how to prepare for banking awareness GK plz guys help me on this which one to refer?
Friends free mocks ke sare sites batha do. I want to attempt one by one. Btw done with practicemock free mock.
guys is the site practicemock.com down? it's not loading since yesterday!
Yesterday i was getting notifications of followers the whole day... And today its nothing... I want to know what happened yesterday that didn't happen today.. ? :|
kisi ne prepathon ka mock-2 diya yahan ?
Dear Readers,
The IBPS CWE PO Prelims exam for 2015 is around the corner. Conducted by the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) for the position of probationary officers (PO) across nationalised banks in India, the exam has around 15 lakh aspirants vying to fill over 15000 vacancies. The exam is being conducted on four different dates (03.10.2015, 04.10.2015, 10.10.2015 and 11.10.2015) owing to the large number of aspirants.
While banking jobs are undoubtedly lucrative, the competition is also fierce. If you are all set to write the prelims, then the useful tips given in this article would help you beat others and ensure your success in the exam.
First of all, let us understand the IBPS PO Prelims 2015 exam pattern.
Exam Pattern:
The IBPS CWE PO Prelims will be a 60-minute exam comprising 100 questions on English Language, Quantitative Aptitude and Reasoning Ability. The section-wise breakup is as follows:
English Language - 30 questions
Quantitative Aptitude - 35 questions
Reasoning Ability - 35 questions
Note: All questions carry one mark each, with a negative mark of 0.25 for every incorrect answer.
Since this is the first time the IBPS PO Prelims in being conducted, it is difficult to predict the exact break-up of topics and questions in the three sections. However, let us take a look at the break-up for the SBI PO Prelims, which was conducted in June, as it had the same exam pattern. The IBPS CWE PO prelims' pattern is likely to be similar to the pattern of this exam.
Expected pattern (as per SBI PO prelims pattern):
This is the expected breakup of the IBPS CWE PO Prelims test.
Key Strategies:
1) Important topics to revise two weeks before the exam: As only a few days remain for the exam, focus on topics that are important from the examination point of view and revise these topics well. Let us understand this one section at a time.
(a) English Language
- Grammar is of utmost importance in this section. So, ensure that you are well-versed with prepositions, tenses, subject verb agreement, etc.
- Para jumbles, synonyms and antonyms are also important as these are high-scoring topics. Read newspaper articles to understand word usage and note down meanings of new words you come across.
- Work on tackling Reading Comprehension and practise at least one passage every day to ensure that you do not spend more than 4-5 minutes per passage. If the SBI PO Prelims is any indicator, the difficulty level will be moderate.
(b) Reasoning Ability
- Check your ability to process and analyse new data in a logical manner. Some of the most important topics in this section are deductive reasoning, coding and decoding, input and output, number series and arrangements. Ensure that you are well-prepared for these topics.
(c) Quantitative Aptitude
- Arithmetic and data interpretation (DI) are the most important topics in this section.
- Arithmetic consists of averages, profit and loss, percentage, ratio and proportion, time and work, time, speed and distance, simple and compound interest, etc. You can start with 'averages' as it is one of the simpler topics and also forms the base for many other topics.
- For DI, practise is key; the more questions you practise, the less are the chances that you will come across an unfamiliar question.
The importance of Mock Tests: Besides working on individual topics, you should also regularly attempt mock tests as they are a fairly accurate indicator of your actual performance in the exam. Aim to write at least 2 mock tests in the last two weeks before the exam. This will help you identify your weak areas and ascertain your strengths.
2) How to utilise the one-hour duration effectively: The ideal division of the 60 minutes is as follows:
English Language = 15 minutes
Reasoning = 20 minutes
Quantitative Aptitude = 25 minutes
The simple logic behind this bifurcation is that the English Language section has questions that do not contain too much of data (barring Reading Comprehension). Reasoning section will be slightly more complex and some questions may require more time. Quantitative Aptitude section contains DI questions that are known to be quite time-consuming.
3) Overall strategy:
- Out of the 100 questions, attempting 60+ questions should be a fairly good performance (if the level of difficulty is comparable to the SBI PO Prelims).
- Devote enough time so that you can attempt at least 20 questions per section.
- Do not try to answer questions that you are not confident of just to maximise your number of attempts. You need to ensure speed as well as accuracy. You could lose 0.25 marks for every incorrect answer.
- Always start with the section that you are most confident about. This will boost your confidence and help you build up your speed right from the start of the exam.
- Get enough rest before the exam and stay calm during the exam.
These simple strategies will help you score well in this exam and qualify for the IBPS PO Mains.
All the best!
In a family of ten persons - P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X and Y - there are five males and five females. All the persons have either their favourite hobby or professions viz. Cooking, Reading, Painting, Gardening, Dancing, Singing, Cricket, Football, Teacher and Doctor. No couple like the version of same hobby. In the family of three generations, each male member except Q and W, has two brothers and one sister. The granddaughter of Y does not like Cricket, Q has no brother. P does not like Cooking. No female member likes either Dancing or cooking. X is mother-in-law of U and she likes Football. V, who likes Singing, is the daughter-in-law of Q. S who likes Painting is the unmarried brother of T, who does not like Gardening. R is the brother-in-law of U but he does not like Gardening, Dancing or Cooking. T is V's sister-in-law. Q's mother is W's wife, who does not like Teaching. The grand parents do not like any hobby.
1. Who among the following likes dancing?
1) R 2) P 3) U 4) Cannot be determined 5) Other than given options
2. U likes which of the following?
1) Cricket 2) Gardening 3) Reading 4) Cannot say 5) Other than given options
3. Which of the following pair of persons do not represent a couple?
1) Q and X 2) P and U 3) V and R 4) W and Y 5) T and S
4. How is P related to T?
1) Father 2) Brother 3) Husband 4) Cannot say 5) Other than given options
5. How is W related to T?
1) Grandfather 2) Grandmother 3) Aunt 4) Uncle 5) Other than given options
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All rings are circles
All square are rings
No ellipse is a circle
Con.
Some rings being ellipses is a possibility
Atleast some circle are squares
A man bought two bikes at equal cost price. He sold one bike at a profit of 14% and sold the other bike at Rs 4290 more than the cost price. The overall profit he had on these two bikes is 20%. Find the cost price of each bike?
plz explain
Some gases are liquid
All liquid are water
Con.
All gases being water is a possibility
All such gases which are not water can never be liquids
Mr. Manmohan calculated the average of ten 'three digit numbers'. But due to mistake he reversed the digits of a number and thus his average increased by 19.8. The difference between the unit digit and hundreds digit of that number is:
explain...
In 2013... when Cut off was 61, I failed to clear the cut off by 2 marks (scored 59)
In 2014... when Cut off was 82, managed to clear the cut off, but scored jst 1 marks above the cut off,ie, 83 & failed to be in the final merit list again... I also failed to clear SBI Associate PO cut off by 1 marks (was unable to complete my 12 marks essay) 😞
In 2015... it's my last chance.. after this will not be able to give this exam..(already lost SBI PO.. scored very less in Pre.)
*I tried practicing Mahendra ST's (scores in the range of 43-53)
*I also tried Olive Board ST's (scores in the range of 38-47)
Friends.. Can u all plz guide me on how to improve my performance .. My exam is on 10th October & I still have 3 weeks.
I will be really thankful to all if you can guide me on this..
Thank you..
doubt: Some flowers are roses. all roses are lily.. conclusion: All such flowers which are not lily can never be roses. ....... Follows or not..
practice mock site is not opening... 😞
A person sold an electronic watch at Rs. 85.25 in such a way that his percentage profit is the same as the cost price of the watch. If he sells it at twice the percentage profit of his previous percentage of the profit then what will the new selling price be?
Ans: Rs. 115.5
Please explain the part in bold and also the solution to the problem. I got the CP to be Rs. 55, so what to do next?
calculate the approx
131.01% of 454.87 + 341.005% of 129.95 = 259.99% of ?
1) 412 2) 402 3) 509 4) 392 5) None of these
mention how u did it??
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Which questions you prefer to attempt first in quants?
- Quadratic equation
- Number Series
- Miscellaneous(TSD, Time and work, probability etc)
- Simplification
- DI
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