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Bhumika Arora

Beginner-Level 4

IBPS RRB notification 2025 is expected to be released in June 2025. The notification will be released in PDF form and comprises the important details related to the exam. Candidates appearing for the exam should read the notification carefully. 

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Mani Shukla

Beginner-Level 4

The exam pattern for IBPS Clerk is summarised below.Specifications Prelims Mains Number of sectionsThreeFourIBPS clerk exam time duration60 minutes160 minutesIBPS Clerk sectional timing20 minutes General/Financial Awareness and English: 35 minutesReasoning Ability & Computer Aptitude and Quantitative Aptitude: 45 minutesNumber of questions100190IBPS clerk total marks100200Language of question paper13 regional languages along with English & HindiMode of examOnline

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Kunal Lalwani

Contributor-Level 9

To calculate your IBPS Prelims exam marks:1. Count Correct Answers: Adding the marks giving to each correct answer by multiplying the number of correct answers by the marks assigned to each question.2. Subtract Negative Marks: Each question carries 1 mark and for every wrong answer, 0.25 mark is subtracted. Take the total negative marks, and then multiply your number of incorrect answers by 0.25 and subtract them.3. Skip Unanswered Questions: As per the latest policy, no marks are given or subtracted for the part of the paper that has not been attempted by the student.Formula:Total Marks = (5 * 1) – (2 * 0.25)

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Surbhi Sahu

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There are negative marks in the IBPS Clerk exam. 0.25 marks are deducted as a penalty for wrong answers. For correct answers, candidates score one mark. Candidates are advised to mark their answers carefully as there are negative markings. There are no limitations on the number of attempts in the IBPS clerk exam. However, there are age limit criteria to apply for the exam. The minimum age required to apply for the IBPS clerk exam is 20 years, and the maximum age is 28 years.

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Anangsha Patra

Contributor-Level 10

The cut off is released for the following stages of the exam:Prelims exam: On the basis of the prelims cutoff, candidates are shortlisted for the Mains exam.Mains exam: Based on IBPS cut off for Mains exam, candidates are selected for interviews. The cutoff of the Mains exam is also taken into consideration for the final merit list.Final selection: The final cut off is decided based on the Mains exam and interview.

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Anangsha Patra

Contributor-Level 10

IBPS cut off is applied to the following:Individual scores: The sectional cut-off is the minimum score that candidates need to obtain in the respective sections of the paper.Total scores: The overall cut off is the minimum aggregate marks that candidates have to score in the exam.

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Anangsha Patra

Contributor-Level 10

Normalisation is the standard method followed to calculate the marks of candidates where the exam is conducted in multiple shifts. This is done to adjust the variations in the difficulty level of the question paper. IBPS cut-off is calculated after normalizing the marks of candidates.

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Vikash Kumar Gupta

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Yes, a CA Inter-qualified candidate can apply for various banking exams. Most of the bank exams allow candidates who have graduated or above from any recognised college/University. For most banking jobs, CA Inter completion is considered graduation.A few important points of eligibility are:Bank PO Exams: Probationary Officer is one of the posts in Banks such as SBI and IBPS, where graduates or candidates with equivalent qualifications are accepted to the positions.For clerical positions, similar education is required, and CA Inter qualification meets this criterion.Age Bar: In bank exams, the age bar would vary between 20 to 30 years f
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2 months ago

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Nidhi Kumari

Contributor-Level 10

Applying for a Specialist Officer (SO) position at a bank with a Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) is possible, depending on the requirements of the individual SO position and the area of specialisation of your PGDM. For example, roles like marketing officer, HR officer, and IT officer frequently call for certain skills related to marketing, HR, or IT, all of which are normally covered by a PGDM with a suitable specialisation. Verify the qualifications needed for your desired post by carefully reading the official IBPS SO notification, since each bank may have slightly different qualifying requirements. When applying for jobs
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Nidhi Kumari

Contributor-Level 10

Exams are administered by the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) for a variety of banking-related jobs, mostly for positions such as Probationary Officer (PO), Clerk, and Specialist Officer (SO) in India's public sector banks. Preliminary and main exams, followed by an interview (for PO and SO posts), are just two of the stages that make up the competitive and methodical framework of the IBPS exams. To appear for the IBPS exams, candidates must have a bachelor's degree from an accredited university and finish the online application on the IBPS website by the deadline. Generally speaking, the application cost is between INR
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