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Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS), an autonomous body, conducts IBPS Clerk and IBPS PO exam. If we want to find which exam is easier or tougher, it is important to understand their exam pattern and syllabus. Similarly, we should know the similarities and difference between the two banking competitive exams, which will decide the future of millions of aspirants. IBPS is all set to start online Common Recruitment Process for Regional Rural Banks (RRBs) and Public Sector Banks (PSBs). Recently, IBPS has released official notifications for the post of Office Assistant and Officer and their Preliminary Exams are expected to be scheduled in the month of August 2019. IBPS will release recruitment notifications for Public Sector Banks PO, Clerk and Specialist Officer in next few months. When it comes to examination preparations, the aspirants will find similarities in exam pattern and syllabuses of IBPS Clerk and IBPS PO exam. There are other factors like number of vacanc...

To conquest any competitive exam, it is very important to master Mathematics. In any Government exam or SSC exam, Quantitative Aptitude is one of the most difficult sections. The students are scared of this section but still it can be termed as the most scoring section. It is important to learn and understand the basic concepts of Mathematics. Then it will be easier for you to solve questions which are based on this section, in any competitive exam. You can score brilliantly in this section and can excel over others, if you master it completely.  In competitive exams, scoring high is simply not sufficient but surpassing others is important, and this section can make this happen for you. In last few years, Quantitative Aptitude has been modified to a great extent. It has been analyzed that around 75% questions can be easily answered and the remaining 25% demands your supreme knowledge power and determined preparations. To score handsomely in this section, you need to have abso...

IBPS conducts various bank exams for the nationalized banks listed under it. Both the exams IBPS PO and IBPS Clerk are popular amongst the aspirants of bank job exams. Generally one applies for both the exams therefore the first question which arises in the mind is the difficulty level before they set their exam preparation. It is very difficult to evaluate the difficulty level of these exams but there are some points such as number of vacancies, Exam pattern, syllabus and cut off on the basis of which it can be judged. Exam Pattern and Syllabus: Exam pattern of IBPS Clerk has fewer burdens of topics as the level is not that tough as it is an exam for clerical level candidates. Syllabus is almost same but the question paper has a high level of questions for IBPS PO Exam as it is the exam for officer cadre. Number of vacancies: IBPS Clerk exam is held state-wise and PO exam is on the All India basis. Therefore the number of vacancies is more in IBPS PO which makes it a ...

India has seen a tremendous change in the banking sector which has given rise to the employment of clerks and probationary officers in various Nationalized Banks.  Recent implementation of digitalization has given a new turn to banking functions. More professionals are required every year with the advent of additional functions introduced in bank due to de-monetization and Adhaar link feature.  Every aspirant dreams to ace PROBATIONAY OFFICER EXAM which is notified by IBPS AND SBI boards. IBPS PO and SBI PO post offers a prestigious career option with encouraging emoluments. One can make the dream come true if one makes the study strategy strong enough to hit the target of getting DREAM JOB. IDEAL STRATEGY TO ACE BANK PO EXAM Analyze the syllabus of IBPS PO Exam and short list the topics you are not good at. Make a plan to cover those topics first so that you can overcome your weakness and revise them regularly to gain confidence in solving the questions of those topic...

Intro to IBPS Today, the banking system is becoming the necessity of every Indian citizen. For effective, accurate& continuous working, banks need superior quality employees. Can you guess, how a bank recruits its employees? The answer to this question is IBPS (Institute of Banking Personnel Selection). So, IBPS is an organisation which has agreement and authorisation from nationalized banks, public corporate sector & insurance firms for hiring new and qualified staff. IBPS is an independent agency in India which conducts various exams for the recruitment of employees. It conducts many examinations for different posts of banks like PO (Probationary Officer), MT (Management Trainee), RRB Officers etc. How to get an IBPS PO? IBPS PO is a very reputed, lucrative and respected post of banks among the aspirants as it offers attractive salary as well as good working environment. Almost every student wants to get selected for the post of IBPS PO post but it is only possible ...