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Preparation Tips for Quantitative Aptitude section of SSC CHSL 2018

SSC conducts various exams and SSC CHSL is one such exam which needs lot of hard work and practice to qualify. The question paper is from easy to moderate level yet it needs more practice as it has more contestants than any other exams. The most complex section to attempt is Quantitative Aptitude as it involves long calculations and a huge list of formulae to be mastered to ace the exam. Preparation Tips for QA Section of SSC CHSL 2018 Know and understand the syllabus of SSC CHSL 2018 and shortlist the topics which are difficult for you and start your exam preparation from those topics. Make a list of the important topics by analyzing the question papers of previous years to ease your targeted preparation. Some of the important topics of QA section are: NUMBER SYSTEM RATIO AND PROPORTION AVERAGE PERCENTAGE PROFIT AND LOSS TIME SPEED AND DISTANCE TIME AND WORK DATA INTERPRETATION SIMPLIFICATION MENSURATION Prepare a study plan to cover these topics thoroug...

Is it tough to qualify SSC CHSL EXAM?

Is it tough to qualify SSC CHSL EXAM? Staff Selection Commission conducts various recruitment exams to appoint employees for public section undertakings. SSC CGL and SSC CHSL are the most seek by the aspirants which make these exams to be very competitive. SSC CGL has fewer contestants as compared to SSC CHSL ; therefore, SSC CHSL is a tough exam to crack. SSC CGL exam is eligible for graduates and SSC CHSL is open for undergraduates and graduates both. Thus the contestant becomes almost double in case of SSC CHSL which needs a thorough learning and lot of practice to score as high as one can. Although the difficulty level for SSC CHSL exam is low yet it needs to be attempted with full dedication so that one can crack it in the first attempt itself. Let us discuss subject-wise strategy to help you qualify the exam. SSC CHSL 2018 notification is expected anytime in the month of November 2018 therefore without wasting much of time it is better to start the exam preparation to ge...

Why we need a systematic study plan to prepare for bank exams?

Bank exams are very challenging and needs a thorough preparation and lot of practice. Study plan plays a very dominant role in the exam preparation. Making a study plan and following it regularly is another thing. Prepare a study plan in such a way so that it suits your daily routine. If you are working then make a study plan after your working hours so that you can give full attention to your studies. In the morning hours you can read newspaper for the latest updates on current affairs related to your General Awareness topics. Besides GA topics, if you read English newspaper it will improve your language proficiency also. Learning is more effective when your mind is fresh; therefore, morning hours are best for these subjects. Complex topics like Numerical Ability and Reasoning needs full concentration and lot of time to sit and understand the concepts and tricks. For these subjects evening hours are the best when you are free from your office. Follow this pattern daily with ...

How much time one should give to each subject while preparing for IBPS PO 2018 Tier I Exam?

Bank exams are very challenging and competitive as these are open to graduates and above level candidates. There are various boards conducting Common Written Exam (CWE) such as IBPS, SBI, RBI, and RRB. This year IBPS is going to conduct IBPS PO 2018 Prelims exam in the month of October 2018. Most of the aspirants must have started the exam preparation for IBPS PO 2018 by now. Every year IBPS PO exam is notified and millions of candidates apply against thousands of posts only which makes it a competitive exam. The preparation for the exam needs a systematic exam preparation to get the best outcomes of your hard work. Hard work should be done in combination with the smart work. Let us discuss the smart strategy to prepare for IBPS PO 2018 Tier 1 Exam. Subject wise smart strategy to ace IBPS PO 2018 Tier I exam 1.         Quantitative Aptitude: An aspirant should give 2 hours daily to QA section in case your basics are clear and 3 hours fo...

How SBI PO exam preparation will help you ace the IBPS PO Exam?

Banking sector employs candidates for various posts by conducting various exams such as SBI PO, SBI CLERK, IBPS PO, IBPS CLERK, etc. IBPS PO and SBI PO are the most sought exams by the graduates. Out of these SBI PO is more difficult than IBPS PO . Therefore those who are preparing for SBI PO 2018 should not worry about IBPS PO exam 2018. IBPS PO 2018 is yet to be notified and thus SBI PO aspirants can easily attempt IBPS PO exam if they are preparing it diligently. IBPS gives an opportunity to be recruited to any of the 23 public sector banks except SBI after one cracks IBPS exam. SBI is one of the largest banks in India with numerous branches spread all over country and abroad. This makes SBI to conduct a separate exam other than IBPS to appoint personnel. There are various differences between the SBI PO 2018 and the IBPS PO which will help you decide which one has a better prospect. The differences between these posts are given below: 1. Description of IBPS PO and SBI ...

Can I prepare for IBPS PO after taking a Job through SSC CHSL, given that I have completed my Graduation?

Yes definitely, you can prepare for IBPS PO after taking a Job through SSC CHSL as everybody is free to choose and change career occupation if better opportunities are available. Before the commencement of IBPS PO preparation, it is advisable to you that should complete your graduation first then try for IBPS PO. But yes, if manageable then you can prepare for IBPS PO & Graduation simultaneously. If you are planning to apply for the post of IBPS PO, then you must have the concrete knowledge about the eligibility criteria of its. Nationality Aspirants must be: A citizen of India or A subject of Nepal or A subject of Bhutan or A Tibetan refugee who came to India, before 1 st Jan 1962 for permanent settlement. The candidates who belong to b, c, & d category must have a certificate of eligibility which has been issued by the Government of India. Age Limit The minimum age of a candidate who willing to give IBPS PO Examination is 20 years and maximum age is 30 ye...

What is the future after SBI PO?

The SBI PO post is a very prestigious, reputed and respected job among the candidates who want to flourish their careers in the banking system. But as the technologies and facilities are changing very fast and to meet such advancement, most of the candidates desire to apply for those post only which can provide them for further development and growth regarding their career opportunity. Therefore, as the candidates often asked about the possible opportunities available with SBI PO, we are providing you with career graph for an SBI PO : - ·      Continuous up-scaling of salary package. · SBI is a very large organisation in Indian Banking system hence there are lot of opportunities for SBIPO. SBI PO can enjoy a vast career up-gradation. ·   SBI PO enjoy fast career development and growth phases as SBI support very fast channel of promotion, rewards, etc. · Today the top position of SBI are hold by those, who once started their career as SBI PO a...