There are lot of bank recruitment examination are scheduled in upcoming months. The SBI Preliminary Examination will be conducted tentatively in the month of June 2019 and Main Examination will be conducted tentatively on 10.08.2019. With a number of vacancies for clerical cadre posts, SBI has created wonderful opportunities for the aspirants across the country. This leaves you with around 2 months for preparing for the examination. In this article, we are going to guide you regarding the complete study plan for SBI Clerk Examination 2019.
The SBI Clerk examination will be conducted in two phases and they are the preliminary examination and the main examination. The prelims examination will be based on English Language, Reasoning Ability and Numerical Ability whereas the main examination will be based on General/Financial Awareness as well along with the above-mentioned subjects.
Reasoning Ability: The first step towards studying this section is to understand the question pattern and the syllabus of this section. Then study one topic at a time and after that practice questions based on that topic of various difficulty levels. After you are done with the syllabus, the next thing should be to practice full-length mock tests. The best thing will be to finish the whole syllabus in the first month and keep the next month for practice.
Quantitative Aptitude: Firstly, you should go through the entire syllabus and understand the question pattern. Then go through the topics one by one and practice questions based on that topic of the same difficulty level as the actual examination. The next thing is to practice full-length Speed Tests. Keep the first month for the study whereas the next month should be devoted to the Speed Tests of full length so that you are completely ready to take on SBI Clerk when the actual exam is in front of you.
English Language: SBI Clerk paper will be mainly based on grammar and vocabulary because they want to test your knowledge of basic English grammar and your ability to write basic English. For English language preparation the main thing is to understand the basic rules of grammar at first and then you will not feel scared of English. Pick up any standard grammar book and go through the chapters and practice as many questions as possible from the chapters. Then practice full length mock tests. Again, keep the first month for topic wise study and the second month for Speed Tests.
All the best!!
