IBPS Clerk Mains 2019 exam on January 20; here's subject-wise preparation tips
TOI-Online | Jan 18, 2019, 17:01 IST
IBPS Clerk Mains 2018-19 exam is scheduled to be held on 20th January 2019. IBPS will conduct the IBPS Clerk mains exam in a single slot.
Candidates those who have cleared the Prelims exam are really fortunate to get this lucky chance. This chance should not be missed at any cost. To boost your confidence level, we are sharing some last minute tips which will help you to strategize your performance & approach in order to perform better in the IBPS Clerk Mains 2018-19 exam.
Understand IBPS Clerk Mains Exam Pattern
Subject-wise tips for IBPS Clerk Mains 2018-19 Exam
English language
Reasoning Ability & Computer Aptitude
Quantitative Aptitude
General Awareness
Points to Ponder
Follow these tips to score more in the upcoming IBPS Clerk Mains 2018-19 exam. Always remember time management & accuracy is the key to get success in this exam!
Candidates those who have cleared the Prelims exam are really fortunate to get this lucky chance. This chance should not be missed at any cost. To boost your confidence level, we are sharing some last minute tips which will help you to strategize your performance & approach in order to perform better in the IBPS Clerk Mains 2018-19 exam.
Understand IBPS Clerk Mains Exam Pattern
Name of Tests | No. of Qs. | Max. Marks | Time |
General English | 40 | 40 | 35 minutes |
Reasoning Ability & Computer Aptitude | 50 | 60 | 45 minutes |
Quantitative Aptitude | 50 | 50 | 45 minutes |
General/Financial Awareness | 50 | 50 | 35 minutes |
Total | 190 | 200 | 160 minutes |
Subject-wise tips for IBPS Clerk Mains 2018-19 Exam
English language
- This section requires a good hold on the vocab & grammar rules.
- In the exam, pick up the questions where you possess a good hold & are also less-time taking.
- It is always advisable to attempt topics such as Cloze Test, Fillers, Spotting Errors, Vocabulary based questions from RC at first.
- You can change the sequence of the questions as per your priority.
- Avoid guess work in this section as negative marking is also there.
Reasoning Ability & Computer Aptitude
- This section is highly scoring than other sections.
- You should attempt the topics such as Syllogism, Coding – Decoding, Number/ Alphanumeric Series as they are less time-consuming.
- Do not attempt puzzle & seating arrangement questions first, as they are bit confusing & also are time-consuming.
Quantitative Aptitude
- During your IBPS Clerk Mains exam, try to attempt the following topics first since they are less time consuming -Approximation, Number Series, Data Interpretation (especially Difference, ratio, and average based questions).
- Make sure you are able to crack the pattern of number series within 40 -45 seconds, if not move on to the next question.
- Once you are done with the above-mentioned topics, you can move to the arithmetic questions.
- Use short tricks while attempting the questions. Leave tricky and complex questions to attempt at last.
General Awareness
- Revise the last 5-6 months current affairs, banking, static & financial news.
- Do not miss out a single detail of any big event held recently.
- Recent appointments & latest government policies.
- This section is most scoring section among all.
Points to Ponder
- Do not waste time on a single question, if you are not able to solve it switch to another question.
- Solve last year question papers along with the time limit to get rid of exam anxiety.
- Don’t forget about the sectional timing.
- Do not make any wild guess, solve questions with complete accuracy.
Follow these tips to score more in the upcoming IBPS Clerk Mains 2018-19 exam. Always remember time management & accuracy is the key to get success in this exam!
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