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IBPS RRB PO study guide

IBPS RRB PO · Work through your exam, one topic at a time.

The Common Recruitment Process (CRP) for Regional Rural Banks (RRBs), commonly called IBPS RRB PO, is a selection process conducted by the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS), an autonomous body created to assist organisations in selecting personnel at various levels. IBPS states that it seeks to provide client organisations with suitable personnel through proven systems and appropriately designed tools to objectively assess abilities and aptitude in tune with job requirements. The CRP RRBs covers Officer Scale posts (Scale-I, II and III) as well as Office Assistants and, as listed on the IBPS site, CRP CSA (Customer Service Associates). This page is for candidates targeting the Officer Scale-I level, the entry grade for officers in RRBs. The IBPS RRB PO study guide has 4 sections and about 1,302 words.

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Reasoning: Puzzles, Deduction and Speed

The IBPS RRB PO reasoning paper is a speed-and-accuracy test built on puzzles and deductive rules. Prelims carries 40 questions for 50 marks inside a 45-minute combined window with Quantitative Aptitude; Mains also has 40 questions for 50 marks.

336 words, about 2 min
02

Quantitative Aptitude: Arithmetic and Data Interpretation

Numerical Ability in Prelims has 40 questions for 50 marks in the shared 45-minute window; Mains Quantitative Aptitude has 40 questions for 50 marks. The paper mixes simplification and approximation, number series, quadratic equations, arithmetic word problems and data interpretation (DI).

317 words, about 2 min
03

General Awareness and Financial Awareness for RRB PO Mains

The Mains General Awareness paper has 40 questions for 40 marks. It combines banking and financial awareness with current affairs, static banking, economy and government schemes.

354 words, about 2 min
04

English Language and Hindi Language: Structure and Context

The Mains paper offers English Language or Hindi Language, each with 40 questions for 40 marks. Both versions test reading comprehension, cloze test, error detection, sentence rearrangement, fillers and vocabulary.

295 words, about 1 min