🏦Banking Exams Prep: IBPS & SBI PO and Clerk

Understand the stages and sections of IBPS PO, IBPS Clerk, SBI PO and SBI Clerk, including sectional timing, the descriptive paper and the language test.

Number system, divisibility rules, HCF and LCM, remainders and unit digits, BODMAS and fast simplification, squares, cubes and roots, approximation, and averages.

Percentage, profit, loss and discount, simple and compound interest, and ratio, proportion, partnership, mixtures and alligation, with step-by-step solved examples.

Time and work, pipes and cisterns, time, speed and distance with trains, boats and streams, and problems on ages and numbers, with step-by-step solved examples.

Algebra identities and equations, bank-style quadratic comparisons, geometry and mensuration formulas, trigonometry with heights and distances, and data interpretation with basic statistics.

Analogy, odd one out, number and letter series, coding-decoding, blood relations and direction sense. These quick-scoring topics appear in almost every SSC, railway and bank reasoning paper.

Order and ranking, alphanumeric sequences, linear and circular seating, floor puzzles, syllogism (with possibility and 'only a few' cases) and direct and coded inequalities. These carry the most marks in bank prelims and mains.

Statement and conclusion, assumption, course of action, cause and effect, data sufficiency, input-output, calendar and clock problems, and non-verbal reasoning such as mirror images, paper folding and counting figures.

Parts of speech, articles, prepositions, tenses, agreement, voice, narration, error spotting and fill in the blanks.

Synonyms, antonyms, confusing words, spellings, idioms, phrasal verbs, one-word substitution, para jumbles, cloze tests and reading comprehension.

The banking section of IBPS, SBI and other bank exams: how the RBI controls money, the types of banks and development institutions, financial inclusion schemes, payment systems, regulators and stock markets, and the banking terms every candidate must know.

Five-Year Plans, the Green Revolution, bank nationalisation, the 1991 reforms, the RBI and monetary policy, GST, demonetisation, and India's digital public infrastructure and key schemes.

The fixed facts that SSC, Railway and Bank exams ask every year: states and their capitals, dances and festivals, national symbols, important days, firsts and superlatives, world organisations and their headquarters, awards, books and authors, and sports basics.

Computer fundamentals, Windows and shortcuts, MS Office, internet, networking, cyber safety and Digital India services.

A timed test covering the whole course. Pass it to complete the course and earn your certificate.