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IBPS Clerk Preliminary model Paper pdf ebook   IBPS has already released Clerk Notification for CWE XIII 2023. The online examination (Preliminary and Main) for the next Common Recruitment Process for selection of personnel for Clerical cadre Posts in the Participating Banks is tentatively scheduled in August/ September 2023 & October 2023. Banking aspirants have started their preparation for the IBPS Clerk Prelims & Mains Exam. The candidates who are preparing for IBPS Clerk 2023 must go through the IBPS Clerk previous year model question question papers to get an  idea on pattern of  followed by IBPS for the Clerk Exam. Here we are sharing IBPS Clerk Preliminary Sample question paper pdf with solution. You can read and download IBPS Clerk Prelim model papers PDF eBook.  IBPS Clerk Previous Year Question Paper with Solution Download IBPS Clerk Previous Year Question Paper PDFs eBook  from the below  to understand the pattern followed by IBPS ....

Mathematical operations   Mathematical operations are basically the  simplification of an expression containing  numbers and different Mathematical  operations.  In this chapter, we deal with questions  having four fundamental Mathematical  operations– addition (+), subtraction (–),  multiplication (×) and division (÷) and also  statements such as ‘less than (<)’, ‘greater  than (>)’, ‘equal to (=)’, ‘not equal to (≠)’, etc.  All these operations are represented by  symbols, different from usual ones. The  candidate is required to substitute the real  signs in place of artificial symbols to solve the  questions.  We need to follow the BODMAS rule for  simplification of Mathematical operations.   B – Brackets, O – Order of powers or roots, D – Division, M – Multiplication A – Addition, and S – Subtraction. Mathematical expressions with multiple operators need to be solved from left t...

What are Cause and Effect? Cause is the reason of an event that has occurred and Effects are the outcomes of a cause. The necessary condition for an event to occur is a cause which supplements an event to occur. In other word A cause is the logical and or scientific reason for an event that has occurred and the effects of this cause are consequences of the event. Cause and Effects are complementary to each other . For a cause to be valid, it must be either sufficient or necessary. 1. Necessary Condition for an event to take place is that condition without which the event will not occur. 2. Sufficient Condition for an event to take place is that condition under whose presence event must occur. e.g. For life to exist on earth we require (a) air (b) water (c) food. Condition (a), (b) and (c) together makes sufficient conditions for life to exist on Earth but individually they are necessary condition for life to exist on Earth. Therefore, we can say that there may be mor...

Statement and course of action questions In this type of questions, a situation is given and some courses of action are suggested in the context of that situation. Candidate have to identity the suitable course of action, which either reduce the problem or improve the situation, which is created by that situation. Course of action should be feasible and should relate with the practical aspect. Points to be noted while solving Statement and course of action questions To solve these questions, the candidates are advised to keep in mind the following important points Simple problem must have simple course of action and not a complicated one which may create more problems than to solve or reduce it. The correct course of action should be a positive step towards the solution of the problem rather harsh and undemocratic. If any course of action is followed with word ‘only’ it makes action weak. In most of the cases, a situation has more than one courses of action, but they a...

Reasoning Eligibility test questions for SSC,Bank,IBPS,RRB,Railway exams.  Eligibility test is a process of checking a one’s qualifications and necessary conditions to fulfil the given criteria for a job or admission to a certain company or institution . In these type of questions, a set of necessary qualifications and conditions required to be fulfilled by the candidate for a particular job or admission is given . You are required to match available data with personal data of a person with the eligibility requirements or conditions. Following examples will illustrate this clearly . Eligibility Test Practice questions: Solved Examples Directions-(Q. 1-7) Read the following information carefully and answer the questions given below it. Following are the conditions for selecting Officer for a reputed Public Sector Bank. The candidate must- (a) be a Post Graduate (PG) with at least 60% marks. (b) have obtained 70% marks in written examination conducted for selection. (c) hav...

Statement and Arguments questions: Methods to solve In this type of questions a statement followed by two arguments is given. The candidates have to decide which of the arguments on the basis of the statement is strong and which one is weak. Before answering the questions, it is necessary to understand the conception about the strong and weak arguments. Strong arguments are both important and directly related to the question, while weak argument is of minor importance and is related to the trival aspect of the question. The following example will illustrate the idea clearly. Example -In the following question a statement is followed by two arguments I and II. You have to decide which of the arguments is strong and which is a weak argument. Give answer (A) if only argument I is strong. Give answer (B) if only argument II is strong. Give answer (C) if either I or II is strong. Give answer (D) if neither I nor II is strong. Give answer (E) if both I and II are strong. Statement -...

Input Output questions for competitive government exams  Input-Output questions consist of the patterns which is either based on numbers alphabets, word or symbol . The input-output problem concept is similar to a computer or any machine which receives an input and produces an output . By inputting some data the machine rearranges it in each step by following the instructions. For solving these kind of questions one must first comprehend the logic behind the problems. Input-Output Reasoning: Types of Questions Word or Number Rearrangement Based questions: In these type of questions, the words or numbers will be arranged according to a specific rule (Alphabetic order ,reverse order or any other order). In some questions words and numbers are given simultaneously . In each step, candidates must arrange the words and numbers simultaneously. The following examples will illustrate the idea clearly. INPUT- As when tiger entered the village as men and animals were fled away. Step I...

Oddman out/ Classification Test Questions for Bank,IBPS,SBI,SSC,UPSC,RRB,NTPC exams  In this type of questions ,word, alphabets ,objects and figures are purely based on similarity or similar relationship, while one does not follow the pattern/rule or does not belong to the group, so seems to be different from the rest, hence that to be picked out ie., the 'oddman out' condition. Classification may be categorized in two types. Semantic Classification Symbolic/number classification Semantic classification In such type of questions, a group of four/five words is given,except one, all other bear a common relationship. .Candidates are required to slect that word as option which does not belong to a common group. Example: 1. a)Ear      b)Eye      c)Nose      d) Throat Answer: d) Except throat all other organs are sense organs. Symbolic /Number Classification' In such type of questions, a group of letters and numbers is given. On beh...