So in any case, you must not try and attempt the questions which you aren’t sure of solving within a time limit. Mark our words, to crack a competitive exam you need not score 80–90% marks, you simply need to be better than the rest. What students generally do is that they first fix a target based on past year’s cut offs and then they try achieving this target with their attempts, no matter their attempt go right or wrong. The marking system under these exams works on the basis of ‘Percentile’ so it’s always better to attempt only those questions which you are confident of. We repeat, ‘Accuracy’ is the key to success in all the major exams like IBPS PO Pre and Mains, SBI PO Pre and Mains, IBPS RRB Officer Scale 1 and Office Assistant exams, CAT, MAT, etc. sectional cut off marks on an average fall between the bracket of 4–12 marks per section which clearly suggests that one need not be a master of all the sections while preparing for these exams. In exams like IBPS PO, SBI PO, IBPS Clerk, SBI Clerk, IBPS SO, SBI SO, CAT, MAT, etc.If you are able to score 60% marks with 90% accuracy, you will surely be through in your chosen exam.# 2To secure a seat/job through a competitive exam you need not be Super-intelligent. # 1A competitive exam is entirely different from your academic exams.

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