How to prepare for SBI CLERK 2018 Exam having sectional time limit?

State bank of India has just released 8301 SBI CLERK 2018 Exam with a surprise change in it. This is a sectional time limit, which has made the exam more competitive and difficult for those who are doing last minute preparation. SBI has released the most awaited posts for those candidates who prefer banking sector as their career option.

Exam Pattern of SBI CLERK 2018 Preliminary Examination:

There is a dire need to formulate a strategy for time management. Besides acquiring the knowledge students generally takes up lot of speed tests after you have completed your syllabus. Now one has to boost the speed along with the preparation. Some important tips to enhance speed to solve the questions within the time limit are:
1.              Daily take one test for the topic you have learned with a time limit set either on computer or manual.
2.             Try to solve 35 questions in 20 minutes and maintain this ratio for all the subjects.
3.             For Quantitative section, you should take specially designed complex calculation questions to boost speed. For example, take 20 mcqs on simplification or division or multiplication every day and try to solve them in 5 to 10 minutes with accuracy.
4.             For English language section it is generally seen that Reading Comprehension section is lengthy and takes more time than other sections. To enhance speed to solve RC, develop the habit of reading newspaper and articles with an aptitude to understand them immediately after one read or while reading. Therefore, it is better to read newspaper for current affairs which will helpful for your mains exam General/Financial Awareness section.
5.             For Reasoning section practice as much quizzes as you can on almost all the topics of the syllabus given in SBI CLERK 2018 Exam notification.
Hope these tips will help you prepare effectively for SBI CLERK 2018 EXAM to grab your DREAM JOB!!!
All the best!!!

Note: Above content is published from IBT Chandigarh – A Top SBI Clerk Coaching Institute for result oriented training. 
Location: Chandigarh, India

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