Hi, this is Jyoti. I belong to Haryana. I completed my B.tech in 2013, after that I appeared for GATE and other technical exams but I can’t get satisfactory results. Being an engineer, I was not interested in the Banking sector but due to unemployment and fast recruitment process of the banking sector, I decided to appear in banking exams. In starting I have to face some hurdles but gradually I became used to it.
This is how my journey started:
- IBPS PO 2017: not qualified in PRELIMS
- IBPS CLERK 2017: missed the MAINS due to the sectional cutoff of
- reasoning section
- RRB PO 2017: not qualified in PRELIMS
- RRB CLERK 2017: not qualified in PRELIMS
- BOB 2018: not qualified
- INDIAN BANK 2018: not qualified
- NIACL ASST 2018: not qualified in PRELIMS
- RBI GRADE B 2018: not qualified in PRELIMS
- SBI PO 2018: not qualified in PRELIMS
- SBI CLERK 2018: not qualified In MAINS
- RRB CLERK 2018: FAILED by 1 mark
- RRB PO 2018: Missed the MAINS with very less margin.
- IBPS SO 2018: not qualified in PRELIMS
- IBPS PO 2018: not qualified in PRELIMS
- IBPS CLERK 2018: Finally selected !! (Union Bank of India)
- KVS LDC: final result awaited.
Through the experience of mine and a lot of ups and downs, all I want to say is that hard work never goes in vain. Whatever you reading, just stick to it and keep practising. And the most important thing you need is a stable mindset during the exam, focus, practice, patience and self-belief. I am highly thankful to my parents for their support. And thanks to Adda247 team.
You've become an achiever from an aspirant, its time you pass on your knowledge and help other aspirants by guiding them with how your journey was? what helped you? what you believe in? how Adda247 and bankersadda helped you??
We'll post your journey's video and your success story on bankersadda.com and on our Facebook pages. This way, you can inspire others to aspire for their future!! mail to blogger@adda247.com
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