IBPS Clerk Exam Results and Preparation Tips for Success

Introduction

Welcome to a detailed guide on how candidates performed in the previous year's IBPS Clerk exam (pre-2020) and some effective preparation tips to ace the upcoming exams. Whether you took the December 2019 exam or are preparing for the current year's IBPS Clerk Recruitment, this article will provide valuable insights and advice from real exam experiences.

Decoding Exam Results: Share Experiences

Experience 1

Date: 5 December 2019

My examination shift was on 5 December at 1 p.m. With a bit of luck, I managed to secure one of the easier shifts. My detailed section-wise performance was:

English: I attempted 27 questions. Maths: I cracked 33 questions. Reasoning: I managed 29 questions.

My overall attempt stood at 89 with a cut-off of 54. Despite the challenging cut-off, my performance was satisfying.

Experience 2

Date: 12 December 2019

My second exam was on 12th December, during the first shift. The sections were:

English: The reading comprehension (RC) was moderate while the paragraph jumble and fillers were easy. I attempted 29 questions in total. Quant: I deduced easy numerical ability questions and managed to attempt 30 out of 35 questions in the allocated time. Reasoning: I attempted 34 questions with ease until I got stuck in a puzzle, but I managed to complete 30 questions in total.

My overall performance in this attempt was 101 with a high accuracy rate of 96.40%. Excitement turned to relief when I finally cleared the prelims with 10 marks above the cut-off.

Experience 3

Date: 5 December 2020

Here is how another candidate performed in the 2020 prelims:

Quant: Attempted just 28 questions. Reasoning: Attempted only 24 questions. English: Managed 29 questions.

The candidate managed 101 sure selections and was preparing eagerly for the mains. The paper was described as easy to moderate.

Preparation Tips for the IBPS Clerk Exam

Excellent Readings: To excel in the English Language section, it is essential to have a strong vocabulary. Regular reading and practice of RC passages can significantly improve comprehension and problem-solving skills.

Speed and Accuracy: The Quantitative Aptitude section requires quick thinking and accurate calculations. Practicing lots of sample papers and timed tests will help improve both speed and accuracy.

Logical Reasoning: For the Reasoning Ability section, focus on puzzles and critical thinking exercises. These can be found in various online resources and practice books.

Time Management: Effective time management is crucial. Allocate specific time slots for each section and stick to them during practice tests to simulate the actual exam conditions.

Conclusion and Final Thoughts

The journey to clearing the IBPS Clerk exam is challenging yet rewarding. Drawing inspiration from the experiences shared here can provide a roadmap for success. Always aim for improvement, stay motivated, and keep refining your skills.

Stay tuned for more updates and detailed insights on the IBPS Clerical Cadre recruitment process. Best of luck in your upcoming exams!