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Surbhi Sahu
Guide-Level 13
The syllabus of IBPS PO Reasoning is :- verbal reasoning, syllogism, circular seating arrangement, code inequalities, linear seating arrangement, double lineup, scheduling, input-output, blood relations, directions and distances, ordering and ranking, data sufficiency, coding and decoding, puzzles, alphanumeric series, tabulation, analogy, statement and argument.
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Surbhi Sahu
Guide-Level 13
Steps to crack IBPS PO exam :-
1. Collect the best study materials and books. Develop reading habits.
2. Look for online assistance.
3. Clear your concepts.
4. Solve mock tests and previous year papers.
5. Practice as much as possible.
6. Look for Current Affairs from the past few months and revise them.
1. Collect the best study materials and books. Develop reading habits.
2. Look for online assistance.
3. Clear your concepts.
4. Solve mock tests and previous year papers.
5. Practice as much as possible.
6. Look for Current Affairs from the past few months and revise them.
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2 years ago
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Surbhi Sahu
Guide-Level 13
Tips to prepare for IBPS PO prelims and Mains :-
1. Know the detailed syllabus.
2. Make a study plan.
3. Attempt regular mock tests. Focus more on the areas where you are wrong in the mock tests.
4. Read newspapers.
5. Focus on one stage at a time.
6. Review previous year question papers.
7. Focus on every subject.
8. Do give a look at the previous year cut off.
1. Know the detailed syllabus.
2. Make a study plan.
3. Attempt regular mock tests. Focus more on the areas where you are wrong in the mock tests.
4. Read newspapers.
5. Focus on one stage at a time.
6. Review previous year question papers.
7. Focus on every subject.
8. Do give a look at the previous year cut off.
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Karamveer Singh
Beginner-Level 5
Reading Comprehension is the ability to read the text, process it, and understand its meaning. In addition, RCs are aimed at testing a candidate's Knowledge of two elements I. e. Vocabulary and Text Comprehension. And it is interesting to note that both these elements play a crucial role in the better understanding of the passage I. e. for understanding a text, one must have a better knowledge of Vocabulary. But what is more complex and varied out of the above two elements is Text Comprehension.
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2 years ago
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Surbhi Sahu
Guide-Level 13
Ways to improve score in reading comprehension part are described below :-
1. Read as many different English texts as you can.
2. Don't make reading your only study tactic.
3. Learn unfamiliar words.
4. Try reading the questions first.
5. Remember, spelling counts.
6. Watch out for traps.
7. Labelling diagrams.
8. Highlight important information.
9. Divide your time evenly between passages.
10. Make notes on your question paper.
1. Read as many different English texts as you can.
2. Don't make reading your only study tactic.
3. Learn unfamiliar words.
4. Try reading the questions first.
5. Remember, spelling counts.
6. Watch out for traps.
7. Labelling diagrams.
8. Highlight important information.
9. Divide your time evenly between passages.
10. Make notes on your question paper.
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2 years ago
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Surbhi Sahu
Guide-Level 13
Tips for time management in exam :-
1. Make timed practice papers part of your revision.
2. Skim through the paper before you start.
3. Work out your time budget.
4. Answer the essay questions first.
5. Keep an eye on the clock.
6. Improve your writing.
7. Make a plan.
8. Ask for more paper before you need it.
9. Never give up.
10. Be realistic.
1. Make timed practice papers part of your revision.
2. Skim through the paper before you start.
3. Work out your time budget.
4. Answer the essay questions first.
5. Keep an eye on the clock.
6. Improve your writing.
7. Make a plan.
8. Ask for more paper before you need it.
9. Never give up.
10. Be realistic.
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Siddharth Sharma
Contributor-Level 6
Arun Sharma's book for Quantitative Aptitude is more than enough if you want to apply for IBPS PO exams. The syllabus for the quant section in IBPS PO is quite similar to the CAT exam quant section. The level of CAT is a little bit higher than IBPS PO so in the quant section, even if you've completed 80% of that book then You'll easily score good marks on the IBPS PO exam.
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Deepak suman
Contributor-Level 9
Yes, you can get a salary of rupees 23,700 during the probation period. After the probation period you are allowed for full salary. You will also get various allowances like dearness allowance, house rent allowance, city compensatory allowance and special allowance. There are also other benefits and perquisites such as leased accommodation, travelling allowance, medical aid, newspaper reimbersment and telephone.
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Aakansha Purohit
Contributor-Level 10
Hello dear, Bank exams are broadly conducted by SBI and IBPS for the post of PO, SO, CLERK, etc. These exams are conducted in prelims, mains, and interview phases. Working in a government job comes with complete financial stability. Salaries in the public sector go up, whenever the recommendations of a pay commission are implemented. In the recent past, these recommendations have been employee-friendly, thereby making Central Government jobs even more lucrative. This requires deep and complete knowledge of the syllabus. How to prepare subjects in a lucid and comprehensive manner, where to focus, what to study, and time management to cl
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Aakansha Purohit
Contributor-Level 10
Hello dear, Any graduate can give bank exam and they have different marking schemes and cutoff
Bank exams are broadly conducted by SBI and IBPS for the post of PO, SO, CLERK etc. These exams are conducted in prelims, Mains and interview phase. Working in a government job comes with complete financial stability. Salaries in public sector go up, whenever the recommendations of a pay commission are implemented. In the recent past, these recommendations have been employee-friendly, thereby making Central Government jobs even more lucrative.
Bank exams are broadly conducted by SBI and IBPS for the post of PO, SO, CLERK etc. These exams are conducted in prelims, Mains and interview phase. Working in a government job comes with complete financial stability. Salaries in public sector go up, whenever the recommendations of a pay commission are implemented. In the recent past, these recommendations have been employee-friendly, thereby making Central Government jobs even more lucrative.
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