Written exam will consist of objective type questions. The following are the areas to be prepared consist of each 40 questions and 40 marks (carry one mark a question), total 200 questions and 200 marks. Total time provided for this online exam is 2 hours (120 minutes).
The pattern and process is followed by IBPS & SBI for Clerical and Officer Exam is same, the only thing is questions difficulty level is moderate in clerical but officer cadre difficulty level is high and in numerical ability they are asking Data Interpretation.
In this section you will get all the reasoning type questions and for this you will get about 30 minutes to attempt it. This is a good scoring for the student of non-math as it contains non-math questioning.
This section includes: Decimal fractions, simplifications, Averages, Simple interest, Percentages, Profit and loss, Number series, Data sufficiency and etc. In this section you will get the following:
This section is related to the general awareness with particular reference to the Banking industry.
It is related to the basic information of computer field and related to it.
It is related to the basic knowledge in marketing.
While each wrong answer there will be 0.25 marks get reduced. There will be no penalty if you choose to leave a question
Each area minimum cutoff will be followed candidate who clear the individual cutoff and total cutoff only get score card from the IBPS.
After clearing the Common Written Exam, Common interview will be conducted candidate who clear the interview will get appointment order from the bank.
Indian Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) conducts the Common Written Exam (CEW) as a qualifying exam for banking jobs in 20 nationalized banks and some Private banks in India. IBPS decided to conduct exams for recruitment of Clerk, Probationary Officer/Management Trainee and Specialist Officers exams once in a year. Apart from IBPS, State Bank of India and its associates recruit separately. For writing this exam the candidates need to meet certain eligibility criteria.
(For Clerk and Probationary officer) :
A degree in any discipline from a recognized University or any equivalent qualification recognized as such by the Central Government
Age (For Clerk)
Minimum 20 Years; Maximum 28 Years
Age (For Probationary Officers) :
Minimum 20 Years; Maximum 28 Years The maximum age limit specified is applicable to General Category candidates.
Nationality : Indian