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| 30th March 2015 08:13 PM | ||
| RSJ66 |
Re: How should I prepare for bank exam? Which books are to be referred? Few tips regarding the preparation of banking examinations: # Devote atleast two hours of study to each and every section mention below: * Mathematics * English language * Reasoning Ability * General Studies & Current Affairs * Computer Knowledge # For mathematics section, you are required to study daily. Repeat the exercises many times in order to get mastery over it. # For reasning ability, try to solve questions quickly and correctly. Only regular practice will help you to perfom in this section. # For English language, try to improve knowledge in grammer, tense, one word substitution, comprehension, antonyms, synonyms etc. # For General Studies & Current Affairs, please go through newspaper, books and watch news channel. # Books helpful in the exam preparation: * Arihant's General Studies * Lucent's General Studies * Reasoning Ability and Analytical Study by R.S. Aggrawal * Objective English by R.S. Aggrawal * Quicker Maths by M. Tyra * Quantitative Aptitude by R.S. Aggrawal |
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| 30th March 2015 04:20 PM | ||
| varam09 |
Re: How should I prepare for bank exam? Which books are to be referred? Quote:
Reference Books for various bank exams: For Quantitative Aptitude section: Quantitative Aptitude by R.S.Aggarwal Numerical ability and Quantitative by P.K.Mittal Magical book on Quicker Maths by M.Tyra Quantitative aptitude by Arun Sharma Quantitative aptitude by Abhijit guha Quantitative aptitude by A.Gulati For Reasoning section: A modern approach to Verbal and Non-Verbal reasoning by R.S.Aggarwal A modern approach to logical reasoning by S.Chand For English section: Objective General English by R.S.Aggarwal. Objective English for Competitive examinations by Hari mohan prasad and Uma Rani Sinha. For Computer Awareness section: Computer General awareness by Alok kumar. Objective Computer Awareness by R.Pillai. Computer fundamentals by P.K.Sinha For General awareness with Special reference to banking industry section: General awareness and Current affairs digest by M.Laxmikanth General knowledge and General awareness by Ravi chopra Advanced Objective general knowledge by R.S.Aggarwal Current affairs and general awareness by M.G.Rahmani General knowledge by Manohar Pandey And also refer magazines like Pratiyogita darpan, Competition success review and General knowledge today and Manorma year book. |
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| 30th March 2015 02:38 PM | ||
| secret29 |
Re: How should I prepare for bank exam? Which books are to be referred? If you have decided to go into the banking sector then you should prepare yourself to crack the IBPS entrance exams.Because there are total 18 nationalised bank who used to recruit through IBPS. IBPS is a national level entrance which is conducted by central committee for the selections of members to work in the Baning sector.Some of the reputed and big bank involve in IBPS are like SBI,Axis,HDFC,BOB,PNB etc. Once you crack this exam you will be call for the interview as per your rank in th entrance exam.All the banks have their own requirements and thier own cut off. This exams is conducted every year annualy and this exams is very essential for the students who wants to do jobs in Banking sector only. Eligibility for the IBPS entrance exams are:- 1. candidate have to be indian cityzen 2. Candidate have to pass 12th from a recognized university 3. Age should be between 18 to 28 years 4. Candidate have to min 60% marks for general and obc 5. For sc/st just pass marks. 6. Age relaxation is for sc/st/obc/physically challanged person. for sc/st 5years. for obc 3 years for ph 5 years Exam patterns From 2013 onwards are:- (1) Reasoning 50 50 (2) English Language 50 50 (3) Numerical Ability 50 50 150min (4) General Awareness with special reference to the Banking Industry 50 50 (5) Computer Knowledge 50 50 Preferable books for the prepration of the Banking exams are as below:- -->> Verbal & Non Verbal Reasoning - R.S. Agarwal -->> English Proficiency IMS India. -->> Quantitative Aptitude book - R.S.Agarwal -->> Logical Reasoning - S.Chand. -->> reasoning- Mukesh khanna. for mor info click the link www.ibps.in to get all the neccesary inforamtion like previous year question paper,opening and clossing date of forms,availability of seats in different banks. |
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| 29th March 2015 04:37 PM | ||
| Unregistered |
Re: How should I prepare for bank exam? Which books are to be referred? sample questions related to general knowledge for bank written test |
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| 22nd June 2013 10:46 PM | ||
| lvdt |
How should I prepare for bank exam? Which books are to be referred? hello sir/mam......i am trying to attempt bank exams.....will you plz tell me how i need to prepare and give me lsit of some topics which are mostly asked and also suggest me some books regarding this..thank u |
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