I would suggest you to go through the below general tips -

1. Make your own plan - Every person has different strong and weak points and you need to identify your strengths and devise your exam plan yourself.

2. Devise your strategy-Taking a test can help you - Take a mock test and practice your skills of time and topic management before the real exam.

3. To avoid unnecessary tension, equip yourself with all the necessary documents.

4. Solving the sample papers - At first attempt the questions you find easy to approach and solve. Finishing them off will boost your confidence and keep you at bay from any stress.

5. Be careful while choosing what to attempt and what to skip - Don’t be tempted and get engrossed in any particular section or question for too long.

6. Avoid making ‘silly mistakes’, they’ll cost you a year -  You’ve been longing for this opportunity to be a probationary officer. So try to keep at a bay from making silly mistakes.

Lastly but the imporatnt one is keep yourself calm and confident and do not cram.

Hope this helps!!!

Start with focusing upon IBPS syllabus in detail for prelims exam and major topics from each subject. If you have very good accuracy then you can clear English IBPS PO sections cut-off in short span of time.

Revise all the tables, squares up to at least 25 to strengthen the basic calculations.

Focus more on practice rather than just concept learning.

Attempt at least 2 mock tests per weeks. Analye them to know your preparation level.

Decide the time frame that you are going to spend on a particular section beforehand and make sure that you spend the same time on it.

Work on your speed.
Some of the books you can refer are:

• COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE TO IBPS – DISHA PUBLICATIONS
• QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE BY R S AGGARWAL
• OBJECTIVE COMPUTER KNOWLEDGE & LITERACY BY KIRAN PUBLICATION
• ENGLISH LANGUAGE BY WREN & MARTIN
• M TYRA FOR IBPS PO BY BSC PUBLICATION
• ENERAL AWARENESS CATEGORY – MAHINDRA FINANCIAL AND BANKING AWARENESS

Good Luck.