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What are the basics I should make strong?

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To crack a bank clerical exam, you must build a strong foundation in key areas. Here's a breakdown of
the basics you should master for each subject:

1. Quantitative Aptitude

Focus on speed, accuracy, and shortcuts. Build a strong foundation in:

Arithmetic:

Percentages

Profit and Loss

Ratio and Proportion

Simple and Compound Interest

Time, Speed, and Distance

Time and Work

Averages

Mixtures and Alligations

Number Systems:

Divisibility rules

HCF and LCM

Basic operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division)

Data Interpretation:

Bar graphs, line graphs, pie charts, and tables.


Simplification and Approximation.

Practice Mental Math: Improve calculation speed by learning tables, squares, cubes, and Vedic math
techniques.

2. Reasoning Ability

Reasoning tests logical thinking and problem-solving skills. Strengthen these:

Basics of Logical Reasoning:

Coding-Decoding

Blood Relations

Direction Sense

Order and Ranking

Puzzles and Seating Arrangements:

Circular, linear, and tabular arrangements.

Learn step-by-step problem-solving techniques.

Inequalities:

Direct and coded inequalities.

Syllogisms:

Learn basic Venn diagrams and logical deductions.

Miscellaneous:

Alphanumeric series.

Input-output patterns.

3. English Language

The English section checks grammar, vocabulary, and comprehension. Focus on:

Grammar Basics:

Parts of Speech (nouns, verbs, adjectives, etc.).


Subject-Verb Agreement.

Tenses and their proper usage.

Sentence correction and error spotting.

Vocabulary:

Synonyms and Antonyms.

Idioms and Phrases.

One-word Substitution.

Learn 5-10 new words daily and revise them.

Reading Comprehension:

Practice reading editorials and articles to improve speed and understanding.

Focus on inference-based questions.

Cloze Test and Fillers:

Strengthen contextual understanding.

4. General/Financial Awareness

This is often the deciding factor in the mains exam. Build a foundation in:

Static GK:

Capitals, currencies, national parks, dams, and rivers.

Important days and themes.

Banking Awareness:

Banking terms (e.g., CRR, SLR, repo rate).

RBI functions and monetary policies.

Types of bank accounts and loans.

Current Affairs:

Events from the last 6 months.


Focus on national, international, and economic news.

5. Computer Knowledge

Basic computer knowledge is essential for clerical exams. Focus on:

MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint).

Basics of Internet and Networking.

Common computer terminologies.

Operating systems and shortcuts.

How to Strengthen Basics

Start with Standard Books:

Quantitative Aptitude: RS Aggarwal.

Reasoning: RS Aggarwal or MK Pandey.

English: Wren & Martin for grammar.

Banking Awareness: Any good guide like Arihant.

Practice Daily:

Solve 10-20 questions from each section daily.

Learn Shortcuts and Tricks:

Focus on speed and efficiency.

Revise Regularly:

Make notes of formulas, rules, and tricks for quick revision.

Mock Tests and Analysis:

Attempt topic-wise quizzes and analyze your mistakes.

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