Course	New Batch Starting Date	Timing	Classes in a Week
SBI PO - Weekday Evening 6 hours Batch [English + Telugu Medium combo]	16th October 2023 (Monday)	6.30 AM to 8.30 AM, 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM and 6.30 PM to 8.30 PM (Mon to Sun)	7 days a week. Monday to Sunday. English + Telugu medium combo batch. The classes will be in English and Telugu combo but the material will be only in English.

Note

• The prelim syllabus will be covered first.
• The main syllabus will be covered after the prelim exam is over.

T.I.M.E.’s Training Methodology

A) Concepts training: Helps you develop the basic knowledge and skills for various areas that are tested in Bank and other related Govt exams. The fundamental concepts are taught in relevant detail. Most of the classes are taught using a pre-designed set of questions. These questions set, called class handouts, are available on your Student Home Page (SHP). This gives students a good exposure on a variety of problems and helps them in developing conceptual clarity at the root level.

B) Doubt Clarification:

• Doubts that you get during the class can be typed into the space available on the online class platform. These doubts will be responded to by our expert faculty team.
• In addition to these, the doubts that you may get during your preparation will be answered through “Telegram Groups” and/or through ‘LIVE doubt’s session conducted every week’. The schedule of the LIVE doubt’s session will be uploaded on your home page in advance.

C) Section-wise Testing: This module helps you achieve thoroughness in individual test areas and is delivered in an online practice test format. They contain 5000+ questions across Quantitative Aptitude / Numerical Ability, Data Interpretation, Reasoning Ability, English, General Awareness and Computer Knowledge. The tests are classified into the following:

1. Topic wise Tests: The topic-wise sectional tests will help you strengthen your understanding of the concepts taught in the online classes. With these tests you can check your level of proficiency in a topic, how well you have understood it and if you need to rework on the chapter again.
2. Full length Tests: Full length sectional tests are tests containing complete sections of the bank exam, each test dealing in one of the sections – Quantitative Aptitude / Reasoning / English . It is advised that you start taking these tests after 70% of the syllabus is covered. These tests help you understand the way a complete section in Bank exam looks like and helps you start off building your test-taking strategies.

D) Comprehensive Testing: Here you are tested and evaluated with many test papers modelled along the lines of recent Bank exams. This would help you identify your strengths and areas of improvement for your preparation.

1. Practice Mock Tests: Taking mock tests is an essential component of preparing for the exam. One may feel that mock tests are to be taken after making sure that all the subject areas are covered. This is true only for those who have a lot of time on hand – but with only couple of months left for the bank exam and the notifications are going to be released periodically from now on, the strategy should to balance subject preparation with mock-tests taking. This may sound tough but is very doable. One can start taking these mock tests after 50% of the syllabus is covered.
2. All India Mock Tests: With the help of these tests the aspirants can compare their performance with huge student base from all over India. Comprehensive test analysis will be provided for all test-takers. These All India Mock Tests are provided in Non-Invigilated mode; you can take the AIMTs from your place at your convenience.

Training for Other related Govt Exams: Our Bank PO Course also prepares you for various other Govt exams like SBI PO and Clerk, IBPS RRB exams, Insurance exams (LIC, NICL, OICL, GIC etc.) etc..

So, Enroll Now and get cracking. All the best!!