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Hi, No doubt it is a good option to enroll yourself in a IGNOU M.Com after B.Com. You can easily prepare for competitive examination as M.Com has mostly same curriculum as of B.Com so there will be no extra burden or stress over you so just go for it.
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1. Simplifications
2. Number Series (Missing & Wrong)
3. Quadratic Equations
4. DI (Table & Bar Graph-based)
5. Miscellaneous Word Problems (Arithmetic). .
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SBI PO Prelims
SBI PO Mains
Group Exercises & Interview
The SBI PO syllabus for the preliminary exam is inclusive of three sections
1. English Language (30 marks from 30 Qs),
2. Quantitative Aptitude (35 marks from 35 Qs)
3. And Reasoning Ability (35 marks from 35 Qs). English Language
The English Language section is one of the easiest to crack. You need to brush up on your basic skills in grammar by developing a reading habit. Additionally, that will also help improve your vocabulary. You can also go through the previous year's papers to get an idea of what kind of questions will come. Questions in th
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1) Read. & Read. It is important for anyone who is preparing for these competitive exams to invest time in reading as it not only develops one's comprehension skills but also helps in building one's vocabulary. Reading Comprehension is given the highest weightage in exams, it can be best practiced through regular reading and understanding
2) Be Familiar With Grammar Basics
Most of the students think that grammar is so vast and its rules are infinite. You will be surprised to know that the truth is that there are just a few rules, and grammar is easy to master. Also, gra
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