IBPS Clerk Prelims Exam - Dates, Pattern, Syllabus

IBPS Clerk Prelims Exam - Dates, Pattern, Syllabus

Edited By Shristi Kirti | Updated on May 27, 2020 02:55 PM IST | #IBPS Clerk

IBPS Clerk Prelims Exam - Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) conducts the IBPS Clerk exam for recruitment of candidates in the Clerical cadre at 17 participatory banks. IBPS Clerk exam is conducted in two stages - prelims and mains. IBPS Clerk prelims exam is the first stage in the selection process. As per the IBPS Clerk selection process, candidates qualifying in the prelims stage will only be able to proceed to the further stage. The prelims exam of IBPS Clerk is conducted for a total of 100 questions of 1 mark each. As per the IBPS Clerk exam pattern, the questions will be asked from English Language, Numerical Ability, Reasoning Ability. Only those candidates will be able to qualify the IBPS Clerk prelims exam, who will secure the prelims cut off. However, the marks secured in the prelims exam are not added while preparing the final IBPS Clerk result. To know more about the IBPS Clerk prelims exam, go through the article below.

IBPS Clerk 2020 prelims exam is scheduled to be held on December 12, 13 and 19, 2020. The test is qualifying in nature and is conducted at various CTET exam centres across 34 states/UTs across the country.

IBPS Clerk Dates 2020

The table below contains the IBPS Clerk exam dates along with various other related dates:

IBPS Clerk Important Dates

Events

Dates

IBPS Clerk notification

September 12, 2020 (Tentative)

Start date of online registration

September 17, 2020 (Tentative)

Last date to fill IBPS Clerk application form

October 9, 2020 (Tentative)

IBPS Clerk admit card for prelims

November 26, 2020 (Tentative)

Dates of IBPS Clerk Prelims exam

December 12, 13 and 19, 2020

Declaration of prelims result

To be announced

IBPS Clerk Exam Pattern For Prelims

Before appearing for the IBPS Clerk prelims exam, it is very important for the candidates to know the exam pattern. The exam pattern of IBPS Clerk contains the name of sections from where the questions are asked, duration of the test, total questions and the marking scheme. The table below contains the IBPS Clerk prelims exam pattern.

IBPS Clerk exam pattern for prelims

Parameters

Prelims Exam

Sections

  • English Language

  • Numerical Ability

  • Reasoning Ability

Number of questions

100

Duration

60 minutes

Maximum marks

100

Marking scheme

Correct answer: +1

Wrong answer: - 0.25

Paper language

English and Hindi (Except English section)

Type of questions

Objective type

IBPS Clerk Exam Prelims Syllabus

In order to prepare for the IBPS Clerk prelims exam, candidates must go through the syllabus first. IBPS Clerk syllabus for the prelims exam will help to know the topics and the chapters from where the questions will be asked in the exam.

IBPS PO Syllabus for Prelims - English Language

Vocabulary

Grammar

Reading Comprehension

Homonyma

Direct and Indirect speech

Topic rearrangement of passage

Antonyms

Phrases and idioms

Passage completion

Spotting Errors

Synonyms

Theme Detection

Word Formation

Active/Passive voice

Deriving Conclusion

Spelling



IBPS Clerk prelims exam syllabus 2020 - Numerical Ability

Ratio and proportion

Averages

Time and work

Speed

Distance and time

Mixture and alligation

Stocks and shares

Percentages

Partnership

Height and Distances

Logarithms

Bar & Graphs

Line charts

Tables

Permutation and combinations

Simple and compound interest

Clocks

Volume and Surface Area

Equations


Probability


Trigonometry

Profit

Loss and Discount

Mensuration

Elements of Algebra

Data Interpretation

Pie charts



IBPS Clerk Syllabus 2020 - Reasoning

The reasoning sections will contain verbal and non-verbal reasoning topics:

Verbal Reasoning

  • Analogy

  • Statement and arguments

  • Word formation

  • Statement and conclusions Syllogism

  • Coding Decoding

  • Blood Relations

  • Passage and conclusions

  • Alphabet test

  • Classification

  • Figure series

  • Input/output Assertion and reasoning

  • Sitting Arrangement

  • Series Test

  • Ranking and time sequence

  • Direction Sense Test

  • Statement and assumptions

  • Decision making test

  • Number

Non - Verbal Reasoning

  • Series test

  • Analogy

  • Miscellaneous Test

  • Odd figure Out

IBPS Clerk Prelims Cut off

To get an idea of IBPS Clerk cut off 2020, candidates must go through the previous years cut off of the prelims stage of the exam.

IBPS Clerk Cut off for Prelims Exam - 2018

State

Cut off

Tamil Nadu

57.75

Telangana

58.25

Maharashtra

63.25

Karnataka

66.25

Chandigarh

66.75

Assam

67.25

Gujarat

67.75

Madhya Pradesh

71.25

Delhi

71.75

Odisha

72.75

Himachal Pradesh

73

Haryana

73

Rajasthan

73

Punjab

73.25

Bihar

73.5

West Bengal

73.5

Uttar Pradesh

74

Jharkhand

74

Andhra Pradesh

75.75

IBPS Clerk Prelims Cut off for 2017 & 2016

State

Overall Prelims Cut-Off 2017

Overall Prelims Cut-Off 2016

Andhra Pradesh

73.5

73

Assam

70.75


Bihar

74.75

67.5

Chhattisgarh

70.25

63.5

Delhi

76.75

67.25

Daman & Diu

70.75


Goa

67.75


Gujarat

67

58.75

Haryana

76

68

Himachal Pradesh

75

66.5

Jammu and Kashmir

76

68.75

Jharkhand

74.25

70.75

Karnataka

61.25

58.25

Kerala

77

71

Madhya Pradesh

74.25

65.75

Maharashtra

64.5

59.25

Odisha

76.5

70.75

Punjab

74

66.5

Rajasthan

73.25

66.75

Tamil Nadu

53

58

Telangana

70

-

Uttar Pradesh

76.25

67.75

Uttarakhand

78.75

71.25

West Bengal

77.25

70.5

Read More:

IBPS Clerk Application Form

IBPS Clerk Eligibility Criteria

IBPS Clerk Exam Pattern

IBPS Clerk Admit Card

IBPS Clerk Answer Key

IBPS Clerk Result

IBPS Clerk Cut off

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Questions related to IBPS Clerk

Have a question related to IBPS Clerk ?

Yes, absolutely you are eligible for both the examination. For both IBPS clerk and SBI Clerk minimum age should be 20 and maximum 28, along with this a candidate is mandatory to complete graduation.

So, according to the data you are eligible for the examination.

Hello aspirant,

The Institute of Banking Personal Selection, or IBPS, conducts many exams each year to find applicants for a variety of positions, including temporary officers and clerks. IBPS also released a notification recently. The minimum age for a clerical test is twenty, while the highest age is twenty-eight. The candidate must not born later than July 1996 to be eligible for ibps clerk in 2024.

Therefore you are eligible for ibps clerk exam.

Thank you

Hope this information helps you.

Hello student,
IBPS or institute of banking personal selection, is an every year contacts different examinations recruit candidates in different posts like clerical and provisional officers. Recently a notification also came out from IBPS. For clerical examination on minimum age should be 20 and maximum age should be 28. That means if anyone is going to give the examination on 2023 then one should not born later than 01.07.2003 or before than 02.07.1995 . As per you have said that your dob is 10.05.1995 that means you can give the IBPS clerical examination next year. Hope this will help you.
To know more about this click on the link below
https://competition.careers360.com/exams/ibps-clerk

There should be a document proof for your address while you make available the documents for verification at the appropriate time. You can get a notary certificate for your residential address or you can produce the copy of rental agreement along with original agreement wherein the details about your present address are available. Failure to produce appropriate document will put you in some trouble. They are least bothered about your explaination in this connection.

Hi Pratap

Yes you are eligible for IBPS clerk 2022 exam if you have done it from IME edu Delhi but you should be above the age of 20 and  you should not have crossed the age of 28 years. You can be given age relaxation of 5 years if you belong to any Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe, relaxation of 3 years if you are an OBC(other backward caste) candidate

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