Number Series @IBPSRRB2020

1⃣25, 35, 20, 45, ?

A.32

B.21

C.10

D.20

E.None of these

2⃣24, 10, 13, ?, 36

A.8

B.10.5

C.12

D.14.5

E.16

3⃣8,81,651, ?, 15651

A.3562

B.3850

C.3911

D.4215

E.None of these

4⃣110, 115, 224, ?, 2708

A.716

B.769

C.679

D.767

E.None of these

5⃣10, 22, 42, 78, ?

A.112

B.105

C.118

D.125

E.None of these

1⃣13, 7, 6, 14, 52, ?

A. 482

B. 476

C. 466

D. 424

E. 460

2⃣139, 142, 133, 160, 79,?

A. 326

B. 322

C. 331

D. 340

E. 355

3⃣10, 16, 27, 48, 84, ?

A. 138

B. 153

C. 166

D. 140

E. 135

4⃣66, 77, 63, 73, 60, ?

A. 66

B. 69

C. 61

D. 64

E. 63

5⃣16, 9, 8, 13, 25, ?

A. 64.5

B. 59.5

C. 63.5

D. 68.5

E. 61.5

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How to crack IBPS PO

• Math: 40 mins- 30 attempts
• Reasoning: 40 mins – 30 attempts
• English: 25 mins – 30 attempts
• Banking + Current: 10 mins – 30 attempts
• Computer: 5 mins – 20 attempts

Total attempts: 140 questions. It is assumed a good target. 150 attempts are great.

If math section is easy give it extra 10 mins and attempts 40. Compensate by minimizing either English or reasoning whichever is difficult and vice versa.

Let’s assume a scenario, Math is easy and Reasoning is difficult.

• Math: 50 mins- 40 attempts
• Reasoning: 30 mins – 20 attempts
• English: 25 mins – 30 attempts
• Banking + Current: 10 mins – 30 attempts
• Computer: 5 mins – 20 attempts

Reference:

1. Data interpretation - R.S. Aggarwal, Kiran publication
2. Math - Kiran publication,
3. Reasoning - R.S. Aggarwal, CAT prep book
4. English - Kiran Publication, Pdf Files
5. Computers - Arihant publication, Previous year questions

Here’s a study plan:

Section 1: DI+QA

Data Interpretation: 5*5 Questions; 25 Marks; 20 minutes.

1. Pie chart
2. Bar graph
3. Line graph
4. Data table
5. Verbal Data

Do's and dont's:

• One has to solve at least 50*5 questions of each type. One question has 5 sub questions.
• Max, 5-6 mins for a PO DI question. 3-4 mins for a clerk DI question.
• Be quick and accurate in average, percentage, summation and multiplication.
• Out of 5 DI question, 1 or 2 are difficult. Ignore them or solve in the end. Difficult only means more complex calculation.

Quantitative Aptitude: 25 marks; 20 minutes.

1. Series
2. Data sufficiency
3. Profit & Loss
4. Speed & Distance
5. Time & Work
6. Average
7. Ratio
8. Partnership
9. Interest & Discount
10. Probability
11. Permutation & Combination
12. Miscellaneous

Do’s and Dont’s

• Series section first. They have 5 marks. 150 questions of previous year papers of SBI/IBPS PO will be sufficient. Max 5 minutes. 1 question is always tricky.
• Data sufficiency comprises 5 or 3 or 2 marks. Second priority.
• Out of last 15 questions you have to solve only 10. Everything is not compulsory. Your strong sections third priority.
• Read every chapter at least once.
• Don’t solve last 15 questions first. Leave them whenever they appear on the screen and solve in the end.

Section 2: VR + NVR + Puzzles

Non Verbal reasoning: 15 marks; 10 mins.

1. Syllogism – 3-4 mins
2. Inequalities – 3-4 mins
3. Alpha Numeric Series
4. Data sufficiency
5. Coding
6. Blood relations
7. Directions

Do’s and Dont’s

• Except Syllogism and inequality, there are no certain marking for this section. So don’t expect one.
• This section is mostly easy. Free marks. Practice them as much as you can. Do them first, everything else second.

Puzzles: 5 questions; 25 marks; 25 minutes

1. Circular Tables (inside, outside, inside + outside)
2. Linear Tables (north, south, north + south)
3. Tabulation
4. Floor Arrangements

Do’s and Dont’s

• If it takes more than 7 mins to solve a puzzle, don’t do it. This section is very risky. Either become an expert in this section or don’t do it at all.
• I haven’t found any very good book of this particular section, not even on quora. Befriend with Google for detailed knowledge of this section.

Verbal Reasoning: 10 Marks; 5 mins.

1. Statement & Assumption
2. Statement & Argument
3. Cause and Effect
4. Course of Action
5. Decision Making

Do’s and Dont’s

• If you haven’t practiced this section deeply, there are few chances that you are going to correct them all.
• Another free marks and time saving section.

Section 3: English = RC + Grammar + PJ + cloze test

1. Reading Comprehension: 12 + 8 questions; 20 Marks; 15 Mins
2. Grammar: 15 Marks; 5 Mins

• Errors
• Sentence Completion
• Fill in the Blanks

1. Para Jumble: 5 Marks; 5 Minutes.
2. Cloze Test: 10 marks; 5 mins.

Do’s and Dont’s

• Reading compression must not take 15 mins. If you take 20 mins better make them count (Score 20 out of 20).
• Smart thing is to read one easy comprehension and just mark antonyms and synonyms of the difficult one. Difficult paragraph are those have economic jargons.
• Para Jumble is a complex thing. If you are having trouble with this section, don’t worry. 1st and last sentence are always easy. Do them and move on. It will hardly take two mins.

Section 4: Banking Awareness + Current Affairs

1. Banking Awareness: I have read for only 4 months. And from no specific source. To clear concepts of Banking Internet, Mrunal class notes, Mahendra Class notes, etcetra.
2. Current affairs: JagranJosh,Daily BankersAdda, Bankersadda Capsule, Quizapp and that’s it. Nothing else.

Do’s and Dont’s

• Last month should be dedicated to current affairs only.
• Better clear the concepts of banking once for all. You ultimately have to clear them today or tomorrow. Don’t think that they have only 20 marks. They are free marks. Be greedy.

Section 5: Computers

Do’s and don’t’s

• Most easy section.
• Prepare once and prepare deep.
• Previous year questions are necessary

Exam today's CA July 23

✅Current Affairs 23 July 2020

🔶India & S.African Customs Union revived initiative for Preferential Trade Agreement via virtual meet

🔶India, Maldives inked agreement for establishment of ‘Emergency Medical Services’ in Male

🔶India ranked among 10 worst countries for working people: ITUC Global Rights Index 2020

🔶Pakistan and China signed an Agreement for 700 MW Azad Pattan Hydel Power Project in PoK

🔶LIC-UBI announced corporate agency pact

🔶FamPay launched India’s 1st numberless card, Famcard

🔶India’s GDP to contract by 6.1% in FY21: Nomura

🔶India’s HIL supplied 20.60MT of DDT 75 % WP to South Africa for malaria control

🔶Kannan C S Warrier of IFGTB, receives 2019 National Award of Excellence for Outstanding Research in Forestry from ICFRE

🔶Environmental activist Greta Thunberg won 1st edition Gulbenkian Prize for Humanity

🔶Prof. R. Narayanaswamy of IIM Bangalore appointed as the Chair of the Technical Advisory Committee of NFRA

🔶Prakash Chandra Kandpal Appointed as MD & CEO of SBI General Insurance

🔶Sumit Deb appointed as CMD of NMDC succeeding N.Baijendra Kumar

🔶Government extends NCLT Acting President BSV Prakash Kumar’s tenure for 1 month

🔶Roshni Nadar Becomes 1st Woman to Chair Listed Indian IT firm after taking over as HCL Tech Chairperson

🔶Rahul Bajaj to Step Down as Bajaj Finance Chairman; Sanjiv Bajaj to succeed

🔶DRDO Test Fires ‘Made in India’ Anti Tank guided Nag Missile named “Dhruvastra”

🔶Indian Army Gets DRDO’s Bharat – World’s Most Agile and Lightest Drone for Accurate Surveillance Along China Border

🔶Russia for the 1st Time Successfully Conducted Flight Tests of the MGTD-20 Gas Turbine Engine made by 3D-printing

🔶Former Australian test cricketer Barry Jarman passed away at 84

🔶World Oral Health Day(WOHD) 2020: March 20

🔶Earth hour 2020 : March 28

🔶Prevention of Blindness Week 2020 :April 1- 7

🔶International Year of Creative Economy for Sustainable Development: 2021

🔶International Year of Peace and Trust 2021:UN

🔶Delhi Cabinet Approved Mukhya Mantri Ghar Ghar Ration Yojana,  doorstep delivery of ration scheme

🔶AP signs MoU with AMUL to help Women Self Help Groups and Boost Milk Cooperatives

🔶Haryana CM Launched E-Sachivalaya Portal, for Online Appointments with CM, Deputy CM and Various Heads of Dept.

🔶Punjab Govt Signs MoU with IIT Ropar for Skill Development

RRB 2020 10 imp questions

1) In an election between two candidates, 25 % of the voters didn’t vote and 160 

votes are declared invalid. The winner gets 39 % of the votes and declared win by 

310 votes. Then find the number of voters in the voting list?

a) 6000

b) 4500

c) 5000

d) 6500

e) None of these

2) The difference between simple interest and compound interest accrued on an 

amount of Rs. 34000 at the end of two years is Rs. 217.6. Find the sum (approx)?

a) 8

b) 12

c) 10

d) 15

e) None of these

3) P, Q and R invested in the ratio of 4: 7: 9. After 6 months, P invested Rs. 5000 

more and after 2 months, R withdraws Rs. 7500. Find the initial investment of Q, if 

the share of P, Q and R is in the ratio of 17: 28: 35?

a) Rs. 70000

b) Rs. 35000

c) Rs. 48000

d) Rs. 66000

e) None of these

4) A man rows to a place 120 km distance and come back in 8 hours. He finds that he 

can row 20 km with the stream in the same time as 12 km against the stream. The 

rate of the stream is?

a) 12 km/hr

b) 8 km/hr

c) 10 km/hr

d) 16 km/hr 

6) P, Q and R started a business by investing Rs. 45000, 58000 and 64000 

respectively. After one year, P withdraws Rs. 5000 and Q invested Rs. 7000 more. 

And after another one more year, R withdraws Rs. 14000. If the total profit at the 

end of 3 year is Rs. 265140, then find the share of Q?

a) Rs. 95640

b) Rs. 101520

c) Rs. 86180

d) Rs. 113270

e) None of these

7) An aero plane which flies at the speed of 676 km/hr in 6 hours. To cover the same 

distance in 4 hours, it would flies at the speed of?

a) 1014 Km/hr

b) 986 Km/hr

c) 828 Km/hr

d) 1120 Km/hr

e) None of these

8) 250 m long train running at the speed of 50 Km/hr. Find the time taken by the 

train to cross a man standing on the platform of length 300 m?

a) 24 (2/5) sec

b) 22 (1/5) sec

c) 26 (4/5) sec

d) 39 (3/5) sec

e) None of these

9) 5 years ago, the ratio of ages of Raghav and Shyam is 5: 4. The ratio of ages of 

Raghav 3 years after and that of Shyam 4 years ago is 11: 7. Mahesh is 7 years elder 

than Shyam. Find the present age of Mahesh?

a) 28 years

b) 32 years

c) 35 years

d) 26 years

Current Affairs 22 July 2020

Current Affairs 22 July 2020

🔶Power Minister RK Singh launched India’s 1st public EV Charging Plaza in New Delhi & RAISE initiative

🔶Indian Navy hold PASSEX with US’s Nimitz carrier group in Indian Ocean Region

🔶Union HRD Minister Launched MANODARPAN initiative to provide psychosocial support to students for their Mental Health and Well-being

🔶Consumer Protection Act, 2019 comes into force

🔶Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports Partners with UNICEF’s YuWaah to Mobilise 1 Crore Youth Volunteers to Achieve Goals of Atmanirbhar Bharat

🔶CBDT, MoMSME Signs Formal MoU for Sharing of Data

🔶Ministry of Defence signed with BEML to procure Mine Plough for Battle Tank T-90

🔶Ministry of Civil Aviation set up Investment Clearance Cell for Assistance and Clearance of Proposals

🔶Prakash Javadekar: Government approved the Zonal Master Plan of Bhagirathi Eco-Sensitive Zone

🔶Rajya Sabha Launches Employees Welfare Scheme in Arun Jaitley’s Name:  “Arun Jaitley Financial Assistance for Group C Employees”

🔶CBDT signs MoU with CBIC for smooth bilateral data exchange

🔶Harsh Vardhan Launched PNB’s Nationwide CSR Campaign to Fight COVID-19 Pandemic

🔶Ramesh Babu Boddu Appointed as MD and CEO of Karur Vysya Bank

🔶South Korea Launched 1st Military communications Satellite, ANASIS-II by Falcon 9 Rocket

🔶A Team of Researchers from Singapore Discovered a New Species, ‘Bathynomus raksasa’ in Indian Ocean

🔶ICC postpones T20 World Cup due to COVID-19

🔶Madhya Pradesh Governor Lalji Tandon dies at 85

🔶May 7 2020: Vesak Day

🔶June 17 2020: World Crocodile Day

🔶June 5 2020:  World day against speciesism

🔶2020: International Year of Plant Health

🔶2021: International Year for the Elimination of Child Labour

🔶Puducherry Chief Minister V Narayanasamy Presented Rs 9000 Crore Tax Free Budget for FY 20-21

🔶Rajasthan Cabinet Approved ‘One-Stop Shop’ Scheme to Fast-Track Investments

🔶Haryana Cabinet approved ‘Samadhan se Vikas’ to Recover External Development Charges dues

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