IBPS CRP Clerk Online Test Series- Unlimited Mock Test

The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection, or IBPS, is a national exam held once a year. In 11 public sector banks, the IBPS conducted a Common Recruitment Process (CRP) to recruit applicants for Clerk or clerical cadre positions. Candidates who match the eligibility criteria can apply online using the official website, according to IBPS Clerk. For the IBPS Clerk 2021 exam, candidates must be between the ages of 20 and 28 years. The preliminary and mains examination of the IBPS Clerk exam is divided into sections. Candidates who pass both of these exams will be considered for the IBPS Clerk or IBPS Clerical cadre positions. In addition to English and Hindi, the preliminary and mains examinations for IBPS Clerk will be held in 13 regional languages. The preliminary examination syllabus for IBPS Clerk 2021 contains English Language, Numerical Ability, and Reasoning Ability, while the mains examination syllabus includes English, Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning Ability, and Computer Aptitude, as well as General/Financial Awareness. Applicants must pay Rs. 850 for General and OBC candidates and Rs. 175 for SC/ST/PWD candidates to fill out the application form for the IBPS Clerk 2021 exam. Below you will find more information on the IBPS Clerk application process, syllabus, exam pattern, vacancies, eligibility criteria, important dates, how to apply, and other details.

Essential Educational Qualifications: 

A Bachelor's degree (Graduation) in any discipline from an Indian government-recognized university, or an equivalent qualification recognised by the Central Government.

The candidate must have a valid Mark-sheet / Degree Certificate stating that he or she is a graduate and showing the percentage of marks earned in graduation on the day of registration.

Candidates must have operating and functional knowledge of computer systems, which implies they must have a Certificate/Diploma/Degree in computer operations/Language/having studied Computer / Information Technology as one of their subjects in high school, college, or institute.

It is preferable if an applicant is proficient in the official language of the state/UT for which they wish to apply (candidates should be able to read, write, and speak the state/official UT's language).

Age limit (As on 01-07-2021):

The applicants must be between the ages of 20 and 28 years.

A candidate must have been born between July 2, 1993 and July 1, 2001 (both dates inclusive)*.

The permitted upper age limit relaxations and category-codes for claiming age relaxation are as follows:

Scheme of IBPS Clerk examinations

The online exam will be conducted in two stages:

• Online Preliminary Examination

• Online Main Examination

Scheme of IBPSC Clerk Preliminary Examinations:

Important Note:

I. The questions on the papers will be of the multiple choice type.

II. Each question will be carried one mark.

III. Each incorrect answer will 0.25 point deduction.

IV. Candidates must qualify in each of the three examinations by achieving IBPS-determined cut-off marks.

Scheme of IBPSC Clerk Mains Examinations:

Important Note:

I. The questions on the papers will be of the multiple choice type.

II. Each question will be carried one mark except for Reasoning Ability & Computer Aptitude.

III. Each incorrect answer will 0.25 point deduction.

List of CRP CLERKS XI Versions of Tests (Medium of Examination) according to State Applied for:

Provisional Allotment:

For the Online Main Examination, there are a total of 200 marks available. Provisional allotment will be based on a conversion of marks out of 100. A candidate must pass the Online Main Examination and have a high enough merit to be considered for the ensuing provisional allotment process, the details of which will be made available later on the authorised IBPS website. 

The following are the likely positions that will be filled up through this Exam:

Syllabus of IBPS Clerk Preliminary Examinations:

I. English Language

• Reading comprehension

• Tenses

• Rules

• Cloze Tests

• Jumbling of paragraphs

• Idioms and phrases

• Phrase replacement

• Detection of Errors

• Vocabulary

• Basic Grammar

• Fill in the blanks

• Conclusions

• Inferences

• Words usage

• Synonyms & Antonyms

• Words with multiple meanings

• Using of words

• Connectors

• Prepositions

II. Numerical Ability

• Number System

• Simplification

• Number Series

• Data Interpretation

• Time and Distance

• Time and Work

• Profit and Loss

• Percentage

• Simple/Compound Interest

• Average

• Partnerships

• Boats and Streams

• Permutation/Probability

• Age Problem

• Data sufficiency

• Area and Perimeter

• Miscellaneous 

III. Reasoning Ability

• Circular Seating Arrangement

• Linear Seating Arrangement

• Coding Decoding

• Syllogism

• Inequality

• Blood Relations

• Order and ranking

• Puzzle

• Numbers Order

• Alphanumeric Series

• Directions

• Figure series

• Miscellaneous 

Syllabus of IBPS Clerk Mains Examination:

I. General/ Financial Awareness

• Static GK

• Current affairs

• International and National Affairs

• Banking Awareness

• Financial Awareness

• Budget

• Monetary plans by the government

• National Institutions

• Basic banking

• GDP

• Repo Rate

• Economic and financial sector

• Financial institutes such as IRDA, SEBI, RBI, IMF and World Bank.

• Headquarters, Locations and Acronyms

• Abbreviations

• Terminologies

• Government schemes and policies.

II. General English

• Reading Comprehension

• Grammar

• Vocabulary

• Idioms and Phrases

• Tenses and rules

• Substitution with one word

• Sentence Improvement

• Paraphrase

• Cloze test

• Jumbling of paragraphs

• Formation, and reconstruction

• Fill in the blanks

• Matchups

III. Reasoning Ability & Computer Aptitude

(A) Reasoning

• Analogy

• Assumptions and Statements

• Syllogism

• Coding and Decoding

• Blood Relations

• Passages and Conclusions

• Statements and Conclusions

• Verbal and Non-verbal reasoning

• Direction and Distance

• Alphanumeric series

(B) Computer aptitude

• Operating system

• Basics of hardware and software

• Internet and related topics

• Networking

• History of Computing

• Hacking

• Security and tools

• Database

• Viruses

• MS office

• Processing software.

IV. Quantitative Aptitude

• Data Interpretation

• Pie Charts

• Line Graphs

• Bar Graphs

• Tables

• Mixtures and Allegations

• Profit & Loss

• Discounts

• Percentages

• Partnership

• Ratio and Proportion

• Average

• Simple and Compound Interest

• Equations

• Time, Work and Speed

• Clocks

• Volume and Surfaces

• Permutation

• Combination

• Probability

• Basic Trigonometry

• Basic Mensuration

Fee Payable by Candidates for IBPS Clerk Exam:

All other's candidates category: Rs. 850/-

SC/ST/PWBD/EXSM candidates: Rs. 175/-

Mode of Payment:

Candidates can only pay the required fees/intimation costs via the ONLINE mode:

Payments can be done with Debit Cards (RuPay/ Visa/ MasterCard/ Maestro), Credit Cards, Internet Banking, IMPS, Cash Cards/ Mobile Wallets, and other methods by entering the required information on the screen.

For further information on how to fill out the online application form, see the instructions below.

Documents needed to complete the application

• Photograph and signature scanned

• Required valid email address

• Left Thumb Impression (LTI)

• A proclamation was written by hand

• Bank account information for online transactions

Step One: Registration in IBPS Clerk.

- Visit the official IBPS website.

- On the IBPS home page, go to the \'IBPS Clerk apply online\' option.

- To register, go to the \'New Registration\' link and fill out the form.

- Enter information such as the name of the post, your name, your phone number, your email address, and the security code.

- IBPS Clerk registration number and password are generated after successful completion.

- The registration number and password are sent to the candidates\' registered email address and mobile number.

Step Second: Upload your photo, signature, and Left Thumb Impression.

- Candidates must next upload scanned photos of their photograph, signature, and Left Thumb Impression in the step second.

Step Three: Fill in the required details.

- Candidates must submit their educational qualifications, IBPS Clerk exam centres, select the participating banks, choose languages, and other information in this section.

Step Four: Pay the exam fee

- Payments can be made through debit/credit cards, online banking, IMPS, cash cards/mobile wallets, and cash cards/mobile wallets.

An e-receipt is generated after the transaction is completed successfully. Candidates can print their e-receipt as well as the online IBPS Clerk application form.