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I am 2nd year bsc student in karkala sbc college i want to attend bank clerical ibps 2016 exam so tell me that how to write it and which book to refer for the same?

Before attending IBPS exam you should have enough knowledge about this exam.
Some of the relevant information are as below :

Exam patterns For IBPS-2016 :

(1) Reasoning 50 50
(2) English Language 50 50
(3) Numerical Ability 50 50 150min
(4) General Awareness with special reference to the Banking Industry 50 50
(5) Computer Knowledge 50 50

Books which are suitable for the preprations of IBPS.

Verbal & Non Verbal Reasoning - R.S. Agarwal
English Proficiency IMS India.
Quantitative Aptitude book - R.S.Agarwal
Data Interpretion & Logical Reasoning - Arun Sharma.
Logical Reasoning - S.Chand.
Reasoning- Mukesh khanna.

As you are doing your B.Sc in 2nd year you can take up the IBPS clerical examination in your finale year of degree or the after the completion of your degree course only during your 2nd year you can not apply for it

There are certain eligibility conditions which are available for the IBPS examination Clerical cadre selections such as

1. Should have attained 18 years and not exceed 28 years of age limit
2. Should have completed degree in any of the stream of study in order to appear for the clerical
3. Should belong to the Citizen of India only

These are the eligibility criteria required for the IBPS clerical recruitment

Books to refer for the clerical
There are section wise reference books available which candidates can prefer for the IBPS 2016 examination

1. Objective Arithmetic S.L Gulati
2. Numerical Aptitude- Dihan Publications
3. Data Interpretation - Kiran Publications
4. Non verbal- Prabhat Javed
5. Analytical reasoning- A.K Pandey
6. Verbal reasoning- R.S Agrawal
7. English Competitive - A.K Kapoor

These are the different reference books to prefer for the IBPS clerical cadre selections

After completion of your graduation , You can apply for IBPS Clerk. Notification is released in the month of July/August & Exam conducted in the month of November/December.

Eligibility
- You must have completed graduation in any stream from a recognized university.
- Age must be between 20 to 28 years.

IBPS Clerk Exam Syllabus
- Reasoning
- English
- General Awareness
- Computer Knowledge
- Quantitive Aptitude

Best Books For IBPS Clerk
- Verbal & Non-Verbal Reasoning by R.S.Aggarwal
- English Language by Hariprasad Mohan
- Computer Knowledge by Dr.Alok Kumar & R.Pillai
- General Awareness by Manohar Pandey

You are not a graduate so this time you are not eligible to write IBPS exam. Firstly complete your graduation.

Eligibility criteria to write IBPS exam are as follows:-

Candidate must have passed their graduation with at least 50% aggregate from a recognized university.

Candidate age should not less than 21 years and not more than 30 years.

Candidate belonging to OBC and SC/ST get 2 years and 3 years relaxation respectively.

Selection Procedure:-

Preliminary

Mains

Interview

Books to refer:-

Communicative English

Arithmetic Objective for Maths

Reasoning of Bsc

Lucent for gk/gs (current affairs)

Computer of Lucent or BSC/ Manthan

Marketing Aptitude

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I am 2nd year bsc student in karkala sbc college i want to attend bank clerical ibps 2016 exam so tell me that how to write it and which book to refer for the same?

IBPS clerk exam eligibility criteria:-

Educational Qualification :- You need to have a graduate degree in any discipline of your choice from a recognized university.

Computer Knowledge :– You should have a Certificate/Diploma/Degree in computer operations or you should have studied computer as a compulsory subject at 10+2 level.

Age Limit :- The lower age limit is 20 years and the upper age limit is 28 years.

Age Relaxation:-

• Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe: 5 years
• Other Backward Classes: 3 years
• Persons With Disability: 10 years

Top IBPS Clerk Books to Refer:-

• Objective Arithmetic by S.L. Gulati
• Numerical Aptitude for Banking by Dilhan Publications
• Data Interpretation and Sufficiency by Kiran Publications
• Non Verbal Reasoning by Prabhat Javed
• Analytical Reasoning by A.K.Pandey
• Verbal Reasoning by R.S.Agarwal
• English for Competitive Exams by Harimohan Prasad

Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) conducts various exams for the recruitment of candidates for the posts like Clerk, PO, SO etc.

The selection procedure for the exam is generally Common Written exam (CWE) and Personal Interview.

The candidates who are interested to apply for the clerk exam should complete graduation or equivalent from any recognized university. The candidates age should be in the range of 20-28 years.

Here are some of the preparation tips for the IBPS Clerk exam.

PREPARATION TIPS :

* To crack the written exam, it is very important to study according to the syllabus given by the IBPS.

* Read newspapers and magazines to know the in and around happenings of the world.

* Reading newspapers also improve the English fluency.

* Practice more number of previous papers to know the pattern of the exam.

* Practice mock tests as many possible as to get the time management skill.

* Keep a separate notes for the purpose of revision at the last moment.

* Plan a schedule and stick to it.

* Refer only one or two reference books to avoid confusion.

Here are some of the reference books given below :

* IBPS reasoning by RS Agarwal.

* Quantitative aptitude by RS Agarwal.

* Objective English for the competitive exams by Hari Prasad and Uma sinha.

* General Intelligence by G K Puri.

* Computer Awareness by Arihants.

As you are still in second year of B.Sc, I am sorry to say that you are not eligible to appear in IBPS 2016 Examination. The basic educational qualification required to be eligible for appearing in IBPS Recruitments 2016 is "Graduate Degree" or a Bachelor Degree in any discipline from a recognized university.

>> In 2016 - You are 2nd year B.Sc Candidate

>> In 2017 - You are 3rd year B.Sc Candidate

As you are not meeting the required criteria, I am sorry to say that you will not be eligible. As you will be in the final year next year, I am sure you will be eligible for appearing in IBPS 2017 Clerical and PO Recruitments. Meanwhile, I suggest you to prepare for the Examination. Here are the best books refer.

>> Objective General English by R S Agarwal

>> A modern approach to Verbal and Non Verbal Reasoning by R.S Agarwal

>> Data Interpretation and Sufficiency by Kiran Publications

>> Objective Arithmetic by S.L.Gulati

>> IBPS Clerk Exam Preparation by Kiran Prakashan

# Names of few useful books for the preparation of IBPS Examinations are:

* Verbal Reasoning by R.S. Aggrawal
* English for Competitive Examination by Harimohan Prashad
* Kiran's Data Interpretation and Sufficiency
* Non Verbal Reasoning by Prabhat Javed
* Objective Arithmetic by S.L. Gulati
* Analytical Reasoning by A.K. Pandey
* Dilhan Publication's Numerical Aptitude for Banking
* English for Competitive Examination by A.K. Kapoor

# As per your educational qualification, you are fully eligible for IBPS Clerical Examination. Please note that candidate have completed 10+2 in any stream from any recognised board is considered eligible for IBPS Clerical Examination.

# After completion of graduation, you will also eligible for IBPS Probationary Officer (PO) Examination.

# IBPS is primarily meant for conducting a common competitive examination for the post of clerk in all nationalised banks except State Bank of India (SBI). Actually, State Bank of India conducted its own competitive examination for selection.

# Age limit required for IBPS Bank Clerical Examination:

* 18 years as minimum age for all categories
* 27 years as maximum age for General category
* 30 years as maximum age for OBC category
* 32 years as maximum age for SC/ST category
* 37 years as maximum age for Physically Handicapped category

# Age limit required for IBPS Probationary Officer (PO) Examination:

* 18 years as minimum age for all categories
* 30 years as maximum age for General category
* 33 years as maximum age for OBC category
* 35 years as maximum age for SC/ST category
* 40 years as maximum age for Physically Handicapped category

# Different sections of Written objective type test are:

* Quantitative Aptitude (40 questions carrying total 40 marks)
* English Language (40 questions carrying total 40 marks)
* Reasoning Ability (40 questions carrying total 40 marks)
* General Studies & Current Affairs with special reference to economy, banking sector etc. (40 questions carrying total 40 marks)
* Computer Knowledge (40 questions carrying total 40 marks)

IBPS Exam 2016-17 Dates :

RRB CWE-V : Sep2016

CWE PO/MT-VI :

Preliminary Exam : 16,22,23 of Oct 2016

Main Examination : 20.11.2016

CWE Clerk-VI :

Preliminary Examination : 06,27 of Nov , 03,04 Dec of Dec 2016

Main Examination : 31.12.2016 & 01.01.2017

CWE Specialist VI: 28.01.2017 & 29.01.2017

Best IBPS Books :

Quantitative Aptitude book - R.S.Agarwal
Data Interpretion & Logical Reasoning - Arun Sharma
Logical Reasoning - S.Chand
Reasoning- Mukesh khanna
Verbal & Non Verbal Reasoning - R.S. Agarwal
English Proficiency IMS India