Need tips i am 21&dropped CA after cpt at age 17 due to fear of losing in CA afterwards now i wasted 3 years doing nothing was sitting ideal all time&i filed Ibps form exam is on 5th dec i no its impossible to crack this time i am late with weak knowledge&english Is starting Scratch late for next yr
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Student Expert
22nd Nov, 2020
Hi Dear,
As per the details mentioned by you, you have filled IBPS form whose exam will be held on 5th December. So, if you are not prepared for the exam, then i'll recommend you to study the important topics and give the exam for now. Even if you do not have confidence of cracking the exam, still sit for the exam to know the exam pattern and for a practice. And you are just 21, so you can prepare well and sit again for ibps exam next time. This attempt will help you in your preparation and motivate you for next attempt.
You can follow following preparation tips for ibps exam from link below:
https://competition.careers360.com/articles/how-to-prepare-for-ibps-po
Good Luck
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Student Expert
22nd Nov, 2020
Hello,
If you want to start afresh then have a positive attitude and mindset, focus on the present, and leave the past behind.
Get acquainted with the syllabus, and paper pattern,
make a timetable, and devote time to each section accordingly.
Read newspaper daily, such as The Hindu, The Indian Express, The Economic Times, for English section specifically focus on Editorial Section, also be updated with banking/finance news, this matters the most in Banking Exams.
You may consider going through the following books:
For Quants- Quicker Maths by M Tyra, there's one book by Arihant Publications as well named Fast Track Arithmetic, for higher level there's book by Sarvesh Sharma named Quantum Cat, in the similar section is also a book by Arun Sharma.
For English- General English by SP Bakshi /Plinth to Paramount You can also refer Wren and Martin, that's the best book for grammar. Word Power Made Easy for Vocabulary.
For Reasoning- RS Agarwal Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning /Analytical Reasoning by MK Pandey
Banking exam is all about speed and precision. you need to practice lots of mock paper, analyze as well as evaluate your strength and weak points, and work on these accordingly.
If you want to start afresh then have a positive attitude and mindset, focus on the present, and leave the past behind.
Get acquainted with the syllabus, and paper pattern,
make a timetable, and devote time to each section accordingly.
Read newspaper daily, such as The Hindu, The Indian Express, The Economic Times, for English section specifically focus on Editorial Section, also be updated with banking/finance news, this matters the most in Banking Exams.
You may consider going through the following books:
For Quants- Quicker Maths by M Tyra, there's one book by Arihant Publications as well named Fast Track Arithmetic, for higher level there's book by Sarvesh Sharma named Quantum Cat, in the similar section is also a book by Arun Sharma.
For English- General English by SP Bakshi /Plinth to Paramount You can also refer Wren and Martin, that's the best book for grammar. Word Power Made Easy for Vocabulary.
For Reasoning- RS Agarwal Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning /Analytical Reasoning by MK Pandey
Banking exam is all about speed and precision. you need to practice lots of mock paper, analyze as well as evaluate your strength and weak points, and work on these accordingly.
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