How to improve score in Quant for BANK PO Exam

BANK PO Entrance Exam 2017: How to improve my score in Quant?

With just 15 days to go for Bank PO Entrance Exam 2017, is it really possible to increase the score in Quant? The answer is, YES!!

There are 2 possible scenarios:

Scenario 1: You know how to solve most questions, but don’t find enough time to solve them!!

Scenario 2: You can’t solve more questions because you don’t know how to solve them!!

Today, we will look at a possible approach on how to handle the scenario 2 problem and improve your Quant score in the few days.

Handling Scenario 2

The easiest way to improve your score at this stage is to enable yourself to solve at least the easier questions from across areas and may be a few tough questions from some areas.

At the end of the above exercise, you could end up with a table as follows:

S	P	W
Numbers, Surds and Indices, Remainder Qs, Linear & Quadratic Equations, SI&CI, Profit & Loss, Ratios	P&C, Logarithms, Sequence and Series, Mensuration, Venn Diagrams, TSD	2D geometry, Inequations, Probability, Functions and graphs

Prioritize

It is obvious that one can improve their scoring if he/she is able to solve more questions from P and at least the easier questions from W. Prioritize the areas/topics based on the amount of effort required to solve the questions and the weightage of the given topic in BANK PO Entrance exam over the years. The thumb rule for your prioritization will be as follows:

1. Low effort – High Weightage areas
2. High effort – High Weightage areas
3. Low effort – Low Weightage areas
4. High effort – Low Weightage areas

Your priority chart could look like this:

Practice with a Purpose

As a next step, solve as many ‘Bank PO’ questions as possible from identified areas in the order of priority – for example, solving 100-150 quality questions from a particular topic. Solving and analyzing these many questions will also ensure that you have gone through the entire gamut of concepts and theories that you might need to be aware of with respect to the particular area.

 Execute

While taking the next Mock Test, identify and attempt questions from areas that you were already strong in and areas that you have gained confidence – and I will not be surprised if you see a significant change in your sectional score.

For Time Management one should do the practices on the regular basis or he/she must join the Top Coaching classes for Bank Exams in Jalandhar for practicing Mock Test, Daily Online Quiz and find out how much you score before you appear.