Success Story: Ankur Saha (SBI Clerk)

Posted byadmin Published On December 21st, 2016 Leave a comment on Success Story: Ankur Saha (SBI Clerk)

A BIG hello and a warm hi to all of you and Bankersadda especially. This is Ankur Saha(Ankz) and finally, I can say here comes my SUCCESS Story of becoming Junior Associates in SBI.

I was born and brought up in a small village popularly known as Naxalbari, West Bengal I was an average student from my childhood I used to fight a lot with mathematics however with time and zeal to overcome this fear of mathematics I took Science and yes obviously the worst part Engineering however the life I spent in engineering taught me a lot of things that helped me, is helping me and will help me in future to overcome any situation that comes across so proud to be an Engineer.

Now short and sweet i have given so many exams that even now I cannot make u count hehe 😉 however I never stopped learning and my thinking was padhai mai kanjusi nai(do not become a miser in spending your time in study). Being a general candidate I never accused myself however I always believe in competing with myself not with others Because what I think is you yourself is the greatest competitor, come out of your comfort zone let your cell phone rest for 6 months burn your day and nights and at last always believe in yourself that “YOU CAN DO IT”.

People I really want to thank for my success, first of all, are my Ma, Baba, Didi as they never said ki Kab Tak exam dete rahoge ab kch ghar ka kam ya private job karlo. They always said take your time and achieve the heights that you want to.

Secondly my strength my friends Manisha(my lady luck), Durga, Ajay , Hemant, Manoj, SPH not to forget my whats app group all those are my supportive pillars.

BANKERSADDA (in caps) hats off to you Thanks a ton for making this success easier to me in difficult times each and every quiz and study material provided by you helped me a lot. Being a silent reader I always learned a lot from mentors here in Bankersadda especially Prashant Sir and strictly ignored unnecessary chats in discuss forum.

Things that I did during my study hours:-

Clear basics of each and every subject is really required especially when it comes to Maths and English Grammar. For maths I would suggest you go through quicker maths practice books, take quant quizzes from Bankersadda and when it comes to English I must say learn patiently because it is a language so you cannot learn English in one day one month or year its how you easily become adaptive to it,read news paper daily economics part write down the unknown words it’s a lengthy tiring process but will help you definitely because English section has been changed dramatically and now what they want is someone having good vocabulary skills, listen to English songs, watch movies with English subtitles or any video of half an hour which won’t affect your studies and one thing very important take 1 hour daily and take quizzes of quant, reasoning and English from BAnkersadda because they are very effective. ADDA24/7 is also becoming very effective with the flow so you must follow the flow.

When it comes to GA You have three sections 1-General Awareness 2-static 3-financial awareness. Write down the daily gk updates in a separate note book from Bankersadda and have weekly quizzes because Ga is not a subject of one day.

For static you need to make nonsense shortcuts to memorize it and relate it to things that is known to you go through the Bankersadda capsule before heading for the exams and treat it as final revision notes.

Last but not the least you must give speed test and analyze it nicely, St you can buy are career power, as this can change the match.

Everything you do will be in vain if you do not have interest in study, interest is required zeal is required to make every impossible thing say “I AM POSSIBLE” and always remember “the ball is still in your court”

I wish you all the best and never lose hope fight for your dreams and make it true.

Regards

Ankur Saha (Ankz)