I am telling you the best tips and the tricks for preparation of Institute of Banking Personnel Selection IBPS CWE Clerk Exam

IBPS CWE Clerk Exam preparation Tips and Tricks

Prepare a schedule for the exam and try to follow it.

Devote time equally for each section.

Candidates should make a section-wise list of topics from which questions may be asked.

Study the IBPS Clerk syllabus and exam pattern carefully to know about the topics important for the exam

Practicing IBPS Clerk previous year question papers

A mock test will help candidates to improve their speed, know the question paper format and confidence.

Know your strengths and weaknesses before you go in for the exam.

Questions in the Reasoning and Quant sections can be time-consuming. Identify the short ones and comprehension questions without too many calculations and attempt those first.

English Language:

Candidates in this section should focus on comprehension and grammar since questions are asked from passage, spotting error, synonyms, and antonyms etc. Candidates to be grammatically sound should brush up their basic grammar like Nouns, Prepositions, Tenses, Verbs, Adverbs, Pronoun, Conjunction etc. Once they have a good hold in basics of English, it will be easier to solve questions. To improve vocabulary, candidates should read newspapers and magazines and note down the new words.

Quantitative Aptitude:

This section tests candidate’s calculative skills. Quantitative Aptitude comprises of topics which candidates have studied in their school such as percentage, average, simple interest and profit and loss, ratio and proportion, partnership, time & work and work & wages, pipes and cisterns, allegation or mixtures, simple interest, compound interest, permutation and combination, probability, mensuration and data sufficiency. Candidates should learn the formulas and shortcuts solving questions in this section. Candidates are recommended to practice from NCERT class 8, 9 and 10 books.

Reasoning:

Questions in Reasoning Ability section can be tricky, confusing and time -consuming if candidates do not practice, but, they can be scoring with the right amount of practice. Candidates need to focus on logical and analytical Reasoning. Candidates should adopt right strategy for this section. Candidates should first understand the concept rather than cramming the shortcuts for solving questions in this sections. Candidates need to focus on these topics – blood relations, syllogisms, circular seating arrangement, linear seating arrangement, coded inequalities/mathematical inequalities, puzzles, directions etc. The pattern of questions, as well as the difficulty level, might vary as compared to last year, therefore, candidates should practice properly inorder to solve questions easily from this section.

General Awareness:

This section covers topics such as current affairs, economy, finance, geography, history, banking, politics etc. Candidates should read events of last 6 months, newspapers, magazines to prepare for this section.

Computer Knowledge:

Candidates should have basic knowledge of computers and understand hardware, software, Internet, networking, operating system, Microsoft applications, and keyboard shortcuts for this section.