Institute of Banking & Personnel Selection (IBPS) conducts Common Written Examination (CWE) for Recruitment to the post of Probationary Officers in Public Sector Banks throughout the country. The question paper for CWE PO Exam includes 5 Sections, which includes Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude, General Awareness with Special Reference to Banking Industry, English Language, and Computer Knowledge. Each section contains 40 objective type questions with 5 options.
The expert team of jagranjosh.com has come up with section wise tips and strategies for the candidates to make them strong for exam. Some tips and strategies for Quantitative Aptitude Section are mentioned below.
• Quantitative Aptitude section generally includes questions from topic like Simplification, Approximation, Data Analysis and Interpretation, Work and Time, Partnership, Simple and Compound Interest, Mensuration, Permutation, and Combination, Data Sufficiency
• Knowledge of Basic Mathematics from class VI to XII is required for QA Section of IBPS PO Exam
• The candidates should know the basic rules applied in each chapter.
• By heart learning of formulas and their application would be perfect way to solve many questions
• Basic calculation and approximation concept should be strong as they directly drive the candidate to right option
• More and More Practice of Model Questions and Previous Year Questions will be very helpful for the candidates in scoring well in the exam.
Chapterwise Importance of Topics in IBPS PO Exam
| Important Chapter Guidelines for IBPS PO 2013 : Quantitative Aptitude | ||
|---|---|---|
| Chapter | Importance | |
| Number System | High | |
| Number Series | High | |
| Percentage Partnership and Share | High | |
| Simplification and Approximation | High | |
| Average | Low | |
| Ratio, Proportion & Alligation | Low | |
| Time & Work | Low | |
| Profit, Loss & Discount | High | |
| Simple Interest and Compound Interest | Low | |
| Time, Distance and Speed | Low | |
| Permutation and Combination & Probability | High | |
| Data Interpretation-Table Charts | High | |
| Data Interpretation-Bar Graph | High | |
| Data Interpretation-Line Graph | High | |
| Data Interpretation-Pie Charts | High | |
| Data Interpretation-Caselets | High | |
| Data Interpretation-Miscellaneous Graphs | High | |
| Mensuration | Low | |
| Note : Prepared on the basis of questions asked in previous year papers | ||
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