Hello Readers,
IBPS SO V was conducted today, and according to our reliable source feedback, the overall exam was Moderate. The pattern was exactly like last year, with Professional Knowledge accounting for the maximum marks, and it was also the game-changer in the exam.
IBPS SO V was conducted today, and according to our reliable source feedback, the overall exam was Moderate. The pattern was exactly like last year, with Professional Knowledge accounting for the maximum marks, and it was also the game-changer in the exam.
So, let’s discuss what the First Day Shift I brought for the students.
The paper which was composed of four sections, Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning, English and Professional Knowledge. The total time is 2 hour, so clearly speed, accuracy and planning was needed to do well in the exam.
Quantitative Aptitude & English sections were moderate, while Reasoning was bit easy but puzzles were tricky.
Over-all Analysis
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Total Attempts
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Good Attempts
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English Language
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Reasoning Ability
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Quantitative Aptitude
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Professional Knowledge
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119 – 132
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Quantitative Aptitude (Moderate but Calculative)
The questions were:
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No. of Ques
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Quadratic Equation
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Approximation
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Data Interpretation
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Data Sufficiency
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Miscellaneous (SI, CI, Ratio, Speed &Time, Profit and Loss, Time and Work, Averages, Ages, Ratio, etc.)
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English Language (Moderate)
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No. of Ques
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Reading Comprehension
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Close Test
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Fillers (Doubles)
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Para-Jumbled
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Moderate to Difficult
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Phrase Correction
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Reasoning Ability (Moderate)
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No. of Ques
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Inequalities
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Machine I/O
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Data Sufficiency
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Coding/Decoding
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Miscellaneous (Ranking, Direction Sense, Alpabhet & Numeric, etc.)
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Easy to Moderate
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Thanks for sharing!!
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