IBPS RRB

The section-wise and state-wise IBPS RRB PO mains cut offs announced in 2022 are given below.State-Wise Cut offState/UTURSCSTOBCEWSAndhra Pradesh83.1368.6988.1988.1988.19Arunachal Pradesh82.0656.1982.0682.0682.06Assam75.1376.5681.6385.6385.63Bihar73.3159.6392.6992.6992.69Chhattisgarh73.8889.3188.5689.3189.31Gujarat82.2564.4488.6388.6388.63Haryana83.9465.1992.2599.9499.94Himachal Pradesh97.5094.1397.63105.94107.44Jammu & Kashmir74.5678.8884.7586.7589.31Jharkhand74.9478.4493.1392.1995.81Karnataka65.1965.1965.1965.1965.19Kerala67.9447.3191.9476.2591.94Madhya Pradesh77.8170.9493.1393.1393.13Maharashtra86.0069.63868686Manipur60.5060.5060.50NA60.50Meghalaya57.3886.0682.6986.0686.06Mizoram59.13NA69.44NANANagalandNA82.88NANANAOdisha74.3858.2589.5089.5089.50Puducherry89.7589.7589.7589.7589.75Punjab77.5696.7587.8196.7596.75Rajasthan81.5678.5696.9496.9496.94Telangana81.5081.5682.8882.8882.88Tripura78.1977.2582.8176.6388.69Uttar Pradesh81.9462.4491.2596.3196.31Uttarakhand81.1374.6382.3899.06103.44West Bengal80.7563.8183.5688.5095.06Section-Wise Cut offS NoName of TestMax. MarksQualifying ScoresSC/ST/OBC/PWDEWS/General1Reasoning401618.502Computer Knowledge403.50063General Awareness40012.504 (a)English Language405.759.504 (b)Hindi Language4010.2513.255Quantitative Aptitude405.758.50 

IBPS RRB exam is conducted every year to select eligible candidates for the posts of Officers Scale 1, 2 and 3  and Office Assistant (Multipurpose) in the Regional Rural Banks. IBPS RRB exam for Office Assistant comprises prelims and Mains exams. The exam for Officers scale 1 comprises prelims exam, Mains exam and interview. IBPS RRB exam for Officers Scale 1 comprises single online exam and interview. The prelims exam is conducted for 80 marks and the Mains exam is held for 200 marks. The interview carries 100 marks. Candidates need to prepare well to crack the exam. They must have the proper understanding of the syllabus and exam pattern. Candidates must also refer to the previous year question papers to know the type of questions asked in the exam.

The difficulty level of the IBPS RRB exam can vary from one year to another and also between different shifts or sessions of the same exam. The difficulty level depends on individual strengths, preparation, and familiarity with the topics covered in the syllabus. Some candidates may find the exam relatively easy if they have thoroughly prepared and practiced well in all subjects. On the other hand, for candidates who did not adequately prepared or face challenges in certain topics, the exam might seem tough.IBPS RRB exams are designed to assess the candidates' aptitude and knowledge in various areas relevant to banking and rural banking operations. It is essential to have a strong grasp of the syllabus and to practice with previous years' question papers and mock tests to gain confidence and improve performance. The difficulty level vary based on the preparation and understanding of the subjects. It is important to prepare well for the exam. 

IBPS RRB normalisation is a process used to equate the scores of candidates appearing for the examination, particularly when multiple shifts or sessions are conducted. This normalization method aims to adjust the difficulty level variations among different shifts to ensure fairness in the evaluation process. Since the examination may be conducted in various shifts, there could be slight differences in the difficulty level of questions between these shifts. To address this, the normalization process is applied, which takes into account the average performance of candidates in each shift and aligns the scores accordingly. The normalisation process ensures that all candidates are evaluated based on their relative performance across shifts rather than the absolute performance in a particular shift. This helps in providing a fair and level playing field for all candidates, irrespective of the shift they appeared in.

Besides English and Hindi, IBPS RRB exam is conducted in the regional languages. Candidates can check below the languages of IBPS RRB question paper.Name of stateLanguages of question papersAndhra PradeshEnglish, Hindi and TeluguArunachal PradeshEnglish and HindiAssamEnglish, Hindi, and AssameseBiharEnglish and HindiChhattisgarhEnglish and HindiGujaratEnglish, Hindi, and GujaratiHaryanaEnglish and HindiJammu & KashmirEnglish, Hindi, and UrduJharkhand English and HindiKarnatakaEnglish, Hindi, Kannada and KonkaniKeralaEnglish, 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 HindiTamil NaduEnglish, Hindi, and Tamil TelanganaEnglish, Hindi, Telugu, and UrduTripuraEnglish, Hindi, and BengaliUttar PradeshEnglish, Hindi, and UrduUttarakhandEnglish and HindiWest BengalEnglish, Hindi, and Bengali

IBPS RRB syllabus is given below:1. Reasoning:Verbal and Non-Verbal ReasoningPuzzlesSeating ArrangementsSyllogismCoding-DecodingBlood RelationsAlphanumeric SeriesInput-OutputRanking/Direction/Alphabet TestData SufficiencyInequalitiesDecision Making2. Quantitative Aptitude/Numerical Ability:Number SeriesSimplification/ApproximationData Interpretation (Tables, Pie Charts, Bar Graphs, Line Graphs, etc.)Quadratic EquationsTime and WorkTime and DistanceProfit and LossSimple and Compound InterestRatio and ProportionPercentageAveragesAgesProblems on AgesMixtures and AlligationsProbability3. English/Hindi Language (Language Proficiency):Reading ComprehensionCloze TestPara jumblesError SpottingSentence ImprovementFill in the BlanksVocabulary (Synonyms, Antonyms, One-word Substitution, etc.)Grammar4. General Awareness:Current Affairs (national and international)Banking AwarenessFinancial AwarenessStatic GK (Countries, Capitals, Rivers, etc.)5. Computer Knowledge (Main Exam only):Basics of ComputersOperating SystemsInternetMS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)Computer Hardware and SoftwareNetworking

The IBPS RRB PO interview typically include questions related to your education, work experience, and your motivation for wanting to work in the banking sector. They may also ask about your knowledge of the banking industry and current events, as well as your ability to handle pressure and work in a team. Some specific questions that are asked in IBPS RRB PO interview are given below:Why do you want to work in banking? What relevant experience do you have for this role? Can you tell us about a time when you had to handle a difficult situation at work? How do you stay updated on current events and industry developments? How do you handle stress and pressure in the workplace? Can you give an example of a time when you had to work in a team to achieve a goal? How do you plan to balance the demands of this role with your personal life? It would be best if you prepared yourself well before attending the interview.