Subjectwise strategy for Cracking SSC CGL Exam 2018

SSC CGL is meant for an average candidate, Reality is level of questions asked in CGL is of very basic level in subjects like reasoning, maths and English & Gk is factual.

1. General Awareness- I have studied from the lucent descriptive and objective book. These books will cover all the static portion and the previous year questions. Study current affairs for the last 6 months before the exam from GKtoday or any other website of your choice. Revise all the material before the exam at least 3–4 times. Please do not ignore this section as it will determine whether you will just qualify the exam or will be a rank holder.
2. Mathematics-Firstly solve all the previous year questions from reference books to get yourself acquainted with syllabus and type of questions asked in the examination. Mark all the questions in which you have some doubt or there was some new concept. In this way you will have around 40-50 questions in each chapter for revision. The number of questions may go up to 100 in advance maths. Revise these questions time to time. Maintain a notebook for important questions and formulae. Revise it time to time. Also you can see his online videos of maths on youtube for chapter in which you have doubt. No need to watch all the videos. Apart from this you can also solve mains mocks of IBTIndia for practice as this subject along with English carries highest weightage in CGL. You may get better tips for SSC Coaching Chennai.

        3.English- For vocab -Firstly learn previous year vocab. Apart from this you can go for word              power made easy. Revise the vocab time to time and maintain a diary in which you can write              the  words which you frequently  encounter in newspaper and on mock tests.

        4.Grammar- Study all the rules from any standard book like SP Bakshi or Neetu Singh. Solve            the exercises from them. Apart from that solve the  exercise and previous year questions from              Mirror of common error book as  the explanation in this book is very precise and there are lots            of exercises  in  it for practice.

        5.For comprehension and cloze test- Start reading newspaper and  novels. If you are novice to         the reading start reading the topic of your  choice   like sports and gradually move towards other          topics.

Essential details regarding RBI Manager (Technical – Civil ) in Grade B

Reserve Bank of India has notified various Grade A and Grade B vacancies for the following posts:

 (i) Manager (Technical - Civil) in Grade 'B',

 (ii) Assistant Manager (Rajbhasha) in Grade 'A',

(iii) Assistant Manager (Security) in Grade 'A' ,

(iv) Legal Officer in Grade ‘B’ and

(v) Assistant Librarian in Grade ‘A’

All these posts carry different eligibility criteria as these are technical posts, therefore it is very important to know the essential details of the post you are willing to apply for.

Manager (Technical – Civil) post in Grade B stands first in the list in the notification released by RBI on 19.7.2018 and the last date for online registration is 9.8.2018. Let us discuss some essential details that one needs to know before applying for the post.

Essential details regarding the post of Manager (Technical – Civil) in Grade ‘B’

1. Eligibility Criteria:

The foremost thing to apply for any post is to know the eligibility criteria before you sit for the registration process or else you will be wasting your time and money.

The educational qualifications for the post Manager (Technical – Civil) Grade B are that a candidate should have a Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering or equivalent with a score not less than 60% in aggregate of all the semesters or years. He or she should have the said qualification as on 1.07.2018. The desirable qualification is that he or she should have specialization in Structural Engineering, Public Health Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, Construction Management or Project Management.

2. Experience

He or she should have a working experience of minimum 3 years after completing graduation where he or she has handled the responsibilities independently as an Assistant Engineer in any of the public or private limited company. The desirable experience includes the following:

 (i) Experience of administering construction projects in all its aspects and knowledge of PERT/ CPM techniques

(ii) Working knowledge of Computer in Structural Design in CAM/ CAD / evaluation and analyzing of tenders with special references

(iii) Working knowledge of Electro-mechanical services and electrical maintenance

(iv) Working knowledge in structural rehabilitation works

(v) Experience in Construction and Project Management

(vi) Experience in Maintenance of Office and Residential Buildings

(vii) Good drafting capacity.

3. Age

Candidate applying for the post should be between 21 to 35 years of age as on 1.07.2018.Candidate should have born not before 02/7/1983 and not later than 01/07/1997. There is a relaxation in upper age limited for some special categories. The details of the special categories age limit are mentioned in the official notification of RBI Exam.

4. Process of Selection

Examination process will include two papers namely Paper I and Paper II. These will be conducted the same day followed by an interview. The exam will be held both online as well as offline. Other details are mentioned in the table given below:

Note that Paper-I will observe negative marking for every wrong answer. Paper I will only be assessed if a candidate appears in Paper II also. Besides that Paper II will be assessed of the candidates who have scored considerably high score in Paper I according to the standards lay down by the Board. 

Question paper for the exam will be bilingual i.e in both the languages Hindi and English Medium. One can answer either in Hindi or English as per the options taken while applying for the post. The call for interview for the number of candidates will be decided by the Board only. Performance in the examination and interview of a candidate will decide about his or her final selection for the post. And, you may get better techniques and tricks for Bank Coaching Chennai.

Hope this information will help you fill in the application form successfully.

What type of coaching is appropriate to prepare for IBPS PO exam?

IBPS is going to notify the post of Probationary Officer soon therefore those who were looking for a career in banking sector should start their exam preparation. IBPS PO Exam is open for graduates which makes it a tough ask for those who are working. For a successful and prestigious career option there is no alternative to hard work.

Now-a-days there are various options to prepare for IBPS PO Exam and other competitive job exams these are:

1.         Online coaching

2.         Offline coaching

1. Online coaching:

a)       Online coaching is an ideal option for those who are working or who want to prepare from the comfort of their home. It is definitely a hard option as you need to be regular in your studies as there is no one to guide you or call you for the class on time. Offline coaching does have this option as they will provide with a regular time table subject-wise. The classes will be given by the subject experts which makes the subject easy to understand. Besides this there are various benefits which one has for taking online coaching or video lectures these are :

b)       It is cheaper than offline coaching as there is no study material provided by them and the infrastructure charges are not high as compared to offline one.

c)       The registered students will enjoy active doubt sessions which can be attended anytime once it is uploaded for the students who have asked the doubts. Live sessions are also given where students can actively participate if they are free at the time of live streaming.

d)        Live streaming sessions proves to be practical sessions as they discuss the topic with example and one can understand it clearly while sitting at home. Just a comment away and you will get the answer of the difficult part of the topic.

e)       Faculty will actively support the students who are online at the time of the live streaming or else they will respond with an adequate reply on the comment left by the offline candidate.

f)        There are various options for the online support as and when you need such as chat, email support and call.

g)       Online coaching has their test series prepared by the professional and experienced faculty members. These are based on the latest exam pattern and syllabus. It makes the preparation worth a success. There is no need to buy any question bank or register separately for test series portal for practice.

h)       Content uploaded for the students is updated from time to time which makes the preparation interesting.

i)         The students will be saving on travelling expenses as the class will be held online. One only needs an internet connection to run the online coaching session.

2.   Offline coaching

Offline is a traditional way of coaching which has following features:

 a) It will have high fees structure.

b) There is no active doubt session provided to the students

c) Possibility of interaction with the faculty is less as they will be busy with the ongoing sessions.

d) Students will never be mentally prepared for self study.

After reviewing the two types of coaching, online coaching is a better option as the needs for the graduates are more. Most of the candidates prefer to earn and feels comfortable to opt for Bank coaching Chennai as it is readily available at the convenient time.

Detailed Analysis of Prelims of SBI PO Exam 2018

SBI PO 2018 Preliminary exam had its first phase on 1^st July 2018. Millions of aspirants appeared in this exam which makes the competition tough. To give a smooth run in the forthcoming exam phase of SBI PO 2018, let us discuss the detailed analysis of the question paper of first phase of SBI PO 2018 EXAM.

This time SBI introduced sectional timing of 20 minutes. A thorough feedback of this phase will enable the aspirants of the forthcoming phases to adjust the time management accordingly. It will also give an idea about the level of difficult followed in the exam. One can have the expected pattern of questions in mind before going to the exam as it is a new pattern for everyone.

The examination held on 1^st July 2018 had a Moderate level but it was very lengthy. The sequence in which the sections appeared in the exam are: English Language, Reasoning Ability and Quantitative Aptitude.

Section-wise Analysis of SBI PO Exam 2018:

OVER ALL ANALYSIS:

Subject	Good Attempt	Time
English Language	17-24	20
Reasoning Ability	16-22	20
Quantitative Aptitude	18-24	20
Total	58-70	60

SUBJECT WISE ANALYSIS:

English Language with Moderate Level

English Language section had a moderate level, but there was a difference in both the shifts. Second shift was easier than the first one. Reading comprehension had 5 questions with one question based on vocabulary. It was based on Economics based on the topic of investment and savings of customer. Sentence re-arrangement had a topic on globalization.

Topic	No. of Questions	Level
Reading Comprehension	5	Moderate-Difficult
Double Fillers	5	Easy-Moderate
Error Detection	5	Moderate
Phrase Replacement	5	Moderate
Identifying the Correct Sentence	5	Moderate
Sentence Rearrangement	5	Moderate
Total	30	Moderate

Logical Reasoning with Moderate and Lengthy Level

The reasoning section had a Moderate level. It was Lengthy also because of time consuming puzzles. There were scoring questions for students. This section had 4 puzzles and seating arrangement as follows:

·                     Parallel Arrangement, North-South, 1Variable

·                     Floor-Flat Puzzle, 2 variable

·                     Linear Seating Arrangement,

·                     Random Arrangement Puzzle, 2 variable

Topics	No. of Questions	Level
Puzzles and Seating Arrangement	19	Lengthy
Single Question of Coding	1	Moderate
Alphabet	3	Easy-Moderate
Blood Relation	2	Easy-Moderate
Data Sufficiency	5	Moderate
Coding-Decoding	5	Moderate
Total	35	Moderate-Lengthy

Quantitative Aptitude with Moderate Level

The Quantitative Aptitude section had a moderate level.  Topics like Caselet DI, Tabular+Bar Graph covered maximum questions which can be easily solved if practiced extensively.

Topics	No. of Questions	Level
Data Interpretation (Caselet DI, Tabular+Bar Graph and 2 Pie Chart DI)	15	Moderate
Quadratic Equation	5	Easy-Moderate
Missing Number Series	5	Moderate
Arithmetic Word Problems	5	Moderate-Lengthy
Quantity-1, Quantity-2	5	Moderate
Total	35	Moderate

This analysis will definitely help you score better especially those who are going to appear in the next phase of Prelims exams which is scheduled on 7^th and 8^th of July, 2018.Prepare accordingly but apply your mind too!!!!