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Common Mistakes committed by Bank aspirants and how to avoid them

Students should focus on how to avoid mistakes throughout the bank preparation phase in addition to refocusing their entire attention on the best strategy for passing the banking examination. The majority of you break bones to get a government job, but occasionally, whether consciously or unknowingly, it escapes your grasp. What led to your failure, please explain. How do you ace the bank clerk and PO exams?

Not having a proper revision strategy: 

• Bank exam is a logistical challenge. You are supposed to read almost all the subjects which don’t require proper specialization, Current Affairs spanning for around 6 months prior to this exam.
• Revising what you have read just before the exam is another challenge. You need to have a proper strategy for revision only.
• Otherwise, you will struggle to finish the important subjects and topics before the exam and that will result in a loss of precious marks.

Trying Quick Fix Solutions for Current Affairs: 

• Reading Current affairs should be a long drawn process. Since CA involves a lot of facts and information, it is difficult to assimilate the information unless it is distributed over a longer time frame and that is why it is important to read newspapers regularly.
• But most of the students try to cover current affairs from CA magazines and that too right before the exam. And that is a mistake. This gives a false sense of confidence.
• But in the exam hall, it becomes difficult to answer questions because you hardly remember all the facts.

Not taking proper rest and getting burned out just before the exam: 

Happens to many. The pressure is so high, that a lot is at stake and you can’t afford to waste a single minute. So you should burn the midnight oil and keep studying till you drop, Right? Absolutely wrong! If you are not fresh before the exam you will commit mistakes on the exam. And a single mistake can cost you your seat at the mains. So take rest, sleep properly and relax. I used to watch a lot of movies right before the exam.

Resorting to blind guessing & Filling Wrong: 

• Self Explanatory. Almost every time a blind guess is wrong. You can take calculated guesses if you are able to eliminate one or two of the options, but a blind guess is a strict no-no.
• Many aspirants tend to solve the complete paper first and then mark the MCQs at the end. Do not do it. Because if you happen to miss the serial in one question there is a chance of getting other questions wrong further down too.

Make it a habit to read the newspaper every day. Avoid burying yourself in the news from the previous five to six months; it won't help. This may cause you tension and prevent you from remembering all the crucial information when the exam is taking place.

It is the most crucial component of your preparation. By taking practice exams, you can assess your speed and sometimes discover your areas of strength and weakness, which will assist you to strengthen those areas and use them in the real exam.

While studying for bank exams, never overlook any topics or subjects. Always put a lot of effort into practicing each subject, and make sure you understand all the fundamental ideas, since this will reduce the likelihood that you will attempt the material as effectively as you might if you had practiced it thoroughly.

Students enjoy visiting social media websites. They spend a lot of time looking for things that are pointless. Instead, they ought to search for relevant information and materials.

Analyzing one's own performance in the exam hall itself: 

• Always remember, “The match is not over till the last ball is bowled”. So do not analyze your performance in the exam hall itself. And honestly.
• one is not in a position to do it too. Because you can never be sure that your answers are right or wrong. So you can not assess your performance anyway. So leave that for later.