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Understand the Exam Pattern and Syllabus

Create a Study PlanDaily Routine: Allocate specific time slots for each subject. Focus more on weaker areas.Weekly Goals: Set targets like completing a chapter, practicing a certain number of questions, or revising topics.

Subject-wise Preparation

Practice with Mock Tests and Previous Year Papers

Revision

Good luck!

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For an IBPS clerk aspirant with 50 days left, here's a strategic plan: *Week 1-2 (Days 1-14)* 1. _Revision and Practice_: Focus on weak areas and practice with sample questions. 2. _Sectional Tests_: Take sectional tests for each subject (English, Quant, Reasoning, and GK). 3. _Analyze Performance_: Review performance, identify mistakes, and work on improvements. *Week 3-4 (Days 15-28)* 1. _Mock Tests_: Take full-length mock tests to simulate the actual exam experience. 2. _Time Management_: Practice time management techniques to optimize sectional time allocation. 3. _Weakness Improvement_: Focus on improving weak areas with targeted practice. *Week 5-6 (Days 29-42)* 1. _Intensive Revision_: Intensively revise all subjects, focusing on key concepts and formulas. 2. _Practice with Mixed Questions_: Practice with mixed questions to improve adaptability. 3. _Stay Updated_: Stay updated with current affairs and GK. *Week 7 (Days 43-50)* 1. _Final Mock Tests_: Take final mock tests to assess readiness. 2. _Confidence Building_: Focus on building confidence and mental endurance. 3. _Last-Minute Revision_: Quick revision of key concepts and formulas. Additionally: - _Stay Consistent_: Maintain a consistent study schedule. - _Take Breaks_: Take regular breaks to avoid burnout. - _Stay Positive_: Stay motivated and positive throughout the preparation. By following this plan, you'll be well-prepared for the IBPS clerk exam. Stay focused, and best of luck! read less

Get Familiar with the Exam Pattern and SyllabusPreliminary Exam:English Language: 30 questions, 20 minutesQuantitative Aptitude: 35 questions, 20 minutesReasoning Ability: 35 questions, 20 minutesMains Exam:Reasoning & Computer Aptitude: 45 questions, 60 minutesGeneral/Economy/Banking Awareness: 40 questions, 35 minutesEnglish Language: 35 questions, 40 minutesData Analysis & Interpretation: 35 questions, 45 minutesEnglish Language (Essay & Letter Writing): 2 questions, 30 minutes

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Depends on your future plans.

If you wish to study futher, then go for SBI Clerk as I did. If you want to study for SSC CGL or UPSC or State PSCs then you'd get more time for preparation working as SBI Clerk or IBPS Clerk. 

However, if you're passionate only about Banking and do not wish to do more, then go for IBPS PO (preferrably in your home state). The exposure and opportunities you will get as PO are limitless. As a clerk you'd only be sitting in the branch doing routine work. But as a PO you would be expected to meet daily targets, do loans, increase deposits, cross selling, improve on NPAs, currency chests, etc.

Good luck and please feel free to ping me if you wish to know more.

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Questions on Current affairs, Banking awareness

Questions on family background, hometown, history of hometown, famous monuments in your hometown.

Why you want to join banking? 

What do you think are the good qualities of a banker? 

What are the challenges that the banking sector is facing today? 

Importance of digital channels of banking? 

Importance of green loans? 

Role of banking in the economic growth/ rural development? 

Where do you see yourself in next 10 years? 

Hobbies? If you were not a banker what else would you be? 

If you're posted to rural area, how will you survive?

For more info, please feel free to ping me.

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The initial basic pay of IBPS Clerk is INR 19,900 with a yearly increment of INR 1000 for three years. The basic pay of IBPS Clerk is INR 20,900 with a yearly increment of INR 1230 for the next three years. The basic pay of IBPS Clerk is INR 24,590 with a yearly increment of INR 1490 for the next four years

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