IBPS Clerk

English Quantitative Ability in General Ability to Reason General awareness, which encompasses both static general information and current events The emphasis given to various areas varies slightly between the two exams, though. For instance, the IBPS Clerk emphasizes banking and financial literacy more than the SSC CGL, which focuses more on statistics and mathematics. While the SSC CGL exam is used for broad recruitment to various government professions, the IBPS Clerk exam is intended exclusively for applicants interested in a career in the banking industry. The English Language topics listed in the IBPS Clerk curriculum are: Cloze tests, fillers, error detection, sentence enhancement, fill in the blanks, and reading comprehension are some examples. Numerical Ability: Data Interpretation, Data Sufficiency, Quadratic Equations, Number Series, Simplification/Approximation, etc.

In the IBPS Clerk exam, sectional cutoffs do exist. It is necessary for candidates to get the overall and sectional cutoff marks. Applicants who meet the sectional cutoff but not the overall cutoff will not be chosen to proceed with the recruitment process. The minimum qualifying score required for candidates to pass the test is known as the IBPS Clerk cut off. Candidates are chosen for the Mains test based on the IBPS Clerk preliminary cutoff. The Mains exam cut off is used to determine which applicants are chosen in the end. The marks are transformed out of 100 to announce the ultimate cut off. For the IBPS Clerk test, IBPS also keeps track of a reserve list cutoff.