IBPS clerk Pattern

There is no difference between the IBPS Clerk and SBI Clerk exam pattern. The level of both exams is the same. The pattern of both the exams is divided into prelims and Mains. The prelims exam carries three sections Language, Numerical Ability, and Reasoning Ability. The level and difficulty of the exam are also the same. In terms of career growth, an SBI Clerk may be promoted to a post equivalent to a Probationary Officer within 3 to 4 years of appointment. However, it may take more years for an IBPS Clerk to become an Officer in the Organisation. Recruitment is only for the selection of candidates for SBI Probationary Officers. The SBI PO exam level is tougher than the IBPS PO. The SBI PO recruitment process is done in the following three stages. The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) conducts the Mock Selection Exam for Officers/ Administration.

IBPS Clerk exam is conducted in 13 regional languages. Earlier, the question papers are framed in English and Hindi only. The medium of examination of IBPS Clerk exam according to the state applied for is given below.StateMedium of ExaminationAndaman & NicobarEnglish and HindiAndhra PradeshEnglish, Hindi and TeluguArunachal PradeshEnglish and HindiAssamEnglish, Hindi and AssameseBiharEnglish and HindiChandigarhEnglish & HindiChhattisgarhEnglish and HindiDadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman& DiuEnglish. Hindi, Gujarati, Marathi and KonkaniDelhi (NCT)English and HindiGoaEnglish, Hindi and KonkaniGujaratEnglish, Hindi and GujaratiHaryanaEnglish and HindiHimachal PradeshEnglish and HindiJammu & KashmirEnglish, Hindi and UrduJharkhandEnglish and HindiKarnatakaEnglish, Hindi, Kannada and KonkaniKeralaEnglish, Hindi and MalayalamLadakhEnglish and HindiLakshadweepEnglish, Hindi and MalayalamMadhya PradeshEnglish and HindiMaharashtraEnglish, Hindi, Marathi and KonkaniManipurEnglish, Hindi and ManipuriMeghalayaEnglish and HindiMizoramEnglish and HindiNagalandEnglish and HindiOdishaEnglish, Hindi and OdiaPuducherryEnglish, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu and MalayalamPunjabEnglish, Hindi and PunjabiRajasthanEnglish and HindiSikkimEnglish and HindiTamil NaduEnglish, Hindi and TamilTelanganaEnglish, Hindi, Telugu and UrduTripuraEnglish, Hindi and BengaliUttar PradeshEnglish, Hindi and UrduUttarakhandEnglish and HindiWest BengalEnglish, Hindi and Bengali

IBPS Clerk marking scheme is prescribed by the examination authority. For correct answer, one mark is awarded to candidates. For incorrect answers, 0.25 marks are awarded. The score is calculated based on the number of correct and incorrect answers. The marks obtained by candidates are normalised to calculate the scores. Candidates need to secure the desired marks to get selected for the post of Clerk in the public sector banks in India. The total marks allotted to the prelims exam are 100. The total marks allotted to the mains exam are 200. The marks obtained in the prelims exam are not counted for the final merit list. Only the marks scored in the mains exam are taken into consideration for the final merit list.

Yes, there are sectional timings in IBPS Clerk exam. In prelims exam, candidates will get 20 minutes to answer each section. In the Mains exam, 35 minutes each will be given to answer questions from General/Financial Awareness, General English and 45 minutes each will be given to attempt Reasoning Ability & Computer Aptitude and Quantitative Aptitude questions. The section-wise exam timings for prelims and mains exam are given below.Prelims ExamSectionsIBPS Clerk Prelims Exam Time Duration (In Minutes)English Language20Numerical Ability20Reasoning Ability20Total60 MinutesMains ExamSectionsIBPS clerk mains sectional timingGeneral/Financial Awareness35 minutesGeneral English35 minutesReasoning Ability & Computer Aptitude45 minutesQuantitative Aptitude45 minutesTotal160 minutes

Hello,IBPS Bank Exams will be conducted from the month of October 2019. Click here http://bit.ly/2JY7aEM to check the complete details about the IBPS Bank Exams. To prepare for the bank exams, you should follow these tips:
Check complete syllabus and exam pattern. Select best books and study materials for your preparation. Solve previous year question papers and take online mock tests. This will give you an idea about the pattern and difficulty level of the questions. Read the newspaper daily and watch news channels. This will get you aware of the latest happenings and will improve your current affairs part. Also read some good GK books and magazines that will help you improve your GK. Make notes of all the important topics. This will help you in your last minute preparation. Improve your weaker areas. Focus more on the topics in which you are weak. Study at least 6-7 hours daily. Give your last 30-45 minds to the revision daily. Best of Luck.