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Showing posts with label IBPS PO. Show all posts

Friday, 11 December 2015

Expected Final Cut-off for IBPS PO V

As you all are waiting for the IBPS PO V Iinterview, we are going to give you all aspirants a analysis of the required mark in interview.

Most probably interview is going to start from 15th January, 2016.

So what minimum mark required in Interview to get selected?

As IBPS did not declared written marks of the selected candidates for interview, one must get minimum 76 mark in written to get selected for interview. So we are going to discuss the expected final cutoffs for IBPS PO V in details.

Expected Final cut off for IBPS PO V

Last year in IBPS PO IV final cut off for provisional selection is :- 49.6
Written cut-off for IBPS PO IV :- 82

So, with estimation 82 out of 200 is 32.8 out of 80, as weightage for written and interview is 80:20.

So in IBPS PO V if one get 76 then his/her marks out of 80 is 30.4

So almost 2 marks less than previous year. So we can expected final cut-offs around 47.6 expecting 13500 vacancies.

Passing marks for interview is 40.
Most of the interviewer gives mark in the range of 55-65 if your interview is just average without any arguing and with a formal dress code.

So, safe marks in IBPS PO V writen is 90, as it is 36/80 , so he/she needs only 58 to get selected as it is 11.6/20. So total is 47.6

Thank You. We are adding a detailed analysis in below image. So hope you all got your estimation.

Monday, 7 December 2015

IBPS CLERK V ANALYSIS

So two days of most waited IBPS CLERK V PRELIM exam is over now. So it will be very helpful to score good marks for the aspirants who will have exams on 12 & 13 december as the pattern is easiest among IBPS PO and SBI PO exam. So, in this post we are trying to analysis the exam section wise.

Quantatitive Aptitude:
This section is on the moderate side. No quadratic equation asked. Total 35 question asked in this section.

Data Intetpretation :- 5
Series(next term) :- 5
Simplification :- 10
Miscellaneous(SI, CI, profit loss, speed , distance, work time etc) :- 15

Reasoning:
This section is easy. No syllogism question is asked. Total 35 question aaked.

Linear Sitting Arrangement :- 5
Circular sitting arrangement :- 5
Puzzle type arrangement (like who is oldest- age based question among 5 person):- 5
Inequalities :- 5
Alphabetic series :- 5
Coding decoding :- 5
Miscellaneous :- 5

English:
This section is moderate . Reading comprehension (RC)is easy story based. Sentance improvement (SI)and para jumble (PJ)is little harder. Total 30 question asked.

RC :-10
SI: - 5
PJ :- 5
Error spoting :- 5
Cloze test :- 5

Ideal Time Allocation:
As the IBPS CLERK V prelim exam is also have sectional cutoff so time allocation in every section to clear the cutoff is importanat. Most followed time allocation pattern is given below :-

Quant : 23-26 minutes
Reasoning : 22-25 minutes
English :14-17 minutes

Ideal Attempt:

Quant : 22-27
Reasoning : 23-27
English : 20-23

Overall : 65-75

Expected Cutoffs:
Last year there were 35000 vacancy. So considering 30000 vacancy this year we are estimating the cutoffs as per the review of our readers,

General/OBC:
Overall :46-52
English: 10-13
Quant : 12-15
Reasoning : 14-16

SC:                           ST:
Overall : 35-41     27-32

Sectional cut off for SC/ST/OBC will less by 2-3 marks. But OBC overall cut off will go same as GENERAL as in IBPS PO.

So, all aspirants make a strategy today and revise basic concept and practice mock.

Best Wishes.

Thursday, 8 October 2015

Why every bank aspirant should read "Barons of Banking"

First of all, best of luck to all the aspirants of IBPS PO PRELIM which is going on. Today I am going to explain why every bank aspirant should read "BARONS of BANKING". 

How reading this book benefits all the banking aspirant?

I would say it is the best book to get insights of the banking history of India. How actually banking started in India. Author Bakhtiar k. Dadabhoy establishes all the important milestone in Indian Banking.

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There is two main benefits of reading "BARONS of BANKING"


  • First of all we get a proper glimpse of Indian banking system and its functioning with the banking terms which is asked in every banking exams like IBPS , SBI ,RBI etc. So when read the books note every banking terms and milestone down in a copy so that you can revise it before exams.  
  • English is also asked for 40 marks in IBPS exams. So we need a strong vocabulary to answer the reading comprehension and cloze test. BARONS is a awesome book to improve one's vocabulary. So try to to get the meaning of every complex wording used in the book and noted it down in a copy.
So, we get two benefits by reading "BARONS of BANKING" . Which is very much useful in every banking exams be it IBPS or SBI or RBI or Interviews.
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