Be attacking rather than defensive: Your first 3-4 minutes are very crucial although it is not deciding factor, you may build a perfect impression in those minutes. Keep one thing in mind- the First 2-3 questions will be only for your details, which no one knows better than you and you can’t be wrong for that.
Hold your nerves so it is most natural and glaringly obvious that everyone is afraid of losing and eventually panics. But believe one thing, this happens not only with you but with everyone! So, does this mean that they are not going to choose anyone? Those who can hold their nerves for only 5-10 minutes will win the race.
Relax before the interview Had a good sleep the night before. You just forget that you are going for an interview and just jerk off if any thought is prickling in your mind while sleeping.
Be thorough with the syllabus each section - go through the latest and updated SBI PO Syllabus for Prelims and Mains. Remember, you have to prepare for SBI PO Prelims and Mains together. This is because, for example, some sections are common to both Prelims and Mains, and the syllabus for those sections is somewhat similar.
Learn the Basics You'll be tempted to start practicing straight away. But remember, it is always better to start with the basics. Basic concepts are the foundational elements of your preparation which will help you to avoid getting stuck in the middle.
Practice With Commitment Every time you finish understanding a concept, solve practice questions for them during the time allocated for solving practice questions. Even if a certain concept is very easy, you need to practice it diligently so that you master the application skill. Start off with the easy ones.
Cultivate Reading And Writing Habits - Read English newspapers and books regularly. This is very important, especially for General Awareness, the English Language, and the descriptive test of the SBI PO exam. Pay more attention to social, economic, cultural, financial, and banking-related articles.
Making notes helps in retaining concepts, formulas, and shortcut techniques in memory. It also develops your thought process as a reflex and serves as a guide for last-minute revision. It is also extremely time-saving. Notes-making saves you the time of going back to the study material and reading everything all over again.
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