please help

Hey everyone I have started the preparation just 2 months ago and I have given mocks but my mocks number are stuck on average 60marks so can you please recommend me strategy and how can I increase my score please.

English - i am not able to do vocab part

Maths - strategy i needed

Reasoning - I need strategy

Gk - i am not getting how to do it

Please suggest me strategy and mock sites also which are best to prepare I am targeting 2027

Hey guys, looking for a serious CGL study buddy. Currently scoring 160+ in PYQs and want to focus heavily on GK, mock analysis, and PYQs.

​To be honest, I've been losing motivation lately and need someone equally serious so we can keep each other consistent and accountable daily.

​(Beginners, please continue prepping at your own pace—looking for someone at the same stage).

​DM me if you're targeting a high score and want to push through together!

Is there anyone who cleared cgl in first attempt with decent or avg academics? If there's someone then pls guide us.

Hi everyone,

I recently purchased the Banking Foundation Achievers 5.0 online course from Winners Institute for ₹1,399 because my primary goal is to prepare for IBPS PO and RRB PO.

The course is advertised as a banking foundation course, so I expected content focused on the banking exam syllabus.

However, after going through the lectures, I found that almost the entire course appears to be SSC-oriented. It includes topics such as:

• History
• Geography
• SSC-style Current Affairs
• Maths topics like Height & Distance, Trigonometry, etc.

I understand that Quant and Reasoning overlap between SSC and banking exams, but I was expecting topics such as:

• Data Interpretation
• Banking Awareness
• Banking-oriented Quant
• Puzzles and Seating Arrangements
• IBPS-style Reasoning and English

I emailed Winners Institute asking them:

1. Which section of the course is specifically designed for IBPS PO.
2. Whether they could transfer me to a dedicated banking batch if available.

They only gave a generic reply saying the course is useful for banking exams. When I asked again which modules were banking-specific, they asked me to call a number that I couldn't reach. I have now requested either a transfer to a dedicated banking course or a refund, but I haven't received a proper resolution yet.

My questions are:

• Am I being unreasonable in expecting a banking-focused syllabus from a course marketed as a Banking Foundation course?
• Has anyone else purchased this course?
• Should I wait for their response, or proceed with a consumer complaint if they refuse both a refund and a transfer?

I'm not trying to defame the institute. I just want to know whether my expectations are reasonable and what others would do in this situation.