What is the syllabus for the IBPS PO Exam?


Planning to apply for Bank exam and want to know the latest syllabus of IBPS PO? IBPS is an organisation which recruits employees for various bank. Here, we are providing you with syllabus of IBPS PO examination. The examination is comprised of preliminary & mains. There are four sections in these examination: -

Quantitative Aptitude
This section is in both, preliminary & mains exams. Its topics cover: -
·         Ratio & proportion
·         Averages
·         Time & Work
·         Speed, Distance & Time
·         Mixtures & Allegation
·         Stock & Shares
·         Percentage
·         Partnership
·         Volume & Surface Area
·         Height & Distance
·         Logarithms
·         Permutation & Combination
·         Simple & Compound Interest
·         Equations
·         Probability
·         Trigonometry
·         Profit, Loss, & Discount
·         Mensuration
·         Algebra
·         Data Interpretation like Pie Charts, Bar & Graphs etc.

Reasoning Aptitude
IBPS PO Syllabus for reasoning section can be divided into two parts: Verbal & Non-Verbal. More than 50% of the questions are from sitting arrangement, syllogism, series & alphabets test, blood relations, sequence & number ranking.
Verbal Reasoning
·         Analogy
·         Classification
·         Word Formation
·         Statement, Arguments & Conclusion
·         Syllogism
·         Statement & Assumption
·         Coding & Decoding
·         Blood Relation
·         Alphabet Test
·         Series Test
·         Number, Ranking & Time Sequence
·         Direction Sense Test
·         Decision Making Test
·         Input/Output, Assertion & reasoning
·         Sitting Arrangement
Non-Verbal Reasoning
·         Series test
·         Odd Figure Out
·         Analogy
·         Miscellaneous test etc.

English Section
Those candidates who are good in English, can score high but most of the candidates find it very difficult and scary section. However, in IBPS PO 2018 Syllabus for English, the focus is on Grammar & Error Detection. The syllabus topics for English are as follows: -
Vocabulary
·         Homonyms
·         Antonyms
·         Synonyms
·         Word Formation
·         Spelling
Grammar
·         Spotting Errors
·         Phrases & Idioms
·         Direct & Indirect Speech
·         Active & Passive Voice
Reading Comprehensions

General Awareness
No one can exactly guess about the questions of General Awareness section. Most of the question are geared towards testing candidates’ knowledge of what’s happening around in Economics & Banking sector. The regular reading of newspaper, magazines and watching news is very helpful for this section.
NOTE: Little Knowledge on computers is also must for IBPS PO examination.
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