SBI PO, SBI PO Preparaion, How to Prepare for SBI PO, Bank PO Preparation: Friends we are now
publishing the Success Story of Mr. Priy
Anshu who has got final selection in SBI PO and is one of the dedicated
members of our Bank Exams Preparation Group.
Question: Tell us about yourself and the selections you have got
(along with roll numbers)?
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Answer: I am from Patna
I have got only one final selection till now (final
selection in SBI as a PO ). My roll no. is
8210020784.
Question: Tell us the name of books, magazines, websites which
have contributed in your success?
Answer: My method of preparation was based on self-study. I began studying
reasoning from the book by R.S. Agarwal. I must say the first section of the
book is very useful. It helps a lot to get a grasp of the reasoning section.
But the section dealing with logical or analytical reasoning is not up to the
mark. The basic concepts required to answer the questions are not dealt there.
It was not of much help for me. For this section, I used the book by BSC
publication on analytical reasoning. This book deals with the concepts
thoroughly. After doing reasoning with the R.S. Agarwal book, I took admission
in one of the coaching institutes (Mahindra) and used their study material for
practice. Their study material is good, except for the analytical reasoning
part. I also took their mock tests periodically. Their mock tests also helped
me a lot. I didn’t attend their classes because they didn’t add any value.
Apart from this, in order to improve my DI, I used the book
by M Tyra published by BSC. I just did the DI and DS chapters.
For the GA part, I read the Hindu and pratiyogita darpan
regularly.
For English I didn’t need to prepare. I could do it
comfortably right from the beginning. I saw some books in the initial phase of
my preparation. I must say that no book available in the market except Wren and
Martin is useful for preparation.
Question: What is your advice to the aspirants preparing for
competitive exams?
Answer: As an advice to the students preparing for competitive exams,
especially banks, I would say that their preparation should be aligned
completely with the pattern of the examination. They should know what is
required to be studied and how much effort is required to be made for each
section according to their strength and weakness. And relying more on accuracy
rather than speed is required.
Question: What was the medium of your interview and GD? Is
medium makes any difference?
Answer: The medium of my Interview and GD was English and I
don’t think medium makes any difference because I know some people who had
Hindi as their medium and got selected.
Question: What do you think about www.bankexams.org & Bank Exams Preparation Group, are they useful in
your preparation?
Answer: I didn’t use the
website much but I found the group to be very useful. Through the group, I
could get the right perspective. I don’t have many friends in Patna
For any further question you can chat directly with Mr. Priy
Anshu on our Bank Exams Preparation Group
You may also like this:
Posts
