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Q1: Do I need to pay again for the 2nd cycle of classes?

Once you pay the course fee, you don’t need to pay again for the 2nd or later cycles.

Each course cycle runs for 4 months, covering all subjects once. However, your enrolment is valid for 3 years, which means you can attend multiple 4-month cycles during that period — to revise topics, attend missed classes, or strengthen your preparation without paying again.
Yes. Every day, before starting the regular classes, all the doubts posted by students in the Telegram group will be discussed and clarified first.
● Regular Batch: Monday to Friday — 9:30 AM to 1:30 PM
 
● Weekend Batch: Saturday & Sunday — 9:30 AM to 1:30 PM
 
Yes. Instalment options are available. Please discuss with our admin team for the payment plan and details.

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Yes. Instalment options are available. Please discuss with our admin team for the payment plan and details.

Banking Exams

What are the popular banking exams in India?

The most popular exams include IBPS PO, IBPS Clerk, SBI PO, SBI Clerk, RBI Grade B, RBI Assistant, NABARD, and IBPS Regional Rural Bank (RRB) Officer & Assistant exams.

Generally, candidates must have a graduation degree in any discipline from a recognized university and be between 20–30 years of age (age limit varies for different exams with relaxation for reserved categories).

Most banking exams have three stages:

  • Prelims (Objective test of English, Quantitative Aptitude, and Reasoning).
  • Mains (Includes General Awareness, Banking Awareness, Computer Aptitude, and Data Analysis).
  • Interview (for officer-level posts like PO).

The main subjects are:

  • Reasoning Ability
  • Quantitative Aptitude
  • English Language
  • General/Banking Awareness
  • Computer Knowledge

Please refer the link :

Yes, in most banking exams like IBPS and SBI, sectional cutoffs are applied along with the overall cutoff. This means you must score the minimum qualifying marks in each section (like English, Quant, Reasoning) as well as in the overall exam to qualify for the next stage.

Yes, you can apply for all banking exams (like IBPS, SBI, RBI, NABARD, RRB, etc.) in the same year as long as you meet the eligibility criteria for each exam.

SSC Exams

What are the main SSC exams conducted every year?

The major SSC exams are SSC CGL, SSC CHSL, SSC CPO,  SSC MTS, and SSC IB ACIO.

It depends on the exam :

  • SSC CGL – Graduation in any discipline
  • SSC CHSL, MTS – 10+2 (Class 12th).
  • SSC CPO, IB ACIO –Bachelor’s degree from a recognized university

Generally 18–32 years, depending on the exam. Age relaxation applies as per government norms

Both are competitive. SSC exams focus more on GK, GS & Aptitude, while Banking exams emphasize speed, reasoning, and current affairs.

Please refer to Link :

Yes, you can apply for all SSC exams you are eligible for.

Most exams include :

  • General Intelligence & Reasoning
  • Quantitative Aptitude
  • General Awareness
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Railway RRB Exams

What are the different types of RRB Railway exams?

The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) conducts various exams for different posts, such as:

  • RRB NTPC (Non-Technical Popular Categories): Clerk, Station Master, Goods Guard, Junior Accountant, etc.
  • RRB Group D: Track Maintainer, Helper, Assistant Pointsman, etc.
  • RRB ALP & Technician: Assistant Loco Pilot and Technicians.
  • RRB JE (Junior Engineer): Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics engineers.

Eligibility depends on the post :

  • Group D: 10th Pass / ITI.
  • NTPC (Clerk/Typist): 12th Pass.
  • NTPC (Graduate Level posts like Station Master, Goods Guard): Graduation.
  • ALP/Technician: 10th + ITI/Diploma/Engineering.
  • JE: Diploma/Degree in Engineering.

Please refer the Link :

RRB exams are conducted in 15+ regional languages including Hindi, English, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Punjabi, Odia, Assamese, Manipuri, Urdu, Konkani.

There are similarities (Reasoning, Maths, GK), but RRB focuses more on General Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology of 10th level) and Railway-related GK.

RRB postings are usually in different railway zones across India, including rural, urban, and remote locations depending on the requirement.