SBI Clerk Syllabus & Exam Pattern for Prelims and Mains

 Crack IBPS Clerk in the first attempt:

The demand for jobs in the banking sector is increasing exponentially over the last few years. As the competition is becoming tougher day by day with the increased rate of candidates applying for the clerical post, there are people in masses who do not qualify for the bank exam and the reason being there is another of the preparation strategies syllabus for exam pattern

Candidates need to be fully aware of the bank exam syllabus and bank exam pattern before applying for any post. Since banking exams are around the corner.  By now you all must have started your preparation. But the question that might be troubling you is how to crack IBPS clerk 2020?

Many of us know the exam pattern and syllabus but don’t know the tips and strategies to prepare which result in failing an exam or not securing the required marks. What strategy should be followed to crack the IBPS Clerk Mains 2020 in a single attempt? With the release of IBPS Clerk notification, you must be in search of the best preparation strategy to crack the IBPS Clerk Mains.

This year, a total of 2557 IBPS Clerk vacancies have been released. As the number of vacancies is less as compared to last year, you can definitely expect tough competition. From the past years’ experience, it is expected that the level of the Mains exam of IBPS Clerk will be of moderate to hard level and the cut-off of the exam might go high (up to 90+ expected).

To clear IBPS Clerk 2020 exam, it is very important to prepare and execute a good preparation plan and implement those strategies during the Mains exam to ensure that you clear the exam on the very first attempt.

The total number of questions asked in this exam is 190 and you will get individual time to solve each section separately. Try to attempt maximum questions in each section so that you can qualify in all four sections individually and manage to qualify the overall cut-off of the IBPS Clerk 2020 exam. Follow our page and attempt the mock tests which are highly designed for the mains exam and also cover all the topics which we have provided on a video basis, you surely get confident on all the topics and it’s easy to crack the mains exam easily. Attempt the mock tests which we have provided and also cover the current affairs topics.

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