Acharya’s ACE: Evening and weekend classes for banking exams begin from June 22nd

Team Udayavani, Jun 16, 2019, 11:45 AM IST

Udupi: Acharya’s  ACE institution which provides excellent quality training for 9^th, SSLC, PUC, CET, NEET, GEE Mains, Commerce and Banking exams has organised a new form of classes for maximum result for banking and other competitive exams through renowned resource persons.

Banking exams organised by IBPS and other banks like SBI for the post of PO and clerk will be up soon and in this backdrop, evening and weekend classes have been organised for the same from June 22^nd onwards. The weekend classes will be held on Saturdays and Sunday from 2pm to 5pm and 9am to 5pm respectively. The evening classes have been organised from Monday to Saturday from 5pm to 6:30pm. Training for banking exam is being provided here since the last 4 years and already more than 550 students are giving their service at banks as well as various reputed institutions.

On the occasion of this training, the students will also be trained for railways, insurance, IT and various other types of competitive exams. The banking exams will be conducted in the model of prelims and mains and the questions will be regarding math, reasoning, English, GK, current affairs, computer knowledge, and administration and economy regarding banking area. Besides, the examinees must realize that they have to solve the highest number of question correctly in the least amount of time. In this regard and to achieve proficiency in speed and accuracy, the classes will be taken by experienced and talented teachers.

During the classes, useful books containing revised information will be provided. At the end of training, a mock online examination will be conducted. Books by various publishers will be provided to the students through the library facility.

This training will be conducted at the ACCE centre located in front of Sri Laxmi Venkataramana temple, at Tenka Pete in Udupi and interested students can contact the office (0820 – 4299111), informed the director of the institution P Latavya in a press release.