Common Things to Know in all Bank Examinations

Several Banks in Public and Private sector in India are recruiting their employees through various exams. These exams consist of Written Tests, Group Discussions and Personal Interviews etc. Nearly 20 to 30 notifications are out every single year across the country. Except one or a two, the written tests of all banks unique with slight differences in exam pattern, eligibility, interview and training process. Knowing the common things in banks recruitment tests could extremely help you in aspiring absolutely. With one comprehensive preparation, you can appear various bank exams at a time. The list below cites the common things in bank exams Selection Process: Selection process in all bank exams is same as it consists of written tests group discussions and personal Interviews. Only a few banks recruit through interviews in the absence of written tests and group discussions. Exam Pattern / Scheme of Exam: Quantitative / Numerical Aptitude, Reasoning Ability, English Language, General Awareness and Computer Knowledge are very common subjects to test in bank written tests. But the difficulty level of questions may vary from test to test. Besides these, Marketing Aptitude, Data Interpretation and Banking /Financial Awareness are raising common subjects to test basic professional knowledge in the bank exams. However, the professional subjects like Marketing Management, Agriculture, Law, HR, Information Technology, Chartered Accountancy and Official Language (Rajbasha Adhikari) are subject to test specialists. The number of questions and maximum marks in the test are depending up on the concern bank recruitment process.  Common Subjects, Questions and Marks of Different Bank Exams Name of the Tests No. of Questions Maximum Marks Quantitative / Numerical Aptitude 50/40/30 50/40/30 Reasoning Ability 50/40/30 50/40/30 English Language 50/40/30 50/40/30 General Awareness 50/40/25 50/40/25 Computer Knowledge 40/20/25 40/20/25 Marketing Aptitude 40/20/25 40/20/25 Data Interpretation 50/40/30 50/40/30 Banking /Financial Awareness 50/40/30 50/40/30 Total 200/150/100 200/150/100 Online / Offline Tests: In written tests earlier there were paper based tests where candidates practicing the darkening of circles. Now all most all banks migrated to Online Tests called Computer Based Tests. In these tests to answer candidates need to select the radial button against the correct answer and then submit the test finally. In CBTs once can avail up to 20 minutes of time which was used to darken the circles.  Descriptive Test: Except one or two all institutions revised the exam pattern and detached the Descriptive test paper.  Interview: Interview is common in all bank exams which tend to analyse the personality in 5 to 10 minutes if he/she suits the position or not.  Preparation Strategy: As all elements in Bank exams are same, one’s preparation should be useful to all recruitment tests. Only the difficulty level may vary from post to post and bank to bank. You all need to practice easy, moderate and difficulty problems in your preparation. Continuous preparation and practice of 5 subject’s viz., Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning Ability, English Language Computer Knowledge and General Awareness eases your appearance in various exams.

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Published on 11/7/2015 5:13:00 PM

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