How to Become Master in Reasoning for Banking Exams


Reasoning Section plays a significant role in the Banking PO and Clerk Exam. It is highly scoring when compared to other subjects and thus, can easily push your overall score. Many students have a question in their mind that what should be their approach to attempt reasoning section in banking exams. We all know that day by day, level of the exam is increasing and the student must be ready for the higher level for the upcoming banking exams 2020.
In the article, we will discuss how you should start its preparation, for both prelims and mains exam.

1. Breakup of time period in reasoning Section for Banking Exam

In prelims exam to complete reasoning
  • 35 questions in 20 minutes
In mains exam to complete reasoning and computer aptitude
  • 50 questions in 45 minutes

  1. Expected Pattern for Reasoning

S. No. Important Topics Expected Questions (On the basis of Previous Papers)
1. Seating and Puzzles 20
2. Coding Decoding / Inequality 5
3. Blood Relation 3
4. Direction Sense 2
5. Syllogism / Data Sufficiency 3-4
6. Miscellaneous 1-2

3. Daily Time scheduling while doing Banking Exam Preparation

  • All the aspirants who are willing to crack the exam are advised to study hard and manage some time for practicing Reasoning on daily basis. 
  • Give at least 3 hours daily to Reasoning Practice.
  • Understand a topic well and solve questions. You can get the material on our website or app on link provided below. Do this with every topic and once you complete the whole syllabus, start solving mocks. For practice I would advise that you go through the link given below:-
(https://www.makemyexam.in/Feeds)
  • Also, save 15-30 minutes for Revision daily.
  • Take each topic one by one and you can complete 2 topics in maximum 3 days. So, manage your time accordingly.
  • Also take mock test and solve previous year question papers.
  • Now practice more and more as practice is the key to score good marks.
  • We recommend that you meditate for at least 10 minutes in the morning, as it is more beneficial than solving 4 puzzles daily.


4. How to attempt reasoning Questions on Time during Exams?


In Prelims:
Instead of solving long questions such as Puzzles or Seating Arrangement, you can take short questions first and solve them as much as possible.
In Mains:
You get 40 minutes to solve 50 questions. But instead of thinking of solving all the 50 questions, your focus should be on solving one question in one minute with accuracy.
Also keep the negative marking in mind.
Easy and Scoring Questions:
The topics included are: - Syllogisms, Blood Relations, Inequalities, Directions, Data Sufficiency Questions of Reasoning, Rows and Verbal Logical Deduction
Time-Consuming Questions: 
The topics included are: - Seating Arrangements, Puzzles, and Machine Input/Output.

5. Practice

Reasoning is all about common sense and thus, you can't read it or learn it, you have to develop it.
Improve your reasoning skills via practice as much as you can. The more you practice, the better you get. Only practice can lead you to your goal. Knowledge is of no value unless you put it into practice. Work hard, keep practicing, and everything will come up roses in the end.
Make my exam is proving you with SBI Video Course on topics with latest pattern questions.
Hope it helps you with your preparation.



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