Recruitment of clerk and po by IBPS exams

Nowadays every school or educational institution focuses on acquainting their students with the current happenings that are happening in and across the country. The sole reason behind this is to build a habit for the students to make them stay updated with issues. Current affairs refer to the important incidents that have occurred and hold social importance to the world. Current affairs are not only important to stay updated but they are also important because in the present age, they are evident not only in competitive exams but also in the job sector.
Competitive exams dedicate a major of their question paper to current affairs. This is because the panel wishes to check the intellectual ability of a student or the aspirant who is writing any particular examination. Adding on, even the interview comprises of current affairs. There can also be current affairs quiz to check the level of understanding of a student. Therefore it is extremely important for every candidate who is aspiring for further education to stay in touch with the newspaper. This is because newspaper is the only medium through which a candidate can make him aware of the on goings in the present era. Exams that are conducted by UPSC are basically conducted to test the skills of general knowledge in a candidate. A candidate who desires to be a civil servant should be very well versed with the general knowledge section as he/ she is made to write his views on the current topics and writing views or opinions are only possible if the aspirant is thoroughly aware of the whereabouts of his nation.
As stated above, be it UPSC, IBPS PO recruitment, IBPS clerk recruitment or any other bank recruitment, every single hiring demands a person to be intellectual and also should be aware of the surroundings. . Also the preparation of SSC or IBPS recruitment and UPSC varies to a great extent. SSC includes clearing of written examination and interview session at various levels whereas UPSC comprises of subjective examination that is the prelims and the mains. Once a candidate has cleared his prelims he/she is eligible for writing the main examination. Prelims and main examinations includes subjective question and answers and majority of the questions are from the current topics.
After clearing the written test the focus gets shifted on the interview. Interview lasts for largely half an hour or maximum 15-20 minutes.

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