“Some times, not taking risks is too risky”… Read Teja’s Story | IBPS PO & Clerk – 41

Hi,I am Teja. I am EEE graduate, passed out in 2017. I got placed in two most reputated IT companies during my campus placement program. Even though I took an employement in a private sector, my ultimate goal was to prepare for PSB’s. I have waited for 5 months for the offer letter but 2017 recession has tested my patience. Finally, in the month of January 2018, I forsook my offers and started my preparation for bank jobs ”SOME TIMES NOT TAKING RISKS IS TOO RISKY”. I was a neophyte and I didn’t even know how to prepare and what to read. Slowly, I came to know about e-learning and started watching online videos (ADDA). My first exam that I gave was ICICI PO in the month of February and I made to the final list, as I am not interested in private jobs, I did not go for it. After that my 1st PSB exam which I attempted was syndicate bank PGDBF. Below are some of the exams which I have appeared for:

Syndicate- Out in written
Canara– Out in written
SBI PO- Out in mains(it was a dud)
SBI CLERK- Out in mains
RRB PO- Out in final list by 0.6
Canara PGDBF- Out in written by 1 mark
IBPS PO- Cleared(Canara bank)
IBPS Clerk- Cleared (Indian bank)

Adda’s videos, test series and GA capsule helped me a lot to get through the exams with ease, I can’t thank them enough. My first suggestion to my fellow aspirants will be adda only. During your leisure time (when there are no exams in next 2-3months), please try to solve higher level questions in reasoning and aptitude. For English, be thorough with the grammar and revise grammar rules periodically. And during the last month, revise all concepts in such a way that you are able to garner all the topics during your exam and give atleast 8 mocks a week. Prepare a timetable prudently, divide your time and prepare accordingly. Lastly “DO NOT FOLLOW OTHERS BLINDLY, TRY TO LEARN FROM THEM AND MAKE YOUR OWN PATH TO SUCCESS.”