How to prepare for SBI Clerk 2018 (Junior Associate) Exam?

SBI Clerk 2018 (Junior Associate) has come up with a surprise of with as much as 8301 posts lying vacant all over India. It is indeed a great opportunity for every aspirant who is willing to appear in SBI Clerk 2018 (Junior Associate) Exam. This year SBI has made some changes in the exam pattern which is giving an open challenge to the students.

Although joining SBI CLERK COACHING IN HYDERABAD or elsewhere is the best solution to prepare for the exam yet candidates need to manage the new change i.e. sectional time limit on its own.

In the new pattern students have to attempt each section with a time limit of only 20 minutes. Earlier, students had the liberty of dividing the time according to his or her comfort by randomly picking the questions from almost all the sections which are easy to solve. Now the time is fixed for each section thus a candidate need to practice time management effectively. Random time cannot be chosen now.
The most challenging section with a limited time is Quantitative Aptitude. Those who are not good in complex calculations are going to face a crunch to score well in this scoring section. The best way to overcome this section is:

-               Plan a strategy to solve the questions topic wise, take those questions first with which you are confident.
-               Do not waste time in solving a question which you are not sure of or your concepts are not clear.
-               Practice complex calculation based speed tests to enhance the speed while doing exam preparation.
-               Since there is no sectional cut-off for SBI Clerk 2018 (Junior Assistant) Exam therefore one need worry about qualifying the section on individual basis. Give your best to get the accuracy rather than only speed.
-               It is a test of knowledge rather than speed.  You are advised to make use of your presence of mind so that you can solve the questions you know. It will help you to manage your time effectively

Hope these tips works well with the exam preparation of SBI Clerk 2018 (Junior Assistant) and you are able to overcome the changes in the best possible way.

All the best!!!

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