Name-Vaishali
Place- U.P
Graduation – B.SC(zoology hons)
Selection : (2017)
1. RRB Officer scale 1- Baroda UP Gramin bank
2. RRB Clerk- Gramin bank of aryavart
3. IBPS PO- Canara Bank
4. IBPS Clerk- Punjab national bank
My journey of banking examinations starts from june 2015 when i completed my graduation and started preparing for banking examinations . It took me a while to understand the banking exam patterns. And because of my biology background i always faced problems in quant section but one thing i want to tell to all the aspirants that there is nothing in this world which you can’t beat from you hardwork . So if you are working hard in the right direction nothing is impossible in this world.
The very first exam which i gave was sbi po 2015 in which i failed miserably and after that i gave several exams which i didn’t qualify. So, 2015 was quite a struggling year for me. After failing in ibps po pre in 2015 i was disheartened but then i motivated myself and started working hard, i gave my heart and soul for IBPS clerk as a result of it i qualified it’s pre but missed mains from a very close margin.And this was a turning point in my preparation, as it is said that failure is a best teacher and it is true in my case because i was very disappointed from this result. But i didn’t lose hope instead i started working on my weaknesses and in 2016 i had not left any stone unturned and as a result i qualified all the four exams which i gave.
This one and a half year journey was not at all easy. But one thing which i have learned from that phase is to never get demotivated from failures instead analyse your failures and try not to repeat those mistakes in your next exam, by taking these baby steps one day you’ll definitely reach your destination. Whatever happens happens for the good.
Few things which i want to suggest to everyone:
For maths- clear your basics and if you are not good in it atleast make few portions strong like DI , quadratic equations and practice them daily
Reasoning- The pattern of this subject is changing rapidly so the best way is to do quizzes from bankers adda and speed tests.
English- I think the best way to prepare for this subject is by improving your reading skills and give speed tests for this subject as much as you can and analyse them properly.
G.A- This subject can be a saviour in any exam if you are good in it so make sure to give your hundred percent in this one cover it as much as you can . Bankers adda provide some excellent material for G.A use it well and make the most out of it.
Speed tests are very important clear you basics of every subject and practice them from sts. And one more thing always prepare for mains your prelims will automatically get prepared. Do not wait for your prelims result to prepare for mains.
Exams I have given :
sbi po 2015- out in pre
Lic ado- not qualified
RRB PO 2015 – not qualified
RRB clerk 2015- not qualified
IBPS PO 2015 – not qualifed
IBPS Clerk 2015– qualified pre out in mains
SBI clerk 2016 – missed mains by 2.5 marks
SBI PO 2016- qualified pre out in mains
RRB PO 2016- qualified
RRB clerk 2016 – qualified
IBPS PO 2016- qualified
IBPS clerk 2016 – qualified
IPPB – result awaited
So that was my journey I hope it will help you and inspire you . Be positive ,work hard, make your parents proud and most importantly make yourself proud . And always remember that
” Magic happens when you do not give up, even though you want to. The universe always falls in love with a stubborn heart.”
Thank you all 🙂
Share your IBPS, NIACL AO and RBI Assistant Success story at contact@bankersadda.com
Success Story of Jitendra Kumar Maravi S...
Success Story of Madan Kumar Selected As...
Success Story of Akoundi Mounika Selecte...
