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How/What to prepare for IBPS Exam? – IBPS Exam preparation

The IBPS PO Exam 2016 has witnessed one of the motivating trend in the history of India. In 2016, 2 crore candidates will compete amongst one another to occupy one of the most rewarding jobs that the nation has offered at the moment.

A proper strategy and clear cut concepts is bound to distinguish you from the crowd.The candidate should make study plan according to marking of each subject and study according to cover the syllabus of IBPS exam





Reasoning ( 50 marks) – IBPS Exam preparation

This subject plays a significant role in any  online/offline bank exam preparation. The reasoning is a scoring part, you can easily score good marks in it to push your overall score too high. Most of the questions in this part are the typical type.

Reasoning topics to focus – IBPS Exam preparation
  • Making series/analogy
  • Number Series questions
  • Coding, and decoding
  • Logical Reasoning Problem Solving
  • Passage and conclusions type questions
  • Comprehension Reasoning, etc.


General Awareness (40 marks)

General awareness is a fundamental part of any of banking exams. GK Paper covers most of the part with current affairs so focus on it seriously, especially related to Banking & Finance Sector. In IBPS exams, mostly questions of General Awareness are asked from Current Affairs.

GK topics to focus –
  • Current Affairs of the last six months
  • Indian Economy Questions, Marketing
  • Awards & Honors Sports
  • Finance
  • Indian Constitution
  • Agriculture
  • History of Banking, Banking Terms, RBI Functions
  • Fiscal-Monetary Policies, etc.

English/ Hindi Language–(40 marks)

English / Hindi is also scoring subjects in IBPS Exam. You can choose one of them as per your background stream. The Examiner wants to check your English knowledge that how you perform in this subject because English is a global language, you must perfect in basic knowledge about it.

English topics to focus–
  • Fill in the Blanks
  • Comprehension Passage
  • Phrases, and idioms
  • Spotting Error Questions
  • Preposition
  • Sentence Rearrangement Questions, etc.


Quantitative Aptitude (50 marks) – How to prepare IBPS exam

Through Quantitative aptitude tests a person’s mathematical ability. Quantitative questions consume lots of time to solve the problems. To prepare for this section, practice as many sums as possible try to solve questions by using mental tricks.

Aptitude topics to focus –
  • Data Interpretation
  • Sequence & Series
  • Number System
  • Quadratic Equations
  • Sequence & Series
  • Ratio
  • Proportion Percentage & Averages
  • Simplification, etc


Computer Knowledge (20 marks) – How to prepare IBPS exam

Computer knowledge is an additional subject for IBPS Exam. It also contains equal marks like others so don’t take it either. Here the analyst wants to analysis your computer skills and basic knowledge. So you should be aware all about a computer.

Computer topics to focus –
  • Basic of Computers
  • Operating System Functions
  • Basic internet knowledge and protocols
  • Computer Basic Questions
  • Network basics (LAN & WAN)
  • Generations of the computer
  • Input & Output Device
  • Shortcuts & Basic knowledge MS Word, MS Excel, MS power point, Computer Shortcuts, etc.

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