Preparing for the RBI Grade B exam requires a strategic approach to time management due to its vast syllabus and competitive nature. Start by creating a realistic and structured study plan that covers all subjects—General Awareness, Economic & Social Issues, Finance & Management, Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning, and English—allocating more time to weaker areas. Prioritize high-weightage topics and focus on conceptual clarity rather than rote learning. Break your preparation into daily, weekly, and monthly targets, ensuring a balance between revision, mock tests, and current affairs updates. Utilize the Pomodoro technique (25-50 minute study sessions with short breaks) to maintain concentration and avoid burnout. Morning hours are ideal for analytical subjects like Quant & Reasoning, while evenings can be reserved for reading newspapers, RBI reports, and editorials for General Awareness. Regularly take full-length mock tests under timed conditions to improve speed and accuracy. Keep a quick revision notebook for important formulas, facts, and concepts, revising it frequently. Most importantly, maintain a consistent routine, avoid procrastination, and include relaxation time to stay mentally refreshed throughout the preparation journey.

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