Time is one of the most important factor that will determine your success in the multiple choice type Exam for the Banks. For bank exam we need a proper Time Management Strategy. Most of the student fails to crack exams because of their improper time management for attempting questions.So in this post we are going to discuss about how to manage the time in the Bank Exams.
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10 Tips To Improve Your English
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English language is the official business language around the world. If you are dreaming about a great career in any field, being proficient in written and spoken English is important. In the globalized world of today, you will be dealing with a lot of international clients, travelling places etc. If you have the requisite English language skills, you will find adjusting to new environments and new job responsibilities a lot easier.
Tips for Solving Aptitude Questions for Placement and Competitive Exams
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Objective of this article:“Learn the secrets behind solving aptitude easily, explained how from my experience”.
Many people find it hard to solve aptitude and get disappointed when they score less. So here is a guidance for everyone who find aptitude tough. This article is written based upon my experience.
Important Questions For Bank Interview
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If you are preparing for Bank exams and cleared the written test, you can't take rest because you have just crossed half way mark to reach your destination.So candidates have to prepare for every bank interview just like preparing for exams earlier.It is not always easy to read the minds of panelists.
Due to this personal interview sessions always tend to create panic among young people.But by being bold & ready to encounter any type of question with confidence, it is possible to keep fear at bay.
What To Prepare :
2. Study your resume/ biodata
Due to this personal interview sessions always tend to create panic among young people.But by being bold & ready to encounter any type of question with confidence, it is possible to keep fear at bay.
Although, predicting exact questions is not possible, there are certain topics that are sure to be touched by the panelists during an interview for bank posts.These are the 8 sure shot questions that you need to prepare for cracking the next bank interview!!
1. Personal details
This will be the first section wherein you are asked about your family, education etc., Normally the question is like ‘Tell us about yourself’.
Start with a short introduction about family background & move on to highlight your skills & achievements or college projects.
2. Study your resume/ biodata
The biodata or resume carries great importance as its the official document about you. As bulk of the questions would revolve around the data you provide, pay attention while filling the form given at the interview venue.
Get familiar with what you have written so as to avoid giving wrong answers.
3. Banking knowledge
Applying for a bank job and don't know the banking terms?The chances of you making it to the final list would only get distant.There are roughly about 100-130 regularly used words in banking & financial sector.
There is no alternative apart from memorizing those terminologies but it isn't that hard since banking awarenes is a section of the common bank exam.
Rather than relying only on websites,you can also purchase some books that provides detailed explanations.
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4. Latest news
‘What is the current repo rate’, ‘Who is the chief of Asian development bank’ – answersto these would be known only if you read newspaper daily.
Not limited only to economy, you could also encounter questions about national events such as the recent satellite launch, location of asia`s largest solar parketc.,
G.K books may help for historical data but newspapers & news channels are your only source for latest happenings.
5. Know your state
Public banks are now demanding applicants for clerical posts to posses proficiency in local language of the state.
In addition to testing your language skills, expect queries on the no. of districts in your state, names of ministers,governor or about a place of importance.
These questions need not necessarily test your knowledge but enables the interviewer to deduce your communication skills.
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6. Know about the organization
Few questions on history, performance, awards or chairman/MD of the bank could be asked to gauge your level of preparation & interest in taking up the job.
Visit the bank`s website, look for a section ‘About us’ under which all the info ranging from mission, vision to previous year`s financial results will be available.
7. Know yourself
Now comes the real part, where you need to talk more.What could you be questioned on?
Answering these can get tough if you have not though about this in advance.
Responses like ‘My biggest strength is working hard’ & ‘Short temper is my weakness’ will only send wrong signals to the interviewing panel.Don't sound too vague or object of ridicule.
While officer post requires managerial & team building skills, clerical employees are required to have good customer handling capabilities.
Understand the job profile & frame answers that could bring these qualities to the fore.
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8. Why bank job?
Are you applying for entry level posts in banks with BE/MBA/MCA degrees? If yes, either of the following questions could be heading your way
- Why are you applying for banks with technical degree
- Are`nt you overqualified for PO/ clerk position
The best answer here shall be the real reason which pushed you to write CWE & apply for bank jobs.Try to come up with a reply that would convince the panel.