30 days of focus.
Sharper practice.
A stronger exam strategy.
Already preparing for Banking or Insurance exams? Turn your remaining preparation into a focused 30-day revision sprint covering core subjects, timed practice and exam-specific mock analysis.
WE SALUTE YOUR AMBITION.
WE STAND BESIDE YOUR JOURNEY.
Every serious preparation journey deserves respect, clarity and encouragement. Whether you are preparing for a near-term exam or making a determined comeback, MAGME helps you choose the right routine and start with confidence.
We Respect Your Dreams
Your next attempt matters. We respect the effort you have already invested and help you focus on what comes next.
We Believe in Your Potential
Past results do not define your next attempt. Focused correction, timed practice and resilience can improve readiness.
We Turn Ambition into Action
Choose a session, complete targeted revision and turn the next 30 days into measurable action.
Your Next Attempt Deserves a Focused Start.
Choose the session that fits your lifestyle best. Choose a batch and commit to a realistic 30-day revision routine.
Batch timings shown above are indicative. The proposed 72-hour crash plan requires a confirmed academic calendar. Final start dates, holiday adjustments and specialised evening/weekend calendars should be announced by MAGME before publishing.
Choose a focused revision system. Not just another crash course.
Serious short-term preparation needs realistic scope, daily accountability and timed practice—not promises of guaranteed selection.
The MAGME commitment to focused exam revision
Rapid 30 is a proposed intensive revision programme with explicit learning-hour targets, practice benchmarks and exam-specific preparation. It is best suited to candidates who already possess basic subject familiarity.
Find the right 30-day preparation track for your current level.
Rapid 30 strengthens existing preparation. Absolute beginners should consider the full foundation or mastery programme first.
Aspirants with completed basics
Convert foundation knowledge into timed practice, revision and exam strategy.
Repeat aspirants
Find recurring mistakes, raise accuracy and work methodically on weak subjects.
Students near an exam date
Prioritise the target notification, Prelims pattern, PYQs and final-month readiness.
Working aspirants
Select a practical batch and confirm how 72 hours will fit your calendar.
One revision framework. 29 reference exam pathways.
The Mastery reference lists 29 Banking & Insurance recruitment pathways. Rapid 30 is not 29 complete exam courses: its target-paper emphasis depends on the batch and the applicable official syllabus.
Public-sector commercial banks & regional rural banks
15 examinations
LIC & public-sector general insurance
14 examinations
The 29 names above come from the parent Mastery reference list, not 29 separate crash-course syllabi or current vacancies. Eligibility, stages and topic coverage differ; confirm the chosen target exam before enrolment.
Every day must move you closer to exam readiness.
Rapid 30 prioritises revision, speed, weakness correction and mock analysis instead of attempting eight months of teaching in one month.
Revise high-yield concepts
54 proposed hours for fast recall and application of priority topics.
Practise with feedback
18 hours scheduled for sectional work, mocks, analysis and revision.
Sharpen Prelims speed
Timed problem-solving, question selection and accuracy discipline.
Measure your weak spots
Use mock errors to build an actionable personal correction plan.
Apply Mains-level thinking
Selected advanced DI, puzzles and banking awareness as relevant to your chosen exam.
Follow a 30-day roadmap
Four manageable stages from diagnostic practice to final mock readiness.
Focused revision. Transparent hours.
Eight areas, 54 proposed revision hours, plus 18 guided practice hours. The exact weight of each subject may vary with the target examination.
This is revision coverage, not full first-time instruction. Descriptive writing or interviews are included only when relevant to the chosen examination.
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From diagnostic practice to final readiness.
Four progressive phases of 18 guided hours each: 54 hours of targeted revision and 18 hours of supervised testing, review and correction across 30 calendar days.
Diagnose. Prioritise. Begin.
Baseline mock, arithmetic, reasoning, English and an individual error checklist.
Rebuild speed and accuracy
DI, core puzzles, reading comprehension, banking awareness and timed sections.
Pressure-test your preparation
Mixed sectional drills, selected Mains-style problems and targeted mock correction.
Revise. Simulate. Refine.
Full mocks, high-yield revision, accuracy checks and a final exam-day strategy.
Suggested academic model: 18 sessions × 4 hours = 72 hours. Weekday, evening and weekend batches need distinct calendars; dates and actual mock duration are subject to confirmation.
Measure progress, not just completed questions.
Proposed 30-day targets combine focused practice, timed testing and corrective feedback. All figures require approval before public sale.
How the 18 guided practice hours are planned
The 18-hour supervised allocation does not imply that all six mocks fit within eight hours. Additional timed mock completion may be assigned independently; examination-specific test lengths vary. Confirm delivery before enrolment.
A revision environment that turns practice into progress.
Rapid 30 should combine focused teaching, timed assessments and meaningful correction within the confirmed timetable.
Thirty days. Every session has a purpose.
Proposed experience: focused instructor-led revision, guided problem solving, timed drills and a practical correction log. Real classroom images and demonstrations should be added only when verified.
Focused session rhythm
Illustrative four-hour session: three hours of revision and one hour of guided practice; 18 planned sessions.
Mock-based course correction
Use question-level analysis to identify what to revise before the next timed assessment.
Strong preparation needs subject expertise.
Dedicated guidance for high-yield revision, test strategy and exam-paper differences. Named faculty or credentials should be published only when verified.
Quant & DI Mentorship
Arithmetic, data analysis, speed calculation and Mains-level quantitative practice.
Reasoning & English Guidance
Puzzles, logical reasoning, language accuracy, reading and descriptive skills.
Banking & Awareness Specialists
Financial, current, computer, insurance and rural banking awareness.
4 proposed Rapid 30 revision publications.
Four compact, exam-focused resources proposed for practice, PYQs, revision and mock correction—not the full 16-book Mastery library.
PUBLICATIONSQuantitative Aptitude & DIRAPID 30 SERIES • PROPOSED
PUBLICATIONSReasoning AbilityRAPID 30 SERIES • PROPOSED
PUBLICATIONSEnglish LanguageRAPID 30 SERIES • PROPOSED
PUBLICATIONSBanking & Insurance AwarenessRAPID 30 SERIES • PROPOSED
Real student progress deserves real proof.
When available, publish verified student experience and documented score-improvement results specifically relevant to crash-course preparation.
What to publish here
- Real student interview videos with permission
- Verified exam selection details and examination year
- Honest score-improvement stories with context
What MAGME will not need
Unsupported success rates, fabricated testimonials, guaranteed-selection claims or misleading comparisons.
Your next 30 days deserve a plan—not a last-minute gamble.
Tell us your target examination, current preparation level and available hours. We will help you evaluate whether a 30-day revision course fits your starting point and schedule.
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