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Exam Pattern for Bank PO

All the Banks in India conduct various exams every year for the recruitment of candidates for different posts such as Bank Clerks, Bank PO (Probationary Officers) and SO (Specialist Officers).

Last year more than 5 million candidates applied for these exams and only one fifth cleared the exam and out of which only one third got selected. Every year the number of applications is increasing tremendously. Today, in this blog we will help you by giving some tips and tricks to crack these competitive exams. In this, we will also provide you a brief idea of the chapters and syllabus of all the different modules covered in the exams.

Pattern of Exams: This exam is conducted in two phases. The first paper is called ‘Preliminary exam’ and the second paper is called ‘Mains exam’ and then there is an Interview followed by group discussion (It is conducted depending upon the bank recruitment procedure).

Pattern for Preliminary Exam:

Pattern for Mains Exam:

Syllabus for Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning Ability, and Verbal Ability:

Quantitative Aptitude: Number system; Simplifications; Surds and Indices; Number Series; Profit and Loss; Time and Work; Time, distance and speed (Problems on Trains and Boats & Streams); Averages; Problems on Ages; Allegations and Mixtures; Pipes and Cisterns; Ratio and Proportion; Area and Perimeter; Volume and surface area; Percentage; Basics of Geometry; Number problems; Simple Interest and Compound Interest; Permutations and Combinations; Probability; Data Interpretation; Linear and Quadratic Equations.

Reasoning Ability: Letter and Number Series; Analogy; Blood Relations; Direction Sense Test; Coding-Decoding; Input-Output; Syllogisms; Venn Diagrams; Sitting Arrangements; Ranking; Statements and Conclusion; Alphabet Test; Logical Sequence; Puzzles.

Verbal Ability: Synonyms; Antonyms; Reading Comprehensions; Sentence Completion; Word Formation; Passage Completion.

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