Chirag Bansal

Depends on how prepared you are for the exam before the remaining 50 days.

If you have covered the syllabus already, then I would suggest you start taking mock tests and work on the areas of improvement.

If you haven't covered the syllabus, then quickly skim through the remaining portion and revise again.

If you're well prepared and just need motivation, then solve PYQs and take online tests to assess your rankings.

Along with the above, take a mock test daily and analyze which questions are taking too long and which sections are getting you negative scores.

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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?

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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.

Depends on what you call difficult. SSC CGL is taken by way more candidates than IBPS, with number of vacancies more or less the same as IBPS (except 2024). 

Also SSC exms are taken by repeaters, top ranks are mostly secured by already-qualified candidates, whereas in IBPS PO you won't see that much. Timely recruitments over the last couple of years has really changed the paradigm otherwise, people usually used to go for Bank exams first and then prepare for SSC exams along with their jobs.

The Banking sector at the moment is full of opportunities and challenges. Banking jobs are dynamic and the career growth is promising unlike most of the Central government based jobs.

I'd suggest that you chase your dream, and go for what you truly want. Do not go for easy, otherwise you may regret later after joining the job.