Top Coaching Institute for Bank PO Exams

RBI has released a notification for managers and officers for various posts such as:  (i) Manager (Technical - Civil) in Grade 'B',  (ii) Assistant Manager (Rajbhasha) in Grade 'A', (iii) Assistant Manager (Protocol and Security) in Grade 'A' ,  (iv) Legal Officer in Grade ‘B’ and  (v) Assistant Librarian in Grade ‘A’ Out of these the post of Assistant Manager (Protocol and Security) in Grade A carries a special place as it has a very elaborate syllabus and is opted by a few. The reason is that it is deals with lot of responsible job in the bank such as: (i) Watch and Ward arrangements as to internal security for guarding treasure vaults, passages, entry and exit points, surveillance through CCTV, monitoring, recording etc. in the Bank's Office Buildings  (ii) Protocol duties (iii) Maintenance/Security of Bank's properties and (iv) Control over the staff deployed for the purpose. It is better to understa...

Bank exams are considered to be difficult exams as it is the most preferred exam by almost all the graduates of India. Besides studying thoroughly it is very important to acquire time management skills as the questions asked are more than the time allotted to attempt the question paper. One who acquires the skill of time management will never face any barrier in the path of success. There are some techniques to acquire time management during the exam which will help you save your time these are: Before attempting the question paper it is advisable to decide which part of the question paper you will attempt first. Take your strong section first to give you a comfortable start. Do not spend much time on any question which is not in your reach. You can save your time by leaving that question as wrong answer will lead to negative marking also. Do not give more than one minute to each question or else you will not be able to attempt other questions. It may happen that you will...

Every year various bank exams are conducted by different boards such as SBI, IBPS, RBI, etc., for the posts lying vacant in the respective public sector undertaking banks. It is a hard nut to crack bank exams because millions of students are applying against thousands of posts every time. It makes the competition tough. Aspirants need to work hard with determination. This is only possible if they make effective study plan and be focused towards effective learning and understanding. Effective study plan to prepare for bank exam Understand the exam pattern and syllabus of the exam. Select the competitivestudy material based on the latest exam pattern and syllabus. Make regular and balanced time table to give equal time to all the subjects or sections of the exam. Prepare each topic extensively and revise them by taking topic test immediately after learning the topic. Improve your reading speed to enhance language proficiency so that you can attempt English section with ...