How and What to Prepare for IBPS Exam?

 How and What to Prepare for IBPS Exam?
IBPS Clerk exam notification has come out and now is the time to pull up your socks and get ready for the exam preparation. All the aspirants should have their main focus on the IBPS Exam syllabus and the subjects. All the topics carry equal importance as there is sectional cut-off in the exam; therefore give importance to all the subjects
Subject wise preparation tips
  1. Logical Reasoning
Reasoning is very important section of the paper as it is the most scoring subject. The questions of reasoning section are general but need lot of concentration. It comes with rigorous practice. Make reasoning your best instrument to boost the score of IBPS Clerk Exam.
Important topics to be covered are:
  • Making series/analogy,
  • Number Series questions,
  • Coding, and decoding,
  • Logical Reasoning Problem Solving,
  • Passage and conclusions type questions,
  • Comprehension Reasoning, etc.
  1. General Awareness
The General Awareness section covers fundamental questions of banking and economics based. It also covers current affairs related to business, banking and economics of the country. Develop the habit of reading newspaper and latest current affairs bulletin published by various reputed publications.
General Awareness topics to focus
  • Current Affairs of 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.
  1. English Language
English is a global language and needs to be learned to crack the exam. Learn the basic grammar and make yourself perfect in the language. Most of the students do not give much importance to prepare for English and scoreless in this part. The candidates with good command over English score well and get high rank in the exam.
English topics to focus –
  • Fill in the Blanks,
  • Comprehension Passage,
  • Phrases and idioms,
  • Spotting Error Questions,
  • Preposition,
  • Sentence Rearrangement Questions, etc.

  1. Quantitative Aptitude
Quantitative Aptitude involves lot of calculations and consumes lots of time to solve them. It needs lot of practice to maintain speed and accuracy. The major part of the section involves questions on Data Interpretation.

Aptitude topics to focus –
  • Data Interpretation,
  • Sequence & Series,
  • Number System,
  • Quadratic Equations,
  • Sequence & Series,
  • Ratio and Proportion
  • Percentage & Averages,
  • Simplification, etc
  1. Computer Awareness
Computer Awareness involves questions based on the fundamentals of computer operation. It is an additional subject for IBPS Exam and contains equal marks like other sections.
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.
Hope the topics to be focused for the exam are now clear with all the aspirants reading this article. Master them thoroughly to get good rank in the exam so that you are called for the joining as early as possible.

All the best!!!!

Note: - Above content is written and published from IBT-Ludhiana – A Top SSC & Bank Exam Coaching Institute.

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