How To Prepare For IBPS Clerk Exam

 This course is for those students who are certain that they would pass the IBPS Clerk Exam. Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude, English, and GA are all covered in this course. The core principles of all topics questioned in the IBPS Clerk: (Pre+Main) examination will be clarified in this course. This course includes practice questions, as well as the most recent pattern questions and fundamental topics, so you can relate to exams.

Exam Pattern for IBPS Clerk 2022

Preliminary Exam Pattern for IBPS Clerk

The Exam Pattern for IBPS Clerk 2022 Prelims Exam has undergone major changes. The preliminary examination for IBPS Clerk is conducted online, and candidates have one hour to finish the preliminary exam (20 minutes for each part).

S. No.	Name Of Test(Objective)	No. Of Questions	Maximum Marks	Duration
1	English Language	30	30	20 minutes
2	Numerical Ability	35	35	20 minutes
3	Reasoning Ability	35	35	20 minutes
Total		100	100	1 Hour

Exam Pattern for IBPS Clerk Mains

According to the most recent IBPS update, the IBPS Clerk Mains Exam will now consist of 190 questions that must be answered in 160 minutes, The Computer Aptitude and Reasoning Ability Sections were previously held separately. However, in the most recent IBPS update, both of these portions have been combined and will now consist of 50 questions to be answered in 45 minutes.

S. No.	Name Of Test(Objective)	No. Of Questions	Maximum Marks	Duration
1	English Language	50	60	45 minutes
2	Numerical Ability	40	40	35 minutes
3	Reasoning Ability	50	50	45 minutes
4	General/Financial Awareness	50	50	35 minutes
Total		190	200	160 minutes

2022 IBPS Clerk Mains Exam Preparation Tips

Make a timetable:

It is recommended that you make a timetable for yourself as soon as you receive exam notification. Each topic must have an equal amount of time allocated to it in this timetable.

Establish a reading habit:

Make it a habit to read and write down important information. Make some notes as you read to assist you with last-minute preparation. Make a list of important topics so you don't forget anything.

Read previous year's paper:

Make it a habit to refer to prior year question papers during your preparation, in addition to reading from standard printed sources. It is always a good idea to review previous year's question papers before taking any exam.

Basics should be improved:

Make sure you have a solid grasp on your fundamentals when preparing. During your studies, make a note of significant formulae and keywords so that you can quickly review them at the end.

Take some IBPS Clerk mock test:

After you've finished your preparation, take some practice exams to see how well you've prepared. You'll find out how much you know about the subject.

Do not be worried:

It is common for everyone to become nervous and confused as the exam near. However, maintain your calm and relax your thoughts. Don't be concerned about any unfamiliar concepts at this point. Instead, go through the ones you're already familiar with.

Features of the IBPS Clerk Exam

• Candidates should get the highest possible score on the qualifying examination.
• The preliminary test is the first step in the hiring process.
• The examination is timed in sections.
• Candidates should expect both direct and indirect questions, which will be based on the curriculum.
• On the official website, sectional cut offs will be published for each part. Candidates who are shortlisted from the preliminary test will be allowed to take the mains examination.