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2019 New Year Resolutions: What Should A Banking Aspirant Do?

Resolutions for a banking aspirant

Resolutions for a banking aspirant

With the year 2018 coming to an end, your mind may be filled with questions like “What New Year Resolutions should I make?” “Will I be able to stick to my resolutions?” “Are New Year Resolutions worth to be made” and many more.

Whether you like NEW YEAR RESOLUTIONS or not, they are a great way to bring positive change in your life. A new year gives you a fresh start to think afresh and make new goals.

Being a Bank Aspirant, you need to grab every banking opportunity knocking at your doorsteps. Many BANK PO, Clerk, RBI and NABARD exams are lined up in 2019, so just hit the reset button and start 2019 by doing things differently.

The first and foremost thing to do is to set your GOALS. However, just setting a GOAL is not enough, you need to work hard to achieve what you have dreamt.

S.M.A.R.T. Resolutions for the Year 2019:

Let us set S.M.A.R.T goals in 2019 which are attainable and which fulfill your aim of any prestigious BANK as PO/Clerk/Specialist Officer/Grade A/B officer etc.

How do we set SMART Resolutions??? Read On

Specific – Be as specific as you want to be when you set your goal. For example, you want to become a Grade B officer in RBI or GRADE A/B officer in NABARD or want to clear IBPS PO exam and join any bank as PO. Also, make the goal a tangible one. For example, between “I want to become a PO in a bank” and “I want to become a Grade A/B Officer in RBI”, the latter is much more tangible and drives you to action and a specific goal.

Measurable – Setting measurable goals means breaking down your goal to measurable elements. For example, to become a Grade B Officer in RBI, you would attempt to score _______marks in written exam, _______ marks in the interview, etc. or for clearing BANK PO, you need to clear cut-off in both Prelims and Mains and clear the Interview round. Writing down measurable elements of your goals can help the objective to be clearer and easier to reach.

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Attainable – Is your goal attainable? For example, if your goal is to become a Grade B officer in RBI or to qualify IBPS PO exam with a high score, can you dedicate the time and effort required for the same? Is your skill set matching the requirements of your goals? Similarly, while aiming for any goal, one should evaluate whether the same is attainable or not? One can always aim to score high in BANK PO exam, but in case you just clear the cut-off, does it mean that you failed?

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Relevant – Is the goal you have decided for 2019 relevant in the long term for you? Do you want to dedicate time and effort to become a bank PO and then change career after a few years? Decide the objectives behind the goals you have set for 2019 and will achieve the goal help in fulfilling these objectives?

Time-bound – Set milestones towards achieving your goals. Keep deadlines flexible and realistic. For example, if you are attempting to give the RBI Grade B exam in June 2019, set weekly and monthly targets so that you are on track. There may always be some bumps on the road, but these can be overcome with proper planning and course correction.

Now, as you have set your SMART resolutions for 2019, you need to remember a few points:

You just have to overcome the toughest step of getting started. Once that is done, then you can keep the momentum going. Steve Jobs rightly said, “People achieve their goals because they do not quit”.  Just work hard, believe in yourself and get going.

Make 2019 the year you will always remember in your life and career. It will be in your best interest to make the correct choices and execute them. Either 2019 can be the year which makes your career take off to soaring heights, or you may be looking back at the year in December 2019 and wishing you had done things differently.

A dream is just a dream. A goal is a dream with a plan and a deadline – Harvey Mackay

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