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Syllabus Breakdown
Most banking exams (IBPS PO/Clerk, SBI PO/Clerk, and similar) are structured around a Preliminary exam and a Mains exam, testing overlapping core areas with increasing depth.
1 Quantitative Aptitude
Simplification & approximation, number series, quadratic equations, data interpretation (tables, bar/line/pie charts, caselets), arithmetic word problems (profit & loss, simple/compound interest, time-speed-distance, time & work, mixtures), and data sufficiency.
2 Reasoning Ability
Puzzles and seating arrangement (a heavily-weighted section in most banking exams), syllogism, inequality, coding-decoding, blood relations, direction sense, ranking, and machine input-output.
3 English Language
Reading comprehension, cloze test, error detection/spotting, sentence rearrangement (para-jumbles), fill in the blanks, and vocabulary-based questions.
4 General/Banking Awareness
Current affairs (especially banking and financial sector news), banking terminology, RBI functions and monetary policy basics, financial institutions, government schemes, and static general knowledge.
5 Computer Knowledge
Basic computer hardware/software concepts, MS Office fundamentals, internet and networking basics, and common computer abbreviations — typically tested at the Mains stage.