The development of the Indian economy is supported by the banking industry. Banks are an essential link between the wealthy and the less fortunate.
Hence it is quite obvious that to become a government employee, one has to have a strong understanding and awareness about the overall banking scenario of India
Many students fear the General Awareness section and have a preconceived notion that it is a tough section. Although, General Awareness is considered a very scoring and easy subject in banking exams if one prepares it on a daily basis.
To guide you through the preparation process of Banking exams General Awareness section, here is a well planned strategy
You are assessed on the basis of your knowledge about Current Affairs, Important Banking Terms, and Indian Banking & Financial Policies.
Banking Awareness plays a vital role while preparing for Bank PO exams such as IBPS Clerk, IBPS PO, SBI Clerk, SBI PO, and many more exams.
General knowledge/ Banking awareness/ Financial awareness is a very essential part of mains level banking as
The syllabus of general awareness section can be divided into 3 categories
1. Current Affairs: These are important political or social events that are happening at the present time.
2. Financial/Banking Awareness: This is a section that deals with the banking and finance sector. Anyone planning to take up employment in the banking sector must be aware of many of the terms, policies, and other important information associated with financial awareness.
3. Static GK: Things that happened at some point in time and are certain in history, number of dams and national parks, etc.
Previous year trends show that 50-60% of the questions come from Current affairs, 20% of the questions come from the Financial Awareness segment and rest of it is from Static GK.
1. One should have a strong base regarding the banking terminologies and several other aspects of banking sector
2. Banking awareness not only helps you in the mains level exam, it will also benefit in the interview portion as well as most of the questions asked by assessees are about the current and banking awareness topics.
3. Following topics of banking sector should be covered by an individual
Students often start the preparation of this section after the pre level exams and since there is so many facts and figures, they are unable to retain it fully till the exams
Therefore, an aspirant should start the preparation of these topics with pre level exam preparation.
Being consistent with reading will enhance your reading as well as your GK.
Following the above steps, you can retain 100% of the information you’ve read.
So as to test your General knowledge/ Financial awareness, take sectional tests or mock tests.
Through previous year questions, you will be able to recognise the pattern of questions.
You can practice your Mock test from the EduRev platform with a time limit.
EduRev automatically analyzes your exam based on your speed and accuracy.
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