IBPS PO 2019 Tips

The Institute of Banking Personal Selection (IBPS) is going to recruit employees at large. More than15, 068 posts are going to be announced. These posts will be in the categories of Scale I, II and III officers to PO / MT and clerks. Recently, the results of the preliminary examination of the CWE RRB-VI Officer Scale I and Probationary Officers (PO) and Management Trainee (MT) have been announced.  After the prelim, now the main exam will be held. In order to prepare for mains let us discuss some useful tips to score well in the examination.           Syllabus and Pattern In IBPS Exam the questions are asked related to Quantitative Aptitude, English, Reasoning Ability, Computer Knowledge, and General Awareness. Therefore, it is very important to strengthen your grip on these topics and practice them as much as one can. Update your General Knowledge daily Besides exam-related topics, you also need to b...

IBPS P.O. Exam 2018 will be divided into three distinct phases which will frame the process of selection for the candidates aspiring for bank jobs in nationalized banks.  These phases are: Phase I – It is a preliminary (prelims) examination, which carries 100-marks held online with objective type questions. It comprises of three sections namely,; English Language, Quantitative Aptitude, and Reasoning Ability. The duration of this test is 60 minutes . Phase II – The second phase is the mains examination, which carries 200-marks and is held online with objective type questions and it has five sections, namely, Reasoning Ability, English Language, Quantitative Aptitude, General Awareness, and Computer Awareness. The duration of the examination is 140 minutes; though the IBPS has prescribed specifications for sectional time limits to be followed. Phase III – This is the last phase in which interview is taken of those who have successfully cracked the exam of both t...

IBPS Probationary Officer (PO) examination is around the corner, it is time for aspirants to pull up their socks and start doing last-minute tips to balance their ongoing preparation. The last precious moments or days demand a committed and diligent exam preparation. One needs to plan or stay on track to avoid any deviation from the process of learning and understanding. There are few important things that should be kept in mind to gain momentum for the examination. ‘ Do not lose momentum: Keep your practice stable by taking regular mock tests or rather every day. Actively analyze the tests and identify your strengths and weaknesses and work on them. Revise the weak topics to avoid any confusion during the examination. Everyday vocabulary dose: Spend at least 30-40 minutes each day to learn vocabulary and revise them thoroughly to improve it as much as you can. More than 3/4 th of the English Language section needs strong vocabulary base. Prepare your test-taking strategy:...