Tips to Crack Bank Exams

Will you please provide some tips to Crack Bank Exams ?

[Arun Vats]

Here I am providing the Bank Exam Pattern for your idea.
The questions in the paper consist of following sections given below:

General knowledge
Reasoning
Computer application.
General English
Mathematics
Each section contains 40 questions of 40 marks.
Candidate must have require atleast 17 marks in each section to qualify it separately.

Few tips To Crack Bank Exam given below:
First of all try to understand the exam pattern.
Candidate should need proper English language book so that it should cover all sections of grammar and vocabulary.
Candidate must aware of general awareness .
Time management is most important.
Candidate has to give proper time to aptitude and reasoning section as these sections are very confusing.
Go through the previous years question papers for more practice.

Best Books for English Reasoning
Analytical Reasoning by M K Pandey
A Modern Approach to verbal Reasoning by R.S Aggarwal
Reasoning & Aptitude 2013 by Nem Singh
Test of Reasoning by Jaikishan, Premkishan
Logical and Analytical Reasoning by R. Gupta’s
A Modern Approach to Logical Reasoning by R.S Aggarwal
Analytical & Logical Reasoning by B.S Siwali
Non Verbal Reasoning by R.S Aggarwal
A New approach to reasoning verbal and non-verbal by BS Siwali, Indu Sijwal

Best Books for Quantitative aptitude
Quantitative aptitude by R.S Aggarwal
Quantitative aptitude by Abhijit Guha
General Aptitude by G K P
Quantitative aptitude and Reasoning by R.V Praveen
Quantitative aptitude by Kashyap Trivedi, Chirag Trivedi
Quantitative aptitude by P.Gupta

Best Books for General awareness
General awareness 2013 by Manohar Pandey
General awareness basic banking & Financial Issues by Gautam Majumdar
General awareness Kit by Bright Ps
3rd Activity Book by Dreamland
Business General Awareness by L N Koli
General Banking and Economic Awareness by Kiran Prakashan

Best Books for Computer knowledge
Computer Networks by Andrew S. Tanenbaum
Computer Architecture by JL Hennessy
The Elements of Computer Systems by Noam Nisan, Shimon, Schocken
Computer Organization by Carl Hamacher, Zvonko Vranesic, Safwat Zaky
How to solve it by Computer by R.G Dromey
Data and Computer Communications by William Stallings
Computer Networking by Keith W. Ross, james F. Kurose
The art of Computer Programming by Donald E.Knuth
Computer Fundamentals by Pradeep Sinha, Priti Sinha
Computer Oranization and design by David A. Patterson, John L.

Hello sir ! I want to appear in IBPS bank PO exams , would you please suggests me how am I creak the bank examinations ?

[Raman Vij]

Hello buddy , you need to work hard with smart study , you have maintain combination between time and syllabus . revision must be done within time . you have must command over these subjects , subject are :
Awareness

they need to keep themselves updated about current happenings of the world and having knowledge of static General Knowledge would be enough from the examination point of view.

Mathematics section,
Applicants must remember it is essentially a 10th level questions. Applicants should learn to find shortcut methods and learn to identify the answers quickly from the given answer options.
Bank PO aspirants should never get into the habit of solving a problem by writing the entire equation, as with this approach they wouldn’t be able to crack the exam.

English Section,
Vocabulary plays a very crucial role. Candidates need to be at least average or above average in English to enhance their chances of succeeding in the exam.

People who are poor in vocabulary are going to struggle in the PO test.
Reasoning Section
which doesn’t take much time to solve e.g. if a candidate solves 100-150 questions in ‘Series’ topic,

he/she would practically cover all the types of questions that comes in Bank PO exam from ‘Series’ topic.

What aspirants can do is schedule two days for each of the reasoning topics and start solving it.

One of the plus point is, pattern of the exam doesn’t change much (at max it would be 10%). However, level of difficulty may vary up and down. Still there is not too much of surprise students can expect or get.

Personal tips

Developing very good speed
Solve questions as much as possible
Pick up easier questions first
Complete all the sections first which takes less time to solve
Don’t get stuck in any section that takes a little more time e.g. Reasoning Section