How to Prepare for Bank Exams – Some Practical Tips

How can one prepare for bank exams it is one of the main questions today that many young Indians are aggressively looking to join the banking industry .Because of the start of the recession fears in IT companies related to jobs security has become a major issue, University fresher’s began to look for options that offer job security. This is why many graduates choose jobs more from government jobs in the private sector. A new trend seems to have emerged between the fresher’s.stock-photo-students-pointing-to-places-on-a-globe-at-the-elementary-school-309239480

Here is a collection of tips prepared by teachwell institute that can be used by both fresher’s and those who could not get so far in bank exams.

What are the jobs in banks?

Like any other government organization. Public banks also have many positions and eligibility requirements, job profile, salary, etc., differ for each. But for freshers there are only three avenues.

  • Clerk or Single Window Operator (SWO)
  • Probation officer
  • Specialist Officer

So first, decide on the position you want to join and make sure you meet the criteria for it.

Early planning for a common entrance test

After deciding on the position, it is time to start preparing for the exams.

With the introduction of the joint written examination by the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) – you will have to submit for a single entrance test and can be applied to all the recruitment banks score.

The question paper will probably contain the following sections:

  • Reasoning,
  • quantitative and numerical reasoning,
  • English, general knowledge and computer skills.

Since administrative and office examinations are done twice a year and specialized officer once a year, you have enough time to prepare.

Make efforts

Whatever the mode of preparation, personal effort is necessary because competition is strong.

  • Understand exam template and intrigue shortcuts or easy ways to answer a question within the time allotted.
  • Regular practice will increase your confidence and help the exam without fear.
  • Keep an eye on upcoming bank exams and upcoming jobs to gather as much information about the specific bank you want to apply.

You can also consult the trends of previous years to get an idea of ​​the cuts and possible scores needed to ensure selection in banks.

Practice makes perfect

Scoring high marks increases your prospects, more than qualifying.

The more you practice, the better your chances of achieving good grades on the exam. To do this, there are two methods that can be followed

  • Coaching Center: Many coaching institutes have been set up for the coaching classes bank examinations each city has at least one. Here you will have access to coaches to answer questions, regular simulated tests and individual attention. Fees start at Rs.6000 and go up to 10,000 rupees
  • Self-study: This is the norm that many applicants tend to travel the road. You will need to spend time on self study part as well.
  • Test series – One need to go through test series as well in order to check the time and accuracy as well.

 

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Do you teach a noble profession?

“A teacher is never an ordinary person. Construction and destruction can occur on your knees. The quote given by Chanakya shows the power of teachers and teaching. Education is a very important activity on the basis of any nation and culture is established. So, let’s see what is teaching.facebook-advt-ssc1The word “education” means the work of a teacher to provide knowledge and guidance. He is one of the oldest and noblest of society in all the services of culture. But the question arises whether teaching is a profession or a primary duty. According to the Oxford Dictionary, the word “profession” means “professional activity” and “duty” means “moral responsibility”. It is therefore preferable to call a teaching profession of service. Consider this noble profession is a duty and discuss its importance then. Education not only shows the right path that students must follow, but also prepares human resources for the future development of the nation. It has the potential to have a major impact on molding the next generation. This is why education needs to be evaluated by social institutions such as government, church, family and civil society. So the lesson is:

  • Process for the transmission of knowledge and information
  • A process of change
  • Process for instructing and guiding others

Education is the noblest of all professions, as all professionals trained with a teacher. It is also a process of preparing the next generation of skilled workers and professionals and politicians, engineers, doctors, police officers, priests, educators, legislators and good citizens. Education is therefore seen as a way that God uses the teacher as an instrument to touch life.

Kalam sir in his autobiography “Wings of Fire” pays tribute to his teachers. He is grateful for the education he has obtained from his teachers at primary level. He was inspired to study further and become a scientist because of the care and guidance of his science teacher Shivasubramaniyam Iyer. Such is the role of a teacher and his teaching in the life of a student.

Another important thing about the teaching profession is that illuminates both sides of the teacher and the student. In this noble profession not only do the students learn, but the teacher also learns the lessons of the lives of innocent students as well. Therefore, it is beneficial for both sides.

Aristotle rightly says: “Those who educate children are more honest than those who produce, for these have only given life, those that the art of living well. “Thus, teaching is a profession that offers an art of living. It is not only a duty but a moral duty. It is not a profession but a noble service in the world to create a more beautiful and peaceful world ..

 

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