IBPS

Hi Mini,
Bank jobs are currently among the most in-demand jobs in India. More than 20 lakh aspirants generally appear for exams conducted by IBPS, Reserve Bank of India (RBI), State Bank of India (SBI), and private banks(taken together).
Preparation of all the bank exams like IBPS,SBI,RBI etc. are some what same.
There is no fixed syllabus for such exams. While the broad areas from which questions can be asked are known, no question is generally considered “out-of-syllabus”. You have to keep this in mind and prepare for aptitude tests. However, you can identify the most common areas by solving previous year question papers(or sample papers) and taking sufficient mock tests.
While each specific exam may have a different format in terms of total questions, number of sections, number of questions per section, negative marking and so on, the overall content structure of all upcoming bank exams is similar. The commonly tested areas are:
Quantitative Aptitude and Data Interpretation – school level maths, basic charts and tables
Logical Reasoning – puzzles, analytical and critical reasoning
English Language – school level grammar, English comprehension
General Awareness – GK and current affairs
Computer Awareness – computers, applications, internet
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Hi,
There is no fixed attempts to IBPS. You can write the exam n number of times. There is no limit until you get a good score in IBPS, you can apply for IBPS common written exam.
Age limit is there- 21- 30 years
Educational qualification:
-> You must have Graduated from a UGC recognized university
-> Stream pursued in graduation is free from bars
-> Graduation through Distance Learning Mode should have been approved Distance Educational council (for graduates who have pursued Distance Learning Mode)
-> Minimum marks required for qualification eligibility for General and other backward caste students is 60%
-> For Scheduled Caste/ Scheduled Tribe it is 50%
For more details, visit the respective website.
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You need to work on following points:
~ Time Management:
Actually, you won't get much high profile queries in Banking Examination so, what is the need? The need is better time management. You will get more no. of queries in examination and have to solve them in particular time. Time with accuracy matters at thsi situation to crack Examination.
~ Start from lower one
You should start your paper with General awareness and English section and no need to give much time to this section then prefer reasoning and aptitude section.
~ Logical Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude, Verbal Ability, Data Interpretation. Solve all of these section's query every day.
~ Pratiyogita Darpan, take the complete knowledge from it, every month.
~ Join Mock test series, good option for preparing Exam.
~ Only Attempt queries which having minimum 85 percent accuracy, do not attempt doubtful questions.
Books to be followed:
R S Agarwal for Aptitude, Reasoning and English section.
M Laxmikanth for General Awareness
* You got 50% in graduation but not to worry, you can appear for IBPS PO Examination.

Hi,
You may go ahead with a career in Banking which is one of the most sought after career choice among the students. It is an entry into a well paid and secure career. You can enter this profession through the below suggested:-
Besides MBA in Banking/Finance, I would suggest you to either sit for the Bank PO exams or pursue Diploma in Banking segment such as-
Investment Banking
Financial Planning and Wealth Management
Retail Management
Banking Operations
You can also enhance your career by picking industry oriented courses such as SAP (Financials and Controlling Module) or additional certifications offered by National Stock Exchange Certification in Financial Markets.
After pursuing any of the above program, you'll gain a sophisticated level of knowledge and skills on diverse aspects of management, which includes strategic thinking and planning in a global competitive environment and also help you to obtain a challenging profession which would provide you with adequate career growth and good compensations packages.
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To add more, following are the skills required to be a successful banker-
*Must be patient and friendly to all their clients.
*Considering the long and tiring hours of work, they must also be good at handling pressure and managing stress.
*Organisation skills and a detail-oriented attitude are absolutely necessary to prove your mettle in the banking field.
*Professionalism by way of appropriate and smart attire is also one thing that bankers can't do without.
*Along with the obvious requirement of solid math and problem-solving skills, they must also have people skills to deal with the variety of clientele their bank entertains.
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