Tips to prepare for Quantitative Aptitude section of SSC CGL Exam

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  1. IBPS PO Exam is an exam for officers and demands hard work and dedication while preparing. Sometimes aspirants feel nervous at the last minute of the exam. Let us discuss some tips and strategies to overcome the fear factor.
  2. Have a quick glimpse on all the important topics and previous year questions based on those topics.
  3. Make a proper plan to attempt the question paper. Decide in advance which section to attempt first. The subject which is your strength should have opted first as it will not take much of your time. It will boost your morale too.
  4. One should know the exam pattern thoroughly before going to the examination hall. Marks distribution section-wise should be kept in mind so that you can give appropriate time to each section depending on the weight age.
  5. Always attempt easy questions first and leave difficult questions afterward.
  6. Do not devote more than a minute to any question or else you will be wasting time.
  7. Mark the answers carefully. Be accurate and thoughtful as the wrong answer will amount to negative marking from the total score
  8. Daily practice online test series to get comfortable with the exam pattern and question frame.
  9. Go through the cutoff of the previous year but do not think much about it while attempting the question paper. It will overburden your mind and your attention will be diverted unnecessarily.
  10. Do not get confused or anxious, be calm and confident. Do not touch any new topic in the last week. Revise the topics that you have practiced and learned. It will fetch you results rather than stressing your mind for the topics you do not know or have not studied earlier.
All these tips will help you to stress out your examination fever and you will be able to perform with confidence Shared from Delhi’s top Bank and SSC Coaching Institute IBT.
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