Start where you are, use what you have, and do what you can.
Arthur Ashe, the legendary Tennis-player res exam syllabus put it best, when he shared this thought about taking on new challenges. There are two types of pursuers in this world, students. One, for whom things are relatively easier and the other, who must go the extra mile and work extra hard to achieve the same things. Everyone might want to belong to the former category, but the people from the latter group are the ones who are stronger and wiser.”
– Anuj Jindal
Sometimes, it’s a lot easier to prepare for any exam if you are enrolled in a trusted course or program. But if you don’t have that resource for whatever reasons, then it becomes a different matter to be able to clear your exams with good marks.
It becomes a little more difficult, but by no means anywhere near impossible.
How to prepare for RBI in the next 6 months using self-study? This is the question a lot of students have been asking me, and I totally get it, achieving a goal without a personalized mentorship is one of *the* hardest thing to do.
So, if you are a student who wants to crack RBI Grade B exam by self-studying, I’m here with a GAME-PLAN for you to follow to make your RBI Grade B dream a reality. But remember,
You will have to be able to do exactly what I tell you without being lazy because this will NOT be a walk in the park, but guys, we all know, don’t we, that nothing worthwhile ever is.
So, let’s see what you are gonna be doing for the next 6 months to clear your RBI exam.
I can’t stress enough that this is the perfect time to start your preparations for RBI Grade B. If you start any later, I hate to break it to you, but you aren’t gonna make it.
Because even if you somehow manage to cover the syllabus, you will miss out on revision. And trust me where career is on the line, you don’t wanna take a risk like that.
In this blog,
I will give you the precise strategy to crack the RBI Grade B examination and I’ll break that down into tangible steps you can follow. It will be perfect or a near-perfect plan, that will make you able to create a personalized timetable for you.
We’ll first dive into the sources you’re gonna need to study. Then we’ll divide our syllabus into an executable timeline between working and non-working students, and then we’ll take it forward. I hope that sounds good.
So, first, let me give you a brief idea of what you need to study to crack RBI.
Resources
Phase 1 RBI Grade B
Phase 1
These are the resources you need to cover the qualifying round of Phase 1
- Quant Reasoning
For Quant and Reasoning, there’s a YouTube channel called FEEL FREE TO LEARN. They cover quant and reasoning of banking level.
I like their content because their teaching method is very sorted. There is no extra noise or too much focus on shortcuts. You don’t need those things to prepare for RBI examinations.
