What is the syllabus for IBPS Clerk?

The IBPS Clerk Exam is conducted for clerical level posts in 11 Indian public sector banks. The subject-wise syllabus of the IBPS Clerk exam is as follows: 1. English Syllabus: This section includes topics in vocabulary, grammar, and comprehension. The questions are about synonyms, antonyms, correct spelling, and word formation in vocabulary. The basic questions like &amp;quot;spotting errors, &amp;quot; &amp;quot;direct and indirect speech, &amp;quot; and &amp;quot;active and passive voice&amp;quot; are asked in the grammar part. 2. Reasoning: The reasoning syllabus is vast and divided into verbal and nonverbal reasoning. It covers questions of analogy, syllogism, statement, argument, coding-decoding, blood relations, series test number, direction, ranking, and time sequence. The topics include series tests, figuring out odd numbers, and analogy questions. 3. Quantitative Aptitude syllabus: This section covers basic topics in math, including mixture and allegation, percentages, clocks, volume and surface area, time and work, speed, elements of Algebra profit and loss, permutations and combinations, etc. 4. Computer Knowledge: It covers questions on the basics of hardware and software, the Windows operating system, Internet terms, the basic functionalities of MS-Office, networking and communication, etc. 5. General Knowledge Syllabus: Current Affairs and banking-related general knowledge topics are included in this section. You can SEE the detailed syllabus on this page of Shiksha: <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/exams/ibps-clerk-exam-syllabus" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/exams/ibps-clerk-exam-syllabus</a>.

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IBPS Clerk Syllabus for Prelims and Mains Exam :- The major three sections which a candidate needs to focus on are:ReasoningQuantitative AptitudeEnglish Language The exam pattern of IBPS Clerk prelims exam 2022 is given below:- 1. English language Total number of question -30 Maximum marks -30 Duration - 20 mins 2. Numerical ability Total number of questions - 35 Maximum marks - 35 Duration - 20 mins 3. Reasoning ability Total number of questions -35 Maximum marks -35 Duration -20 mins Total questions -100 Total marks -100 Total time -1 hour Candidates have to qualify in each of the three tests by securing cut-off marks to be decided by IBPS. An adequate number of candidates in each category as decided by IBPS depending upon requirements will be shortlisted for the Online Main examination. And if the candidate clear prelims he have to appear for the mains. In which the total number of questions are 190 , maximum marks -160 and total duration of 160 mins. The full syllabus is given below:- English Language 1.Vocabulary/Grammar 2.Homonyms 3.Antonyms 4.Synonyms 5.Word Formation 6.Spelling 7.Spotting Errors 8.Phrases and idioms 9.Direct and Indirect speech 10.Active/ Passive voice Reasoning ability 1.Verbal Reasoning 2.Analogy 3.Classification 4.Word formation 5.Statement and conclusions Syllogism 6.Statement and assumptions 7.Statement and arguments 8.Coding-Decoding 9.Blood Relations 10.Passage and conclusions 11.Alphabet test 12.Series Test 13.Number, Ranking and time sequence 14.Direction sense Test 15.Decision-making test 16.Figure series 17.Input/output 18.Assertion and reasoning 19.Sitting Arrangement Non-Verbal Reasoning 1.Series test 2.Odd figure Out 3.Analogy 4.Miscellaneous Test. 5.Quantitative Aptitude 6.Ratio and proportion 7.Averages 8.Time and work 9.Speed 10.Distance and time 11.Mixture and allegation 12.Stocks and shares 13.Percentages 14.Partnership 15.Clocks 16.Volume and surface Area 17.Bar &amp; Graphs 18.Line charts 19.Tables 20.Height and Distances 21.Logarithms 22.Permutation and combinations 23.Simple and compound interest 24.Equations, Probability 25.Trigonometry 26.Profit 27.Loss and Discount 28.Mensuration 29.Elements of Algebra 30.Data Interpretation 31.Pie charts Computers 1.Basics of Hardware and software 2.Windows operating system basics 3.Internet terms and services 4.Basic Functionalities of MS-Office( MS-word, MS-Excel, MS-PowerPoint) 5.History of indian banking 4.Recent credit and monetary policies 5.Banking

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