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Bank PO Exam Tips & Tricks Banking is one of the most dynamic sector and one of the most promising sectors for getting job opportunities. Banking does provide lot of job options and thus it has lot of entry level options. Most of the PSU bank would have a process of selecting an entry level candidate by way of Bank PO Exam.  Bank PO Exam contains subjects like English, Reasoning, Quant Etc. Bank PO Exam Preparation are done by lot of institutes in metros and semi metros. There are certain guidelines as to minimum qualification and also age restriction to appear for Bank PO exam. For Private Sector Banks now conducts program which trains and individual and then places them in the various position of bank only, this banks have a bond during which one cannot change the job since there is a cost associated in terms of training which bank provide.   To crack the banking exam a student need to have a right mind set. Every student who wants to pursue their career in th

Working Area To Improve Spoken English Spoken English is one of the most important necessity of the students in India as the students do not get to have abundant practice of Spoken English. Spoken English is an oral language or vocal language produced with vocal tract which is opposed to sign languages. Linguists provide the path way to common people that how to speak the language in a right manner. There are various synonyms of the same word that are spoken. Pronunciation is another way according to which a word is spoke so as a common man can understand what a person is trying to say this helps to exchange both informal and formal way of exchange of ideas.    Working Area To Improve Spoken English  Listening : This is one of the effective method to learn how to speak in English. As it teaches us to get to know about the pronunciation and the way the words can be connected with each other as well as tone in which they can be spoken by a common man through l

Exam Pattern for Bank PO All the Banks in India conduct various exams every year for the recruitment of candidates for different posts such as Bank Clerks, Bank PO (Probationary Officers) and SO (Specialist Officers). Last year more than 5 million candidates applied for these exams and only one fifth cleared the exam and out of which only one third got selected. Every year the number of applications is increasing tremendously. Today, in this blog we will help you by giving some tips and tricks to crack these competitive exams. In this, we will also provide you a brief idea of the chapters and syllabus of all the different modules covered in the exams. Pattern of Exams: This exam is conducted in two phases. The first paper is called ‘Preliminary exam’ and the second paper is called ‘Mains exam’ and then there is an Interview followed by group discussion (It is conducted depending upon the bank recruitment procedure). Pattern for Preliminary Exam : Pat

Learn About CLAT Exam CLAT stands for Common Law Admission Test conducted on rotation basis by 18 National Law Universities (NLUs) for admission into Graduate Programs and Post Graduate Programs. This exam, is taken by those students who want to pursue their career in Law. ·         Conducted annually ·         National level exam ·         Students are selected on the basis of merit ·         This exam of 2 hours ·         Multiple choice questions are asked ·         Total 200 marks ·         0.25 marks is deducted for wrong answers that means there is negative marking. ·         Different colleges have different cut offs. Top Law Colleges and Universities ·         National Law School of India University, Bangalore. ·         National Law University, New Delhi. ·         Rajiv Gandhi School of Intellectual Property Law, Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur. ·         NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad. ·         National Law Univ