Tricks To Clear SBI PO

Please give important tricks to solve maths and reasoning questions of SBI PO Exam. I am doing preparation for this Exam by books and there are no tricks to solve question easily and fast. So you have to provide. Also give me important tips to clear SBI PO Exam in first go.

Hii sir, I Am Preparing for the State Bank of India PO Examination Will you Please Provide me the Tips and Tricks to Clear the State Bank of India PO Examination ?

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SBI PO Recruitment is one of the most sought-after recruitments in the banking sector. As one is provided with an excellent job in India's largest Public Sector Bank with a handsome salary, she would like to have the privilege of working with it for sure.
Selection Criteria :

SBI PO Conducts the examination in three phases in order to carry out the complete recruitment process. The three steps that SBI follows for the recruitment are as follows:

1. Online Preliminary Examination (Objective Test).
2. Online Mains Examination (Objective Test and Descriptive Test).
3. Group Exercises and Personal Interview.

Preparation Tips for the SBI PO Examination is given below

Preparation Tips

Candidates must prepare in a systematic manner for SBI PO exam. The candidates should be aware of the latest syllabus and exam pattern.

The syllabus covers various topics,

it is important to choose the right study material so that you can understand the concepts and practices a wide variety of questions as well.

New pattern questions are simply the application of concepts in a new form.

You just need to practice them a lot so that you don't face issue in SBI PO 2018.

Candidates must go through previous year questions, so that they have an idea of what to expect in SBI PO 2018.

Books for the SBI PO Exam

Modern approach to verbal Reasoning by R.S Agarwal
(Verbal Reasoning - Blood Relations, Coding-decoding, Input-Output, Critical Reasoning (Statement-Assumption, Strong & Weak Arguments, Courses of Action), Direction Sense, caselet.)
Analytical Reasoning by MK Pandey
(Analytical Reasoning Seating Arrangements, Grouping, Selection etc.)
Word Power made Easy By Norman Lewis.
Descriptive General English by S P Bakshi and Richa Sharma.