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IBPS Clerk Exam Analysis Shift 2: IBPS Clerk Exam Review for 5th December 2020

IBPS Clerk Exam Analysis 2020: IBPS has successfully completed the 2nd shift of IBPS Clerk Prelims 2020. As candidates must be coming out of Exam Centres, we really hope you did well. We hope that you have benefitted from our videos and mock tests. Other aspirants who have applied for this post must be eager to know the exam analysis and the attempts of the candidates by which the cut-off will be determined.

IBPS Clerk Analysis 2020 Key Highlights:-

Exam pattern- Objective

Total time allotted- 1 Hour

Total number of questions- 100

Negative Marking- 1/4 for each wrong answer

Sectional cut-off- Yes

Exam Level- Easy-Moderate

IBPS Clerk 2020 Exam Pattern 2020

Name of the Test No. of Questions Max Marks Duration
English Language 30 30 20 Minutes
Numerical Ability 35 35 20 Minutes
Reasoning Ability 35 35 20 Minutes
TOTAL 100 100 1 Hour

IBPS CLERK Exam analysis 2020

Today i.e., 5th December 2020, 2nd shift of IBPS Clerk 2020 was conducted online. In this article, we will provide and IBPS Clerk Exam Analysis and review of the same for those who are yet to appear for the exam in upcoming shifts. This analysis will help applicants to get an idea of the exam pattern as well as the questions asked in the exam conducted today. The paper level was Easy- Moderate.

IBPS Clerk Exam Analysis: Overall Good Attempts

Section Good Attempts
English Language 23-26
Numerical Ability 21-24
Reasoning Ability 26-30
Overall Good Attempts 65-75

The above number of good attempts may vary from state to state as well as from category to category because IBPS Clerk 2020 Notification was released for different states and categories. Now, Let’s Discuss about the IBPS Clerk 2020 exam analysis.

Also Check, IBPS Clerk Exam Analysis 2020: IBPS Clerk Prelims Shift 1st Exam Analysis and Review (5th December)

IBPS Clerk Prelims 2020 Shift 2 Section-Wise Exam Analysis

IBPS Clerk Prelims exam had three sections i.e., English Language, Numerical Ability and Reasoning Ability. Each section had a time allotted to it.

Over-all, The paper was Easy-moderate.

English Language

This section comprised 30 questions. The difficulty level of the question paper was Easy- moderate. Good attempts are 23-26.

The topics asked in exam are as follows:-

Type  No. of Questions
Reading Comprehension(Bio- Diversity) 5
Word Rearrangement 5
Phrase Replacement 6
Misspelt 3
Fillers 6
Fill in the blanks 5
Total 30

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Numerical Ability

This section comprised of 35 questions. The difficulty level of the question paper was Moderate. Good attempts were 21-24.

The topics asked in exam are as follows:-

Type  No. of Questions
Simplification 15
Arithmetic 10
Wrong Number Series 5
DI(Casual and Formal shirts) 5
 Total  35

Reasoning Ability

This section comprised 35 questions. The difficulty level of the question paper was Easy- Moderate. Good attempts were 26-30.

The topics asked in exam are as follows:-

Type  No. of Questions
Puzzle(Single row, Double row, Circle based- 8 persons, Flat based-4 floor, 2 Flat) 20
Syllogism 3
Alphabetical series 8
Word Formation 1
Number based 1
Blood relation 2
Total 35

Frequently Asked Questions(FAQs)

Here are some frequently asked questions which must be arising in candidates minds’.

Q. Can a candidate sit for IBPS Clerk Exam twice?

Ans. No, each candidate can sit for this exam only once in a year.

Q. What will the IBPS Clerk Exam cut-off?

Ans. The cut-off will be based on the exam level and the number of candidates appeared.

Q. When is the IBPS Clerk main examination?

Ans. The main exam will be held on 28th February 2021.

Q. Will there be normalization in IBPS Clerk?

Ans. Yes, normalization will be there based on the difficulty of the question paper.

 

FAQs

Q. Can a candidate sit for IBPS Clerk Exam twice?

Ans. No, each candidate can sit for this exam only once in a year.

Q. What will the IBPS Clerk Exam cut-off?

Ans. The cut-off will be based on the exam level and the number of candidates appeared.

Q. When is the IBPS Clerk main examination?

Ans. The main exam will be held on 28th February 2021.

Q. Will there be normalization in IBPS Clerk?

Ans. Yes, normalization will be there based on the difficulty of the question paper.