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Sectional timings are introduced in IBPS exams recently and it is mounting pressure with aspirants. One needs to master all the sections to combat this new exam pattern and for that exam preparation should be smart enough to manage time effectively. Previously, candidates used to attempt the sections according to their preferences and proficiency in a subject but now they need to devote equal time to all the sections. Each section is allowed a stipulated time limit of 20 minutes only. It is obligatory to attain sectional time limit to qualify the exam thus a lot of practice is needed to attempt each section accurately. Smart and considerate process of groundwork can make the learning and understanding result oriented. It is advisable to craft the study plan which should be smart as well as balanced enough to practice and study effectively. IBPS CLERK exam is not “hard nut to crack” yet it needs appropriate preparation to conquer the sectional timings. Let us discuss some sig...

Bank exams are generally has a higher difficulty level than any other exams as it requires presence of mind and proficiency in the topics studied. Every section has typical questions based on aptitude and knowledge. IBPS and SBI are such examining bodies that conduct clerical and officer level exams to appoint staff for nationalized banks. IBPS CLERK and SBI CLERK are most sought exams in the banking sector by aspirants. Clerk is a person who handles most of the customers and holds a prominent place in the BANK. In other words he is termed as SINGLE WINDOW OPERATOR. His duties includes Clerk, Data entry Clerk, Office Clerk, Commercial Clerk, Exchange clerks, Interest clerks, Statement clerks, Loan clerks, Security clerks, etc. Our country has millions of aspirants applying for clerical banking jobs in various public sector banks through IBPS. On the other hand, SBI conducts a separate exam for the post of clerks in their banks.   Difference between IBPS Cle...