Hello Readers,
For many of you, the D-day has arrived. The Prelims format has been longly followed by SBI, and the IBPS also decided to follow the same trend from this year. In both the exams, the level of Prelims was different. So, let’s see what the first ever IBPS Clerk Prelims brought for our readers.
For many of you, the D-day has arrived. The Prelims format has been longly followed by SBI, and the IBPS also decided to follow the same trend from this year. In both the exams, the level of Prelims was different. So, let’s see what the first ever IBPS Clerk Prelims brought for our readers.
As we all know, the exam has been divided into three categories, namely, Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning and English. For the exam, IBPS has allotted a time frame of an hour, thereby speed with 100% accuracy is a common strategy for many of our readers.
Overall, the exam was moderate and it was the easiest prelims, in comparison to SBI PO & IBPS PO.
Alike PO, no Quadratic Equation were asked in the exam and there were 10 simplification questions, instead of 5.
Over-all Analysis
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Good Attempt
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English Language
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Reasoning Ability
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Quantitative Aptitude
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60 Minutes
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No. of Questions
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Quadratic Equation
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Simplification
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Data Interpretation
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Miscellaneous (SI,CI, Speed &Time, Profit and Loss, Time and Work, Averages, Ages, Ratio etc.)
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Moderate
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English Language ( Moderate)
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No. of Questions
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Reading Comprehension
(Story Based: King and his sons)
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Close Test
(Story Based)
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Sentence Improvement
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Para-Jumbled
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Reasoning Ability (Moderate)
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No. of Questions
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Inequalities
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Coding & Decoding
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Sitting Arrangement
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Row Arrangement
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Number/Alphabhetical Series
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Miscellaneous
( Ranking, Direction Sense, Blood Relations etc. )
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