Finance
Markets, instruments, ratios. From our RBI and SEBI Finance notes.
StrategyStrategy for IFSCA Grade A.
Regulator exams give you little time between phases and few seats. Whatever you can’t revise in the last two weeks won’t help you in the exam, so we build everything to be revised.
Study less. Revise more.
- Plan for the last 15 days, not for 4 months
- Read only what you can revise at least 10 times
- Learn it as tables, mnemonics and flash cards
- Write answers early, and get them evaluated
Material that carries over.
Until the IFSCA course opens, these parts of our RBI and SEBI material cover the common ground.
Management
Theories in tables, from Ultra Compact Management.
Companies Act
From the Compact SEBI Combo.
Economy and GA
From the GA Capsule and ESI notes.
Read the strategy.
Strategy
Don’t plan for Phase II. Plan for the last 15 days before it.
Plan in four months and you read too much. Plan for the last 15 days and you study only what you can revise.
ReadFinanceFinance is the most overrated part of RBI Grade B
Do the arithmetic: static finance is worth about 10 marks. Give it a day, not a month.
ReadFinanceFinancial ratios: what RBI and SEBI actually ask
Ratios are now in the RBI syllabus by name. Six things cover 90% of the questions.
ReadSEBISEBI Grade A: 40 days, 11 subjects
About three days a subject. What not to study matters more than what to study.
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