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SSC CHSL is a popular & competitive exam in country. This is essentially the question that pervades the mind, in 2017 only 53201 candidates cleared from 3 million applicants. The average success ratio of SSC CHSL Tier 1 is just 2%. Exam preparation for this exam should be planned, not reckless.  You should follow an approach that simplifies your effort and pave the way that you are fully prepared for the exam.  Review the following tips will help you to make perfect plan for SSC CHSL preparation: Step -1: Analysis: The first thing need to do for acing SSC CHSL exam is analyzing your strengths and weakness. The preparation process of SSC CHSL required lots of efforts to maximize your potential, and ensure that you are fully aware with your strong and weak areas. Make your strength even stronger.  Analyzing the pattern for SSC examination, you find that SSC question paper is designed for checking the judging capability, depth of knowledge, decision making and awa...

Banking sector offers three types of jobs namely, Clerk, Probationary Officer (PO) and Specialist Officer (SO). The vacancies of various public sector banks are filled through a Common Written Examination conducted by IBPS, SBI, RRB and RBI. Candidates, who are looking for officer grade job profile, usually consider Probationary Officer exam or Specialist office exam. These exams are conducted by two organizations such as IBPS and SBI with the titles as SBI PO, SBI SO, IBPS PO and SBI PO. The analysis of the most preferred posts can be done on basis of the job profile, pay scale and career prospects.  It will help them to choose the better of the two and they can decide whether to prepare for SBI PO or SBI SO. SBI PO verses SBI SO – Job Profile Let us discuss the job profile of SBI PO, to start with the major tasks and duties performed by the PO in the bank. SBI PO Tasks and Duties In order to get this job one needs to crack SBI PO Exam which is conducted in two p...

Reasoning can be defined as the working of mental status directly proportional to one’s logic of the given problem or situation to solve. Although solving logical reasoning question has been a tedious job yet we can overcome that by using some tricks. Reasoning Test is taken to examine mental ability of aspirants. This section takes more time to solve and needs a lot of practice. There are no exact formulas to solve them one needs to have patience synchronized with logical thinking.  There are some useful tricks which one must follow to gain speed and accuracy in solving logical reasoning section of IBPS PO Exam are: 1. Choose your Order of solving the questions:   Generally there are about 10 -12 questions which are hard to crack in any exam so try to solve the easy questions first in order to gain speed and build confidence. This strategy will only work if you are time conscious or else it will not work well. 2. Manage Timing The exam pattern is generally foll...

Every struggling aspirant has a dream to procure a prosperous career option a well paid job attracts the young masses and if they have to choose from Public Sector they prefer banking sector to that of Government Sector.  Banking jobs are a matter of prestige if you are appointed in a nationalized bank. There are a number of reasons which led the candidates to choose a bank job than any other job, some of them are Good Career start Bank jobs are a good career start as it offers highly prestigious start. Security of Job: It is a secure job as it is a permanent job. Therefore you are not hit by any financial downturn being in a bank job. Encouraging future prospects: There are immense growth opportunities in banking sector. Those who join as clerks may be transferred to a rural areas in the beginning but every fourth year they get a second promotion which is worth a wait.  This promotion can be raised to a level of General Manager Rank by the end of 15th ...

It is generally observed that the candidates who are aspiring for BANK exams also apply for SSC Exams too. Preparing simultaneously for both the exams one must focus on each and every topic and make the strategy effective.  There are four subjects which need to be focused as they carry equal marks and weightage in the exam. In bank exams there is sectional cut off; therefore one cannot ignore any of the subjects. Let us discuss the strategy to be adopted for all the subjects: Quantitative Aptitude The topics asked in IBPS PO exam are DI, Average, Square and Cube Roots, Percentage, Approximation, etc. In SSC CGL (Pre and Mains), generally Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry to Trigonometry are covered. There is a variation in the difficulty level also in both the exams. Study plan It should be such that you should be able to make your fundamentals strong. Learn and understand first and then practice as many questions as you can to master them. Although the pattern of bot...

It is generally observed that the candidates who are aspiring for BANK exams also apply for SSC Exams too. Preparing simultaneously for both the exams one must focus on each and every topic and make the strategy effective.  There are four subjects which need to be focused as they carry equal marks and weightage in the exam. In bank exams there is sectional cut off; therefore one cannot ignore any of the subjects. Let us discuss the strategy to be adopted for all the subjects: Quantitative Aptitude The topics asked in IBPS PO exam are DI, Average, Square and Cube Roots, Percentage, Approximation, etc. In SSC CGL (Pre and Mains), generally Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry to Trigonometry are covered. There is a variation in the difficulty level also in both the exams. Study plan It should be such that you should be able to make your fundamentals strong. Learn and understand first and then practice as many questions as you can to master them. Although the pattern of...

Hi Aspirants, Are you preparing for BANK EXAMS? If so, there might be some questions, doubts, and anxieties related to the exam and its preparation. Those who are going to appear for any such competitive exam for the first time, they need proper guidance and support from the experienced team of educationists. There are certain tips that would of great assistance to give the right direction to your exam preparation. Fixed schedule to practice a fixed set of questions:  Make a fixed study plan to practice a fixed number of questions daily. Organize your schedule and make it a habit to daily take one test paper and check your capacity to solve them effectively. Try to solve at least 4-5 full-length question papers a month before the exam. Monitor the speed by setting a timer before starting any of the tests. It will enhance your speed and accuracy both Avoid distractions around while studying:  While studying for bank exams (IBPS PO) one needs to be 100 percent...

Hi Aspirants!!! Are you looking for better future prospects? Most of you must have appeared in SSC or BANK Exams.  It is generally observed that students dream of a career but they do not have enough information and guidance to prepare for the exams. All these exams, such as Bank PO, Bank Clerk, Bank SO, etc., are notified by various bank examining bodies. They have their exam patterns and syllabus according which the paper is set every year. Self study is a good option but one who does not have any knowledge, their preparation goes in vain.  I would suggest that an aspirant of bank exams must join Bank Coaching in Delhi or wherever they are residing for the better outcomes of their hard-work and knowledge. Now the question arises, which one is the  best Bank Coaching institute in Delhi  or elsewhere? There are some parameters which can help you choose the best coaching centre for BANK Exams these are: Any coaching institute must have following feature...

W TO PREPARE FOR GENERAL AWARENESS SECTION OF SSC CGL 2017?  FROM  IBT INSTITUTE'S BLOG Most of the SSC Coaching institutes in Delhi are conducting classes for all the subjects such as General English, Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning and General Awareness. General Awareness carries 50 marks but it has a very vast syllabus. The overall weight-age is not more than 8 per cent i.e out of the total 700 marks (including tier 1+tier2+tier3) only 50 marks are allotted to General Awareness. If one is having strong base of complex subjects like logical reasoning and maths, then one can ignore the thorough preparation of General Awareness section. In case we are not prepared to attempt this section we might lose 50 marks or maximum score in GA would be not more than 10. Every single mark counts to get a good rank in the merit list. It is better if we manage to prepare it in the best way.  Let us discuss some tips to prepare General Awareness Section for cracking...

Hi Aspirants of SSC CGL Exam 2021, Time has come to pull up your sock and just stop the learning process.  Admit Cards have been issued to all the aspirants of SSC CGL Exam 2021.  Now the pressure arises but overcomes it anyhow. Let’s discuss some last minute steps to follow before the exam: 1.         Practice meditation First and foremost thing that one must do is to practice meditation regularly while preparing for the exam.  Give your mind a rest as you have given lot of pressure to it while learning and practicing the concepts. Meditation will rejuvenate your soul to give you peace of mind. It is an ideal way to boost the morale especially when there are only a few days. Meditation will not let your pressure mount on your head or else you will lose confidence. 2.         Do only group study Keep last week free from any formal study or self-study. Prefer to develop a group of the a...