sections like DI and puzzles, you can ace them only through rigorous practice. these two are very important topics in banking exam. For English the best is to read The Hindu, nowadays questions also come directly from there, so read the editorial part on a daily basis, even the same thing goes for general awareness, you can also read The Economic Times, the best way to keep updated about the happenings in business or banking world.
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Student Expert
20th Apr, 2020
Hii Rashi,
No, though if you could have started early you would have an upper hand in the preparation but still you can give it a dedicated shot by preparing wholeheartedly and giving it your best. You can start by giving a mock and analyse it to see where you stand and then go ahead with the topics you feel you still need to prepare well. You can also visit the following link for more information- https://competition.careers360.com/tags/banking-exam
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Hope it helps,
Thanks.
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