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New answer posted•3 years ago

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Yes, of course, if you are weak in arithmetic, you can score amazingly well in other sections.
Without arithmetic, you can clear only preliminary exam, but job will be secured after the Mains exam. In pre you can do DI and your number series and BODMAS questions (It is the simplest of all) and try to
Without arithmetic, you can clear only preliminary exam, but job will be secured after the Mains exam. In pre you can do DI and your number series and BODMAS questions (It is the simplest of all) and try to
New answer posted•3 years ago
How to score good marks in arithmetic problems and DI problems in IBPS PO exam? What are the short tricks to solve those questions?
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Asked by Radha

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3 years ago
IBPS PO arithmetic part is basically a test of the numerical ability and accuracy in mathematical calculations. You need to do regular practice and determination to score well in the exam. Given below are some topics you need to focus on to ace the arithmetic part. Simplification / Approximation
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IBPS PO arithmetic part is basically a test of the numerical ability and accuracy in mathematical calculations. You need to do regular practice and determination to score well in the exam. Given below are some topics you need to focus on to ace the arithmetic part. Simplification / Approximation
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To clear the IBPS PO exam it requires dedication, discipline and a strong grasp of the subjects that constitute the IBPS PO Syllabus. I would suggest you few tips on how to prepare for IBPS PO exam. To know about the IBPS PO syllabus you can through this link - https://www.shiksha.com/exams/ibps-po-
New answer posted•4 years ago
How do I prepare for the arithmetic part of IBPS PO maths?
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Asked by Feleena

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4 years ago
Tips to prepare for the arithmetic part of IBPS PO Maths are :-
1. Wrap your head around the concepts.
2. Try game - based learning.
3. Bring math into daily life.
4. Implement daily practice.
5. Sketch word problems.
6. Set realistic goals.
7. Engage with a math tutor.
8. Focus on one concept at a t
1. Wrap your head around the concepts.
2. Try game - based learning.
3. Bring math into daily life.
4. Implement daily practice.
5. Sketch word problems.
6. Set realistic goals.
7. Engage with a math tutor.
8. Focus on one concept at a t
New answer posted•4 years ago
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G. S - most important portion where every aspirant lacks. You need one standard book i.e either lucent or manohar pandey and kiran previous year book. I have analysed 2018 and 2019 cgl paper
G. S - most important portion where every aspirant lacks. You need one standard book i.e either lucent or manohar pandey and kiran previous year book. I have analysed 2018 and 2019 cgl paper
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The IBPS PO mathematics section includes problems from middle school level I. e. 6th standard to 10th standard. For candidates who find mathematics as an interesting paper, they can solve the bank exam questions of this section easily. The candidates must be accurate while solving the problems with
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Tips to prepare for IBPS PO prelims and Mains :-
1. Know the detailed syllabus.
2. Make a study plan.
3. Attempt regular mock tests. Focus more on the areas where you are wrong in the mock tests.
4. Read newspapers.
5. Focus on one stage at a time.
6. Review previous year question papers.
7. Focus on
1. Know the detailed syllabus.
2. Make a study plan.
3. Attempt regular mock tests. Focus more on the areas where you are wrong in the mock tests.
4. Read newspapers.
5. Focus on one stage at a time.
6. Review previous year question papers.
7. Focus on