Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India recently released a notification for the recruitment of Grade A officers.
As we all know that the exam is being conducted for the very first time and therefore there is a lot of ambiguity about the exam pattern and difficulty levels. Most of the aspirants of this exam are
Charted Accountants or Companies Secretaries with minimum knowledge of Quantitative Aptitude and Reasoning. So, here is the solution for this problem
Charted Accountants or Companies Secretaries with minimum knowledge of Quantitative Aptitude and Reasoning. So, here is the solution for this problem
Difficulty Level
- Quantitative Aptitude: Easy to Moderate
- Reasoning: Easy to Moderate
- English: Moderate
- General Awareness: Moderate
- Economy and Financial Awareness: Moderate to Difficult
- Insolvency related laws: Moderate to Difficult
What to read?
- Fir General Awareness you must be aware of the current affairs of last six months. Focus on the news related to insolvency and banking.
- In your economy and financial awareness section, focus on RBI, SEBI and IBBI notifications Economic Survey, Budget, International Reports, PIB will play an important role.
- Insolvency Related laws: There are hardly 4-5 laws related to insolvency that can be easily covered in two days.
What we have?
We have a very precise and compact Course for IBBI Grade A Exam that has following features:
- Notes of Insolvency related laws
- Notes and Video Lectures of Economy and Financial Awareness
- Special Capsule with important notification and Banking Awareness
- Video lectures of English, Reasoning and Quantiative Aptitude
- 2 Mock tests
