‘Kabhi Giveup Mat Kriye’ -Pooja Sharma- Cleared RRB Clerk

Pooja Sharma is only 22 and she had cleared 2 exams in a row: LIC Assistant Exam and IBPS RRB Clerk. There is so much that you can learn from Pooja about clearing banking exams (RRB Clerk). She has explained the preparation of different sections viz. English, Maths, Reasoning, General Awareness in the interview with us. Check below if Pooja has got any new strategy in any of the sections of banking exams (RRB Clerk).

Congratulations on your success! Which exams did you appear in till date and what were their results?

Thanks! This is pooja sharma. I am 22. Recently I have Cleared Lic Assistant Exam And IBPS RRB Clerk 2019-2020 as well. I Have Been Preparing For Banking Exams for 2 years. I had given so many banking exams and cleared too many prelims in 2019 but couldn’t clear mains. Finally I Could make the final list with flying colors in these 2 exams LIC Assistant Exam And IBPS RRB Clerk.

Please elaborate on your section-wise preparation strategy.

There is not a hard and fast rule in case of strategies adopted by me. Everyone Has his own strength and weaknesses. As per my concern I was weak in English and maths. I was good at reasoning. Even I got 38.75 marks in reasoning in mains.  My strategy:

For English: I used to read The Hindu editorials on a daily basis. It doesn’t matter how much you read, what matters is to understand the whole passage bcoz in pre and mains our understanding skill works. Go through all grammar rules and then practice them. Mugging up the rules is not worthy untill or unless you practice them. Vocab is equally important so i used vicab24 for this purpose.

For Maths: Firstly I  learned the tables, squares, cubes, percentage values and much more to increase my calculation speed. Then I cleared my basics of Arithmatics and practiced them from various sites. I used to give Small quizees from various sites. For mains, i solved arithmatic questions from Cat Book( by Arun Sharma).

For Reasoning:

I dont think u need a book to excel in this subject bcoz i didn’t use any book for reasoning. What i did is:

Firstly, for pre i cleared the basics of various topics come in pre. For this I watched videos on utube and then I practiced a lot(really). In reasoning puzzles and seating play a very crucial role in both pre and mains. So i practiced a lot of puzzles and seatings of every type with TIMER. I used to give small quizes also.

For GA:

GA is a gamechanger Bcoz we cant predict the level of maths, reas and eng so ga plays imp role in mains.

I used to read ca from adda on daily basis and then I muged up The Hindu Review. I used to watch studyiq best 200 as well bcoz reading from one source is not enough

Did PracticeMock help you in your success?

PracticeMock Helped me a lot in clearing both pre and mains. Giving a good level of mocks is utmost important. After clearing all topics it is crucial to analyse your performance in mocks. And the level of questions is too good.

What’s your message for the fellow aspirants who are preparing for competitive exams?

Ek baat hum bolna chahenge ki plz kabhi giveup mat kriye. ho sakta hai guche ki aakhiri chabi se talla khul jaaye. Apne loopholes pe kaam kijiye. Apni galtiyo ko analyse kijiye or mehnat se padhte rhiye. Jaise hmara time aaya hai ek din aap sab ka zrur aayega.. All the Best to all of the champions.

This was Pooja’s success story. Her story is indeed commendable. We are sure that you would have got a number of lessons to learn and implement. As Pooja says, don’t ever give up. You never know which of your attempt would be successful. Also, check how much importance she gave to mock tests when she was preparing for banking exams (RRB Clerk). You can start taking mock tests for banking exams (RRB Clerk) as well. Click on the below banner to kickstart your preparation.

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