IBPS Clerk Exam Preparation Plan. What subjects should be focused on Preparation plan with complete details.

The syllabus of the bank exams is very short compared to the rest of the government exams syllabus. Notifications are received for 6 to 8 Clerk and Pivo posts each year. The syllabus of all bank exams is almost the same. There will be more questions on candidate speed, accuracy in prelims and subject comprehension in mains. Hitting the job is easy if you can practice the topics given in the syllabus from basic level to depth.

The IBPS selection process consists of two stages, Prelims and Mains.

Quantitative Aptitude

Quantitative Aptitude should be divided into three parts namely Speed Maths, Arithmetic and Data Interpretation. Speed Maths include Simplifications, Approximation, Number Series, Quadratic Equations. The exam will be easy if you learn Vedic Maths for up to 20 aces, up to 30 categories, up to 20 cubes, plus, multiplication, square root and solid roots.

Percentage in Arithmetic, Ratio Proportion, Profit - Loss, Ages, Partnership, SI & CI, Pipes and Sisters, Time Speed Distance, Boats Focus on the chapters on and streams, averages, permissions and combinations, probability, mensuration, etc.

There are two types of problems with data interpretation. Problems achieved using percentages, ratios, averages, problems achieved using Essay and CI, Time and Work, Speed and Distance, Probability. The more you practice these, the easier the exam will be.

Reasoning Ability

Looking at the previous papers, Reasoning Ability mostly asks 15 to 20 questions from sitting arrangement and puzzle tests. These include Directions, Blood Relations, Ranking, Coded Inequality, Alphabet Test, Coding and Decoding, Alpha Numeric Series, Syllogism, Data Sufficiency, Input-Output, Statements and Focus on things like Assumptions. The questions given in the bank prior papers must be practiced. If each mock test can be completed in 18 to 20 minutes the speed is calculated to increase.

English Language

English subject is crucial in Bank Exam. That is why the focus should be on increasing vocabulary. Marks over half can be scored with vocabulary in English. It is better to focus on grammar topics while learning 5 new words per day. Most of the questions came from topics like Previous Question Papers Close Test, Reading Comprehension, Spotting Errors, Word Swapping, Match the Column, Idioms and Praises.

General / Financial Awareness: can be divided into three categories namely Static GK, Financial Awareness and Current Affairs.

Static GK: Static GK should focus on Country, Currency and Capital, first in the world, first in the country, Constitution of India, Indian Culture, Airports, Railways, History, Geography.

Financial Awareness: This includes Indian Banking, Important Dates, Bank Headquarters, Regulatory Bodies, RBI Functions, International Organizations etc.

Current Affairs: Study information on government schemes, international, national dates, awards, sports, news people, awards, conferences, etc. six months before the exam.

Computer Knowledge: Candidate will have questions to test the basic knowledge on computers so Introduction to Computers, MS Office, Computer Hardware, Software, Internet and Networking, Keyboard Shortcodes Making cuts and abbreviations.

Exam pattern

Prelims Qualifying Exam: It consists of 60 minutes for 100 questions in three sections. Each section must be completed within 20 minutes. Students writing the new IBPS exam should be careful about time management. Numerical, Reasoning Ability Questions can be answered in less time with more practice.

Mains: 190 questions in a total of four sections in Mains are required to be completed in 160 minutes. Another section will open after the allotted time for each section is completed.