IBPS Clerk Examination Pattern,Syllabus and Estimated Cut-offs

IBPS clerk:

Candidates must read full notification of IBPS Clerk recruitment before applying for the post Notification Link is given below 

IBPS Clerk Examination Pattern :

From this year on wards IBPS has changed  Entrance Exam Pattern completely. Now candidates have to qualify

 (Two)2 steps to finally get a job of clerk in a bank. Let’s have a talk about all these two steps:

Step-I: – Preliminary Examination: –

These step is completely have  three sections like in that Reasoning ability,Quantitative Aptitude,English language.Reasoning having 35 Questions ,Quantitative Aptitude having also 35 Questions,English Language is having 30 Questions is totally having time in that one hour Duration.These Section is Totally 100 Questions.

Step-II: Main Exam: –

These step is completely have  five sections like in that Reasoning ability,Quantitative Aptitude,English language,General Awareness and Computer knowledge.Reasoning having 50 Questions ,Quantitative Aptitude having also 50 Questions,English Language is having 40 Questions,General Awareness 40 Questions and Computer Knowledge 20 Questions is totally having time in that Two hour Duration.These Section is Totally 200 Questions.

In these Section Individual section timings is display on the examination 

IBPS Clerk syllabus:

1.Reasoning:

Logical Reasoning

Ranking/direction/Alphabet

Numeric Series

Data Sufficiency

Inequalities

Seating Arrangement

Puzzles

Syllogism

Blood Relations

Input /output 

2.APTITUDE:

Simplifications

Profit and loss

Time and Work

Percentages

Simple interest and Compound Interest

Data interpretation

Number systems

Probability

Mensuration

Sequence and series

3.English:

Para jumbles

Cloze test

Miscellaneous

Fill in the blanks

Reading Comprehension

Spotting Errors

  

4. General Awareness:Current Affairs is also .

Banking Awareness: Candidates must have all details and updates about the banking sector in the field of:

Indian Financial System: Overview of Financial Markets (Capital Market, Money Market, Forex Market, Credit Market), Financial Intermediaries involved (like underwriters,investment bankers, stock exchanges, depositories,registrars, custodians, mutual funds, Authorized dealers, portfolio managers, primary dealers, self-regulatory organizations, etc. Also read important committees and its recommendations.

History of Indian Banking Industry: Candidates need to know Types of Banks (Scheduled, Co-operatives), Pre Independence, Post-Independence, Nationalization, Structure of Indian Banking, categorization of Bank (Pvt, PSU, Foreign), SIDBI, EXIM, NHB, NABARD, IDBI its role etc. and concept of NBFC.

Regulatory Bodies like:  RBI, (History/ Roles/ Functions) PFRDA, FSDC, SEBI, IRDA, FMC etc. its role functions and fact based details

Monetary & Credit Policies: It decides the basis of change and its relation with Inflation and other related issues & Inflation (Types) Re-Repo/Bank Rate/CRR/ SLR/ Repo etc.

Budget Basicsand Current Union Budget:This is the main topic for the IBPS exam, discussion of Budget, GDP, Government revenue model, Fiscal Deficit, Various kinds of taxes and spending etc. and discussion on Union Budget 2015-16. Candidates must read the Rail Budget and Economic Survey.

International Organizations/ Financial Institutions: The aspirants must know the World Bank, IMF, ADB, UN related agencies, recent development in them members heads etc.

Capital Market & Money Market: Concept, Types of Instruments they deal in like

• Call/Notice Money
• Certificate of Deposit
• Commercial Papers or Capital
• Treasury Bills
• Term Money,

Market Instruments like equity Shares, preference shares, or Debt segment like Debentures etc also talk about Stock Exchanges in India and world.

Government Schemes: Candidates must keep all the government schemes such as Bharat Nirman, Swabhiman,Swavlamban on the tip of the tongue. All schemes discussed in budget – the details like when was it introduced, important facts related to same, budgetary allocation etc

5.Computer Knowledge:

• Hardware
• Software
• Internet (Concept, History, working environment, Application)
• Security Tools, Virus, Hacker
• Communication (Basic Introduction)
• Networking (LAN, WAN, MAN)
• Logic Gates
• MS Windows & MS Office
• Database (introduction)
• Number System
• History of Computers