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Candidates who have passed their bachelor's degree from a recognised board and candidates who are in their final year of qualifying exam are eligible to apply for IBPS PO 2020. Candidates who are in their final year must obtain their results on or before August 28, 2020. You still need to appear in one exam in 6th semester and you still have to pass in the subjects of 5th semester. Your results might not be released on or before August 28, 2020. So you are not eligible to apply for it. But if you obtain your results by August 28, 2020 you can apply if you pass your bachelor's degree

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According to the eligibility criteria the candidates with Bachelor’s degree from a recognised Universities by the Government of India or equivalent recognized by Central Govt the final year are eligible but the final result must be out on or before August 28, 2020. As we know that the final year exam will be conducted at the end of September you will not be eligible for IBPS PO 2020 exam. Candidates must also hold a graduation degree to appear for IBPS PO 2020 exam. Please click the below link to know more.

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/ibps-po-eligibility-criteria

The official notification does mention that the Candidate should have a Degree in any discipline from a University recognised by the Government of India. It also mentions that the Candidate must possess valid marks sheet or Degree Certificate by the day he/she registers for the exam. The notification clearly mentions that the final results should hav been declared on or before August 26th, 2020. Because the last date for registration for IBPS 2020 is August 26th, you still have time. If by any chance the results are announced by August 26th, then you can apply for IBPS 2020 or else unfortunately you may be ineligible and might have to wait until next year to appear for the exam.

Hi dear,

Here is a subject-wise list of the best IBPS PO preparation books:

1. English Language: Though no books apart from the traditional IBPS guides seem relevant to the PO exam at first glance, almost all the concepts covered in both stages of the examination are from these books:
   • High School English Grammar and Composition by Wren and Martin. Reading this book will also improve the knowledge level and proficiency in the English language. This book is also relevant for the English descriptive test in the IBPS Probationary Officer main exam.
   • How to Read Better and Faster by Norman Lewis
   • Reading Comprehension,Ordering of Sentences, Ordering of Words and Cloze Test by Dilip Khushwaha
   • Quantitative Aptitude:- There is a multitude of books available for the Quantitative Aptitude section of the syllabus as it is common to PO and management entrance exams. However, the best books for this subject are
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   • Quantitative Aptitude For Competitive Examinations by R.S Agarwal
   • The Pearson Guide to Quantitative Aptitude by Dinesh Khattar
   • Data Interpretation by Arun Sharma
   • Objective Mathematics for Competitive Exams by Tarun Goyal
3. Reasoning Ability: Even though this subject is combined with Computer Aptitude in the Mains exam, it should be prepared separately. The best books for this subject are:
   • A Modern Approach to Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning by R.S Agrawal
   • A New Approach to Reasoning by B.S Sijwali and Indu Sijwali
   • Analytical Reasoning by M.K.Pandey
4. Computer Aptitude: The Computer Aptitude syllabus for IBPS is not very large. This subject is included in the mains exam. Largely composed of activities and tools we use every day in modern offices, the following book is sufficient for the subject:
   • IBPS PO Books Arihant – Computer Awareness
5. General Awareness, Economy and Banking: This subject has a comparatively large coverage. For this reason, preparation should be done through newspapers, weekly current affairs magazines and books. The questions on current affairs are mostly asked from events within 3-4 months prior to the examination. Some useful books for this subject are:
   • India Year Book by Publications Division, Government of India
   • Banking Awareness by B.K Raut and S.R Behera
   • Apart from these books, The Hindu and Indian Express are good sources of information on the latest developments. The focus should be on the business and world news sections of these newspapers.
   • Pratiyogita Darpan (Monthly Edition).

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Hello Aspirant,

For different subjects/sections of IBPS PO, different authors are there. I have shared one of the most commonly followed books for IBPS PO preparation with the names of their authors below.

Quantitative Aptitude – R.S.Aggarwal

Quantitative Aptitude Test – N.K.Singh

The Complete Success Package – Bank PO - Arihant Publications

Guide to Banking General Awareness – R.Gupta

Essential English Grammar – Murphy

General English – R.S.Aggarwal

To know the syllabus and the complete list of best books for IBPS PO preparation Click Here

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All The Best !!!

Hello Sufiya ,

Yes, you are eligible , not only art student any graduate student can go for the IBPS PO EXAM . Many of the arts student also select in bank p.o. exam every year.

To know about the IBPS PO Exam Preparation strategy to crack it! Click Here

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Trick to clear this accuracy and speed based test is to just solve as much as practice mock as possible. This is the best way you can clear these exams. And focus more on the subject you are not good practice them well because now a days merits are going very high. So you should be good at all the subject. Ibps and sbi both are same no difference is their.