The 200 marks Exam consists of 5 sections of 40 marks each: Reasoning, English Language, Numerical Ability, General Awareness with Special reference to the Banking Industry and Computer Knowledge.
Reasoning:
The reasoning exam tests your analytical skills and logical thinking. The best way to improve on reasoning is by solving various puzzles and quizzes. Mental alertness is the key to scoring well in reasoning. Common topics include Analogy, Input-Output, Classification, Syllogism, Inferences etc.
English Language:
The English language exam focuses on your comprehension and communication skills. Questions are based on grammar, vocabulary, sentence completion, synonyms, antonyms, comprehension of a passage, etc. Read widely to increase vocabulary and language comprehension. Study basic grammar from textbook to refresh on basic concepts.
Numerical Ability:
The numerical ability exam is based on measuring how fast and accurate you are in dealing with numbers; computation, quantitative reasoning, interpretation of tables and graphs and arithmetical reasoning. Questions are based on approximation, averages, simplification, profit and loss calculations, data interpretations etc. While the exam may not seem difficult having speed in answering is essential. To prepare, focus on basic concepts and basic calculations. Practice multiple choice questions, and questions involving calculations. Strengthen your approximation skills; they will help you greatly in answering the MCQs.
General Awareness with special reference to the Banking industry:
The general awareness exam tests your knowledge of the banking industry, its recent developments, past and present events and socio economic developments. Important topics include banking system of India, financial planning, money, budgeting, national and international organizations etc. The best way to prepare is by staying up-to-date with current affairs. Also focus on reading specific information on the banking industry. Almost entirely based on recent events, it's important that you have knowledge on recent significant events.
Computer Knowledge:
The computer knowledge exam is highly scoring as most of it can be prepared from a textbook. Basic questions on computer components, structure, network, languages, internet etc are common. As specified in the eligibility criteria, school level computer knowledge is enough. However it's important not to be overconfident and skip on studying. Study from textbook to understand and revise computer knowledge. Also read up on new advances in the computer field.
A career in Banking is illustrious and very much in demand. Be calm, confident and prepared. Success will be yours.
Reasoning:
The reasoning exam tests your analytical skills and logical thinking. The best way to improve on reasoning is by solving various puzzles and quizzes. Mental alertness is the key to scoring well in reasoning. Common topics include Analogy, Input-Output, Classification, Syllogism, Inferences etc.
English Language:
The English language exam focuses on your comprehension and communication skills. Questions are based on grammar, vocabulary, sentence completion, synonyms, antonyms, comprehension of a passage, etc. Read widely to increase vocabulary and language comprehension. Study basic grammar from textbook to refresh on basic concepts.
Numerical Ability:
The numerical ability exam is based on measuring how fast and accurate you are in dealing with numbers; computation, quantitative reasoning, interpretation of tables and graphs and arithmetical reasoning. Questions are based on approximation, averages, simplification, profit and loss calculations, data interpretations etc. While the exam may not seem difficult having speed in answering is essential. To prepare, focus on basic concepts and basic calculations. Practice multiple choice questions, and questions involving calculations. Strengthen your approximation skills; they will help you greatly in answering the MCQs.
General Awareness with special reference to the Banking industry:
The general awareness exam tests your knowledge of the banking industry, its recent developments, past and present events and socio economic developments. Important topics include banking system of India, financial planning, money, budgeting, national and international organizations etc. The best way to prepare is by staying up-to-date with current affairs. Also focus on reading specific information on the banking industry. Almost entirely based on recent events, it's important that you have knowledge on recent significant events.
Computer Knowledge:
The computer knowledge exam is highly scoring as most of it can be prepared from a textbook. Basic questions on computer components, structure, network, languages, internet etc are common. As specified in the eligibility criteria, school level computer knowledge is enough. However it's important not to be overconfident and skip on studying. Study from textbook to understand and revise computer knowledge. Also read up on new advances in the computer field.
A career in Banking is illustrious and very much in demand. Be calm, confident and prepared. Success will be yours.
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