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Roses are red, phool khilta hai, Clerk ko padhne ka thik thak time milta hai.
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Roses are red, phool khilta hai, Clerk ko padhne ka thik thak time milta hai.

Ha apne pe aayi to mujhe bura lg gya.

u/rajwansh — 1 hour ago
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Me and Ibps over the years...🤧

EXERTION

Not so close, I know

4 interviews and Almost every mains (except sbi po)

But there is always one section that drags me to the rock bottom.

I reached the previous year's cut-off while struggling to reach the current year.

24M, It's been two years, I chose MBA in 2024, Thinking I'll manage both - cause I couldn't totally believe in myself and the surroundings where I studied.(Even at 🏡). The MBA is not CAT level - just normal one top govt University which has no placements but it gave me time to read. I did utilise my free time to upgrade my weaker quants, GA and Everything. I have no gf, Avg looks, Poor networking, Weak friendships and All pessimistic thinking - ever since the most expected ibps po and ibps clerk sabotaged my hope and manifestation🤧

Now, Currently in the final year Internship - where I get to pay 5k a month for 6 days a week, Toxic manager, Traveling 26 km in populated metropolitan city, Blasting my ears with headphones thinking what went wrong? Just WHY's fill me like anything.

The market is too weak for an MBA and I'm literally facing the level of exertion physically, Mentally with a little motivation that I may still crack it - But it hurts to think that I'm a failure till now...

To those who cleared after many hardships and people who have faced multiple near misses - How do you control these thoughts?

I m trying to be active,

Trying to be physically active a lot,

Trying to build up confidence.

But still I wanna hear some suggestions, As I'm about to enter that phase of Total Preparation Zone.

u/Serious_Material_928 — 13 hours ago
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Things to keep for RBI ASSISTANT exam

Hi I am a beginner and the syllables were just finished. And this is my first bank exam. Applied for exam hall experience as I just started prep.

What are the things to keep for take with us to exam centre.

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u/True-Insurance-5060 — 2 hours ago
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My textbook has a breaking bad reference on it lmaooo🤣🤣🤣

Turns out the publisher is a huge BB fan lol.

Answer is D btw

u/NotJustinBieberLOL — 14 hours ago
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Well nicely played by guidely.

I thought there will be 2 words. film and M*** . lol . what do u guys think ?

u/GautamKirar8 — 18 hours ago
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Bank PO vs State government job

hello friends, I have been selected as assistant accountant in my state and also cracked ibps po.

regardless of negativity I am thinking to join PO as it has better salary and perks and allowances.

those who are selected and have years of exp

what would you suggest?

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u/Ok-Plankton6447 — 13 hours ago
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Isn't it a little lonely without any notifications coming up? (No context pic)

no context picture-

How are you keeping yourself sane my fellow repeaters?

With no exam in near sight- How are your days going and has the plan changed or still PO all the way.

u/liarliar-SA — 21 hours ago
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There is not excitement

I am working as a Mathematics teacher right now (earning 70K+/month), I am not finding anything interesting about the work or in anything mostly.

Yesterday, the result came and I got selected in AAI as ATC, I told my siblings and that's it, there is no further excitement, no celebration, zero happiness about it.

I don't feel like working anymore(I'm only 27), I feel like life is pointless in the end, it won't matter whether you're rich or poor, bla bla...

How do I get out of this thinking of myself?

Edit: I'm thinking of dropping everything and live somewhere in a remote village in the northeast.

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u/confused-element — 12 hours ago
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Notes of Quadratic Equations!

Hey, For the context, I started my preparation in 2025, cleared Sbi Clerk pre, IBPS clerk pre, rrb clerk pre and missed mains by few marks in every exam. I made these notes last year, These were kinda great for fast track revisions, just my advice, use them just for revision, they are not a replacement for your concept building lectures. If you like these notes, Upvote and Comment would be appreciated, so It can be reached to more audience and they get benefit too.

Notes of Speed Maths:-

https://www.reddit.com/r/bankingexam/s /AvjTJCOLT5

Notes of Percentage:-

https://www.reddit.com/r/bankingexam/s/IvRVUV64Hp

u/Dot-Gamers — 12 hours ago
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Life update guys🙂

hi i frequently visit this sub , i did not clear ibps po final sbi ibps clerk final this year still i was looking forward ki i will put more effort this time and will definitely clear them with margin .

i had rbi assistant on 11th and bpsc aedo on 14th but i fell off and broke bone of my foot fingers , 2nd and 3rd one of left foot 🙂

i m traumatised and depressed now, i had plaster , still i cant walk properly nothing i can do on my own .

idk i want to go to exam but i m stressed idk what to do , if anyone had similar experinces or some comforting words pls share.

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u/Alternative_Crab261 — 13 hours ago
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Is this question wrong?

my usual approach is m1d1=m2d2

So I did (4/3)(6G+11B)=3(5G+8B)

24G+44B=45G+72B

now here the equation is becoming negative.

u/magshag18 — 6 hours ago
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Syllogs query. How is this wrong?

Can anyone explain how conclusion one is false?

u/Coder_bhoi — 14 hours ago
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Are you guys putting all your eggs in one basket?!

So guys, this unemployment sucks like LITERALLY SUCKS. The success rate of any government exam is 1-2% or maybe 5%. While it's good to be optimistic that we can be one of them but we also need to be practical enough to assess that there is a possibility that we might not be one of them. What I truly mean is that though we can keep trying but we can't solely depend on this because more the gap years more hard it is gonna be for us to find jobs later(if things didn't go out way). So, How are you guys navigating these thoughts? What are the skills/job opportunities you're keeping in mind?

Pls enlighten me, I already have 2 years gap don't wanna increase it any further.

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u/Shot-Version-5551 — 20 hours ago
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Iss ko kya kahoon main...

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u/Arun_rajput_4u — 11 hours ago
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Current affairs query

This Vedio and this affairs cloud pdf has different sets of news it gets confused sometimes 😑

u/NewFlamingo9665 — 17 hours ago
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