Dear Student,

The number of days are so less that you can't prepare for all the subjects . So in my viewpoint don't read all the subjects. If you read all the subjects then this will make you more dense and pressurized beacause you will find a lot of stuff everytime, when you start reading. So just focus on a single part. As you know generally in the Bank exams there comes the Aptitude portion. So, only prepare for this portion. Solve some previous year papers of bank exam and also see some video lectures on you tube for the aptitutde part. By doing this , you will get some good marks atleast in the aptitude part. So prepare only for this portion. And this portion is not so tough.

Hope this helps.

Hi! In the recent months, the Banking exams will be conducted for the following banks:

1. State Bank of India (SBI Exams)

SBI PO Exam

SBI SO Exam

SBI Clerk Exam

2. Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS Exams)

IBPS PO Exam(CWE PO/MT)

IBPS SO Exam(CWE SO)

IBPS Clerk Exam(CWE Clerical)

IBPS RRB Exam(CWE RRB)

3. Reserve Bank of India (RBI Exams)

RBI Officer Grade B Exam

RBI Assistant Exam

4. India Post Payments Bank

IPPB

5. National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development

NABARD Exam

Now, for ICICI, The ICICI Bank PO recruitment exam is conducted twice in a year – once in February and the other in August. Due to covid, the dates for the form release will be annoinced soon. For Axis bank too, the dates have not been released yet. The elgibility for the exam is:

Only Graduates from any stream with:

a. 50% and above in their FINAL year of graduation

OR

b.  An aggregate of 50% or more in all years of Graduation

Students currently pursuing their final year/semester of graduation course are eligible to apply

Hope this helps!

Hello,

It doesn't matter if you are average or not. What matters is whether you qualify the exam and that can be done witth proper dedication and hardwork while preparing fo the exam.

Major employers for Bank Jobs are listed below:

1. State Bank of India (SBI)
2. Reserve Bank of India (RBI)
3. Cooperative banks
4. SCHEDULED STATE & NON-SCHEDULED CO-OPERATIVE BANKS
5. Indian Institute of Banking and Finance (IIBF)
6. National Bank For Agriculture & Rural Development (NABARD)

Check whether you are eligible for the exam and start preparing well, and you cab can surely qualify

Good Luck

Hello aspirant!
Hope you are doing well!
The basic qualities that are demanded by top financial institutions are

• Basic knowledge of common financial instruments such as investments, loans and insurance products
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• Excellent organizational and interpersonal skills
• Effective time management skills
• Good analytical skills
• Emphasis on attention to detail and professional skepticism
• Strong ability to follow procedures consistently
• Solid research skills
• Ability to handle confidential and sensitive information with appropriate discretion
• Ability, and desire / interest, to participate in special projects as needed
  
  You can find more information in their recruitment circulars, check for the job openings and see the skills requirement!
  Hope this helps!

Dear Aspirant,

You joined your classes late & now you are finding it difficult to understand the concepts. Did you inform the college about your lack of understanding of topics? You will have to get in touch with your fellow batchmates & ask them for helping you understand the topics. Either wise ask the professor if he/she could help you understand the concepts again. You have got to try understanding the concepts before you can think of leaving the course. It's quite a thing to be leaving your course midway for bank coaching. If you are seriously interested for banking coaching, ask people around you if you are doing the right decision. You need to talk with people about your decision, your family, friends & professors too. If you are not happy with your course, thats a different talk altogether but you need to ask yourself why you are thinking of doing so.

And if you are thinking of doing banking coaching, it's a question totally for you to solve. After all, it's yoir life & you know yourself the best. Think thoroughly before making any decision from all the sides.

Best of luck, mate. Thanks, hope it helped.

Yes through any bank, CSAB Special Round participating candidates MUST pay participation fee (of Rs. 37000/- for GEN, GEN-EWS, OBC-NCL and Rs. 17000/- for SC, ST, PwD candidates) through online mode by clicking the link given on the CSAB portal as per the schedule. This includes Rs 2000/- as non-refundable processing charges. The participation fee can be paid using Net Banking / Debit card / Credit card or State Bank of India e-challan.

Dear Aspirant,

If you have any issue regarding refund of money then you can talk to respective bank. They will help you. You can also ask from bank officials for the documents they need for that. So go to the bank. You must have details for the withdrawal option .

Hope this helps.

Hello

Bank PO Exam is one of the most reputed and acknowledged job profile.While applying for Bank PO exam,the candidates must be 21-30 years age .The candidates belonging to Obc categories are given 3 years age relaxation and for sc ,St candidates the age relaxation given 5 years.The educational qualification are candidate must at least have a bachelor's degree from a government recognised university to fulfill the bank po eligibility. Hope this information helps you.

All the best.