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During IBPS Interview, one of the most frequently asked question is why a bank? or why a government job? You should answer these questions very carefully as these are critical to your selection and your answer can make or break your chances of final selection. Well, motive of asking these questions is whether you have clarity in your thoughts and you are well aware of - why you are preparing for a bank job. Many a times, candidates just prepare for exams, as their friends are doing the same or there is some family pressure. If a interviewer comes to find out this, they consider the candidate as immature and unsuitable. Interviewers are looikg for smart & confident candidates, who are well aware and are ready to take responsibility of their actions. Why do you want to join a bank? Banking sector is a sunrise sector of Indian economy. It is one of the fastest growing sector as banks are expanding their reach across the geography. As probationary Officer role is a multi-dimensional ro...

Many candidates are worried about the gap in their education or the GAP in their work experience. As per our experience, if you have a substantial GAP in your education qualification or work experience, then this might be one of the probable question which can be asked to you during your interview. In some case, there are genuine reasons for a GAP like - Marriage (in case of married ladies), accident or some family problem or any other similar problem. In such cases, it is better to tell interviewers about actual reason. But in most of the cases, a GAP is created as candidates in a dedicated manner prepare for competitive exams and many a times, they join a Coaching Institute for Preparation by leaving there jobs. In such cases, We feel, the best way to answer this question is - to be honest and tell them frankly that you were preparing for  IBPS or bank jobs (if you do not have any other genuine reason for GAP). As soon as you say this, their next question generally is - did you j...

Dear readers, in a series of articles, we will be providing guidance to candidates, who have qualified in IBPS PO III Written Test. Given written test scores are generally low this time, interview stage has become a crucial factor in the final selection of a candidate. One should take a systematic approach to interview preparation. Broadly speaking, interview preparation for IBPS PO III can be divided under following 5 categories - 1. Personal Questions:  Many a times, interviews start with a personal question like - introduce yourself or tell us something about you. Also, during interview, interviewers focus on knowing the personality traits of the individual. As these questions are related to you only, you can thoroughly prepare them in advance. This requires a  indepth self analysis of yourself and build a good story around you. After looking at your achievements, you can chose to form a story which covers your achievement and hardships or something which shows you in a pos...

IBPS PO III Written Test Results are out. First of all heartiest congratulation to all successful candidates. After the results, candidates are now most worried about their chances in the interview stage of the selection process and questions like what score is a good score? We at Bakersadda got bombarded with these questions in last few days and as an endeavour towards providing best analysis we would now clarify these queries of our students. Let us first clarify, that all candidates, who have been qualified in IBPS PO III written test, will be called for a common interview i.e. there is no other cut-off regarding interviews. Now, the next question and the most critical one is  - What are my chance to get through interview process of IBPS PO III?. IBPS has clearly mentioned in its notification for IBPS PO III - "The Total marks allotted to written test are 200 and total marks allotted for Interview are 100. The weightage (ratio) of CWE (exam) and interview will be 80:20." ...