Bank Coaching in Chandigarh

State Bank of India releases regular notifications of various posts such as SBI P.O., SBI CLERK and SBI Specialist Officers. Every year fresh graduates also try for such exams and now-a-days youngsters need a prestigious break. They prefer to apply for SBI PO Exam which has a higher difficulty level than SBI Clerk Exam. Now the question arises, how one should prepare for SBI PO Exam if one is applying for the first time? First thing that an aspirant should keep in mind is that the extent of the syllabus is based on the previous knowledge that every graduate has. Most of the topics of Mathematics and English are from the syllabus of Higher Secondary level i.e 10 th standard syllabus. Once you have gone through the syllabus of SBI PO Exam topics, it will be easier for you to decide about your difficult areas where you need to study more. Pick up the difficult topics and make a list of the same. Start your exam preparation from those topics. it is highly advisable to

State Bank of India is one of the largest banks of the world and recruits its own employees through Common Written Exam for the posts like SBI PO, SBI Clerk and SBI Specialist officers. It has three sections in SBI PO 2018 Prelims exam which is going to be held in the month of July 2018. English Language section is one of the sections of the question paper of SBI PO Exam which needs lot of practice and basic knowledge. It is a test to examine the grammar and vocabulary skills of the candidates. English Language Section has various topics on the basis of which questions are asked. Let us discuss those topics at length to make the English language exam- effective. 1. Reading Comprehension This is a time consuming question. In order to attempt this question it is advisable to read the questions first and then read the passage. While reading the passage you will be able to locate the answers. In case you reverse the process, I mean if you read the comprehension first and th

Exams are difficult for Examophobics and not for those who are daring and brave. If we speak of BANK PO exams, these are not tough as the difficulty level is not beyond 10 th Std. syllabus. Syllabus is easy but one has to manage the time and accuracy level to qualify the exam. The only mantra to get hold of BANK PO job is practice and practice only. Special focus is required for subjects like Quantitative Aptitude and Reasoning, which needs more practice as these are the complex subjects. The other sections are easy and scoring too if practiced sufficiently. Reasons that makes BANK PO Exams seems tough are created by our thinking only out of which some of the random thoughts are: Talking to someone who could not crack BANK PO Exam in the first attempt. They usually spread the word TOUGH for the bank exams where as it is not actually the right reason. You can crack the exam in the first attempt provided your exam preparation is sincere and dedicated. For some the time duration s

Every year millions of banking aspirants apply for clerical posts in various Public sector banks through different examinations held by IBPS, SBI and RBI. These examinations offer a job in Public Sector Banks. IBPS Clerk verses SBI Clerk Generally fresh graduates start their career option by appearing in Bank Clerk exams. The most preferred exams are IBPS Clerk and SBI Clerk. When it come to choose out of these two there lies a confusion in the minds of aspirants. Let us discuss the detailed comparison between the two with respect to their Job profile, responsibilities, salary, career growth, perks and work pressure. Education qualification In both IBPS Clerk and SBI Clerk Exam, educational qualification is same with an exception that IBPS requires an additional knowledge of computers. -           IBPS Clerk -           Graduate in any discipline from a recognize University. -           Posses a working knowledge or computers, certificate in computer operations.