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hello sir........
i m preparing for bank clerk exam.can u send me some math tricks .

Please send

thanks

i have problem in to solve question relate to reasoning ann numerical ability can u suggest me the short cut tricks how to solve it
thanks

you can solve more question paper like as:
ten years ,model test as well as previous question paper also....
you can also solve reference as:
RS agarwal of s.chand publication.....
RS khurmi ...
these books are more beneficial for you..........
best of luck

Tips for Math Exam

Since you are applying for the bank clerical exam. So follow the tips
mentioned below to prepare your self for the Mathematic exams.

1.First clear your basics of Mathematics. For this use the NCERT
books of class 8th to 10th.

2.Study that topics first which are most important and in which you
have good command.

3.Get the previous year sample papers. Because through this you
will get idea about the level of questions.

4.Solve one sample paper every day. This will gain confidence in you.

5.Its good to study in group if possible. Group study is more helpful.

You can consider the following books for your bank clerical exam.

Quantitative Aptitude & Reasoning Book by Tarun Goel

Genius publications for verbal reasoning

R.D Sharma for Mathematics

always keep a watch with you while u practice problems......set a time of 1-2 hrs depending a per your conviniance......and solve as many problems as you can in that limited time....this will enhance your speed.

thank you.

tricks for solving mathematics problems

for solving mathematics it is nessecary to any that all fundas and basics of mathematics are clear.
for basics of mathematics read ncert books of 10 and 12th std
or a very good book quantum cat.
second thing for mathematics you have to be hard worker in other words you have to solve more and more problems of mathematics.
and one very important thing-that revise formulas every days.

if you follow these tricks then surely you will get an advantage..

Hi,
if you are interested in this exam First clear your basics of Mathematics.

Get the previous year sample papers. Because through this you
will get idea about the level of questions.

Solve one maths sample paper every day. This will gain confidence in you.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

hello sir........
i m preparing for bank clerk exam.can u send me some math tricks .

Please send

thanks

hello

here i am giving some important maths tricks below :


1) Squaring of Numbers ending in 5:

One of the simplest applications of this formula is in squaring of numbers that end in 5.
example : Consider the number, say, 75.



Now 75 = 7 | 5 i.e. last digit is 5 and previous digit is 7.
Now ‘one more than the previous one’ is 7+1, which is ‘8’.
In this particular application the procedure to remember is to “multiply the previous digit by the number given by the formula, which is one more than itself.”
Hence 7x8 = 56. This forms the LHS of the answer. The RHS of the answer is 52 which is 25
Hence 752 = 7x(7+1) | 52 = 56 | 25 = 5625!

Similarly
952= 9 X (9+1) | 25 = 9*10/ 25 = 9025
1152= 11 X 12 | 25 = 132| 25 = 13225
2052 = 20*21 | 25 = 420 | 25 = 42025
20052 (!!!) = 200*201 | 25 = 40200 |25 = 4020025

(I know you are wondering how to do 200*201? Well it’s not that hard but it can get harder and we shall soon cover them)
Try out the same for some numbers before proceeding to the next part of the article. It is advisable to I initially do it on paper and then try doing it in the mind. If you see that you are going wrong without writing it down, you can try to see , what are the minimal things that you need to write to get this done on paper since the tests, you would have limited space to write down.
On a side note this technique can be extended to find squares of multiples of numbers ending in 6 and 4 by combining another technique.

For example you need say, 742 and 762. Start with 752 which we have found out to be 5625.
For 742 , add 75 and 74 = 149. Now subtract 149 from 5625 which is (5625-150+1) = 5475+1 = 5476. Presto that’s 742. As quick check of the subtraction to an extent 42 is 16 hence 742 has to end in 6 and this has ended.

For 752 - add 75 and 76 which is 151 add this to 5625 which is 5776. Which is nothing but 762.

This is a technique that can be used for finding preceding and succeeding squares of any number whose square you already know but the technique illustrates, even in this early stage, how different concepts can be combined to give fast results.
As far as objective questions are concerned the takeaway is a bit more. With choices available you won’t have to do most of the subtraction / addition / multiplication etc. For example

Imagine the question “What is the square of 462?”

a) 2116
b) 2006
c) 2014
d) 2016

Thought process ::::::::::::::::::::::

i. c eliminated since end digit is 4
ii. 452 = 4x5 | 25 = 2025
iii. d less than 2025 eliminated
iv. 45+46 = around 90 = 100-10 => around 2115 => ‘a’ is the answer. Without the addition step.

Important Note

As we go through the different techniques we may find different ways of doing the same thing. The trick is to understand all the techniques and select and apply the one that is most appropriate to the situation given the circumstance. For example adding 100 and 101 and then adding 201 to another result might be easy but adding 34 and 35 and then adding 69 to another result might not be. The trick is to practise enough to understand what to apply


best of luck .........

thank you.................

hello friend,

Here are some tricks:

1) first go through basics of 10th and 12th maths
2) solve previous 3 years papers(some questions will be repeated)
3) go to this website and solve numerical questions more
www.india.bix.com


good luck

There is no shortcut for hard work friend
i think while preparing for Bank clerk mathematics its not very difficult questions they ask, all you need is first make your concepts better and for this you have to practice your basic mathematics by referring to some school level NCERT books which can help you a lot for improving your speed as well as accuracy for problem solving approach.
and i think if you can do this correctly you are able to solve advanced questions easily also you can refer R.S. Agrawal which is a very good book according to me can help you a lot in your preparation.
Now you need to have some idea about the exam for this you have to refer previous year questions, most of the times many of the previous year questions repeats itself, so it can help you a lot.
hope you will find it useful

Hi,

you are applying for the bank clerical exam. So follow the tips
mentioned below to prepare your self for the Mathematic exams.

1.First clear your basics of Mathematics.

2.Study that topics first on which you have good command.

3.Get the previous 10 year sample papers. Because through this you
will get idea about the level of questions.

4.Solve one-two sample paper every day. This will gain confidence in you.

5.Its good to study in group if possible.

Group study is more helpful.

You can consider the following books for your bank clerical exam.

Quantitative Aptitude & Reasoning Book by Tarun Goel

Genius publications for verbal reasoning

Hiiii ,

I don't know any shortcut tricks to solve Mathematics Questions for Bank Clerk exam.

Really if you want to know shortcut tricks for Mathematics Questions for Bank Clerk exam then you can join any good coaching institute in your city / locality.

Coaching institute helps & guide you regarding shortcut tricks for Mathematics Questions for Bank Clerk exam.


Good Luck & Good Wishes

Tricks and Tips !!

i have problem in to solve question relate to reasoning ann numerical ability can u suggest me the short cut tricks how to solve it thanks

See the way to Go out of this issue is Only practice, Don't think much about Shortcut tricks because some times they do fails.

Want to solve maths or aptitude problems in just few mins then Yes you can but Not through Tricks but through Practice.

Try to solve as many problems you can ! Because If you try hard for practice they familiar Questions gets answer in few seconds in the Exams.

I must say Go for practice and Hard work, You will really succeed in your Aim.But if you Go for Short cuts then they need some manipulations to Solve them..

As during practice it will take time, But Excessive practice of same kind of questions make you More confidant and Passionate..

These are Some books you can Solve them For practice Purpose :-

Individual Books can be referred in order to Prepare For Quantitative and Reasoning like R.S.Agarwal's Quantitative Aptitude

Hi
Tips to solve Bank Clerk Maths Problems
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1.Practice Previous Papers by setting time ,practice makes man perfect
2.Practice more number of additions,subtractions,multiplications,divisions.
3.Learn squares 1-25,cubes 1-8,tables 1-20.
4.Mange your Time by solving papers, by practice you can manage your time in exam.
5.sometimes problems will confuse you then go with options.
6.Follow Eenadu, Sakshi Paper giving some tips and model papers.
7.Practice early in the morning.
8.Take proper diet and milk.
9.Follow R.S.Agarwal and S.Chand text books for Practice.
10.Follow some previous papers available in the market with less price.

All The Best

well the one thing which everyone has told you to do is practice

you can not crack any exam without practice and smart work not hard work .

tricks to solve maths problem :::

1.try to memorize all formula .
2.do not go for short cut .short cut has many limitation so you may be in trouble .
3.solve previous year papers and also sample papers .
4.there are many books like RD SHARMA AND RS AGGARWAL TO PREPARE for these exams
5.do not try to learn question .
6.one important thing you should know your week points and work hard on them .give
more time to these topics .

Tricks for Aptitude
To solve the Aptitude problem first you need a correct book
for the practice of numerical aptitude. The only best book for the
Numerical Aptitude is R.S AGGARWAL. This is the ever best book
for numerical ability.

To do well in these type of exam you also have to improve your problem solving speed. So if you can get hold of any TIME CAT material for speed improvement, it will be very good.

Regularly practice a question set and note the time and try to improve everyday, as a result you will know where do you stand.


ALL THE BEST FOR YOUR EXAMS

short trick forAge releated question

hey a trick for solving odd *even no.\
for eg 7*8 =
half of 7 = 3.5 avoid .5 then 3*8 *2 the even number through which odd is multiplied here it is 8
*2 wil be comman
try it

AREY AAP SABHI MURKH HO. PRACTISE KE ALAWA KO TRICK NHI H MATHS ANE REASONING KI.PRACTISE MAKES A MAN PERFCET

sir, i have done lots of practice in Maths and Reasoning. i am not bother about the mathematical portion but reasoning cause worry to me. please provide the short cut tricks if any to me so that i can do the reasoning question in few minutes.
kindly do the needful and provide the techniques to me.

I WANT SIMPLE TRICKS FOR ARTHEMATIC FOR BANKS

you prefer following link
www.indiabix.com
www.quickermaths.com

Tips for preparing math

• First make the list of all formulas
• Now also make the notes of all your topics
• Keep two or more books of one topic
• Try to solve different-different question
• After two hours study take a short break
• Problem should be discussed after completing one topic with your friends, teachers, and internet.
• Do more and more practice to get good score.

Tips for preparing math

• First make the list of all formulas
• Now also make the notes of all your topics
• Keep two or more books of one topic
• Try to solve different-different question
• After two hours study take a short break
• Problem should be discussed after completing one topic with your friends, teachers, and internet.
• Do more and more practice to get good score.

WANT SIMPLE TRICKS FOR ARTHEMATIC FOR BANKS IN HINDI.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

hello sir........
i m preparing for bank clerk exam.can u send me some math tricks .

Please send

thanks

thank u very much sar

Lakshmidharathi,kota
thank u sir for ur useful tips

Originally Posted by Unregistered

hello sir........
i m preparing for bank clerk exam.can u send me some math tricks .

Please send

thanks

Since you are applying for the bank clerical exam. So follow the tips
mentioned below to prepare your self for the Mathematic exams.

1.First clear your basics of Mathematics. For this use the NCERT
books of class 8th to 10th.

2.Study that topics first which are most important and in which you
have good command.

3.Get the previous year sample papers. Because through this you
will get idea about the level of questions.

4.Solve one sample paper every day. This will gain confidence in you.

5.Its good to study in group if possible. Group study is more helpful.

You can consider the following books for your bank clerical exam.

Quantitative Aptitude & Reasoning Book by Tarun Goel

Genius publications for verbal reasoning

R.D Sharma for Mathematics
thank you

Originally Posted by Unregistered

hello sir........
i m preparing for bank clerk exam.can u send me some math tricks .

Please send

thanks

1) Squaring of Numbers ending in 5:

One of the simplest applications of this formula is in squaring of numbers that end in 5.
example : Consider the number, say, 75.



Now 75 = 7 | 5 i.e. last digit is 5 and previous digit is 7.
Now ‘one more than the previous one’ is 7+1, which is ‘8’.
In this particular application the procedure to remember is to “multiply the previous digit by the number given by the formula, which is one more than itself.”
Hence 7x8 = 56. This forms the LHS of the answer. The RHS of the answer is 52 which is 25
Hence 752 = 7x(7+1) | 52 = 56 | 25 = 5625!

Similarly
952= 9 X (9+1) | 25 = 9*10/ 25 = 9025
1152= 11 X 12 | 25 = 132| 25 = 13225
2052 = 20*21 | 25 = 420 | 25 = 42025
20052 (!!!) = 200*201 | 25 = 40200 |25 = 4020025

(I know you are wondering how to do 200*201? Well it’s not that hard but it can get harder and we shall soon cover them)
Try out the same for some numbers before proceeding to the next part of the article. It is advisable to I initially do it on paper and then try doing it in the mind. If you see that you are going wrong without writing it down, you can try to see , what are the minimal things that you need to write to get this done on paper since the tests, you would have limited space to write down.
On a side note this technique can be extended to find squares of multiples of numbers ending in 6 and 4 by combining another technique.

For example you need say, 742 and 762. Start with 752 which we have found out to be 5625.
For 742 , add 75 and 74 = 149. Now subtract 149 from 5625 which is (5625-150+1) = 5475+1 = 5476. Presto that’s 742. As quick check of the subtraction to an extent 42 is 16 hence 742 has to end in 6 and this has ended.

For 752 - add 75 and 76 which is 151 add this to 5625 which is 5776. Which is nothing but 762.

This is a technique that can be used for finding preceding and succeeding squares of any number whose square you already know but the technique illustrates, even in this early stage, how different concepts can be combined to give fast results.
As far as objective questions are concerned the takeaway is a bit more. With choices available you won’t have to do most of the subtraction / addition / multiplication etc. For example

Imagine the question “What is the square of 462?”

a) 2116
b) 2006
c) 2014
d) 2016

Thought process ::::::::::::::::::::::

i. c eliminated since end digit is 4
ii. 452 = 4x5 | 25 = 2025
iii. d less than 2025 eliminated
iv. 45+46 = around 90 = 100-10 => around 2115 => ‘a’ is the answer. Without the addition step.

Important Note

As we go through the different techniques we may find different ways of doing the same thing. The trick is to understand all the techniques and select and apply the one that is most appropriate to the situation given the circumstance. For example adding 100 and 101 and then adding 201 to another result might be easy but adding 34 and 35 and then adding 69 to another result might not be. The trick is to practise enough to understand what to apply


best of luck .........

[QUOTE=Unregistered;245786]hello sir........
I am preparing for bank officer exam(SBI),can u send me some math tricks .And any other required trick.
It will be my first experience for any Bank test
It will be great help.

Thanks and regards

Dear,
I am preparing for IBPS Bank clerk exams. can you provide shortcuts and any .... madam kindly tell me the shortcut method for solving math problems. ... hiiiiiiii,mam m prepaing for banking sector plz send me some tips and ...
OK,

sir pleaz give the instuction to solve the english section. it will get so hard

thanks for great help......