The Selection process for IBPS Common Written Exam shall consist of written test. The Written test is Objective as well as descriptive in nature
Objective test: The Objective test for Common Written Exam is no different from the other Banking Objective tests. The Objective test shall consist of Questions from the following sections:
Reasoning: 50 Questions carrying 50 marks
Quantitative Aptitude: 50 Questions carrying 50 marks
General Awareness: 50 Questions carrying 50 marks
(Some Questions in this section will be asked on Banking Awareness)
Computer Knowledge: 50 Questions carrying 50 marks
English: 50 Questions carrying 25 marks
The Total duration of Written Exam is 150 minutes. Apart from English Section, the weightage of every Single Question is 1 mark, whereas in English Section, each question carries 0.5 marks.
Descriptive Test: Apart from Written exam, there will be a descriptive exam. The Descriptive Papers is basically the test of English language and Question are asked on (Essay, Precis, Letter Writing etc).The total duration of this Exam is 1 hours and carries 25 marks
Descriptive Papers of only those candidates will be evaluated who secure Qualifying marks in the written exam.
Complete Information for the pattern of Common Written Exam will be made available by IBPS in the “Information Handout” that can be downloaded along with IBPS Admit Card from the IBPS Official Website (www.ibps.in) after 4th September 2011
Proper Time Management-The Key for Success in IBPS Exam 2011:
So candidates must apply proper time management during the Common Written Exam (CWE-2011).Students must not waste their time on tricky Questions and follow the rule of “Tick and Go” in General Awareness, Computer and English Sections. For the left over sections candidates must use the principle of “Speed and Accuracy”
If you guys follow the rules mentioned above, then no one on the earth could stop you from achieving the spectacular Success and coming out with flying colors in this Common Bank Exam 2011
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