Banking Exam Excellence

Target IBPS PO Selection with Theni's Expert Banking Faculty

Master Public Sector Bank recruitment with our structured 3-tier training module, specialized sectional speed strategies, and real-time exam simulations.

Tier 01 Prelims Speed Track

Prelims Speed & Accuracy Blueprint

Master 100 questions within sectional time limits using quick calculation shortcuts.

Quantitative Aptitude

Data Interpretation basics, quadratic equations, and rapid approximation.

Reasoning Ability

Seating arrangements, syllogisms, inequalities, and blood relation logic.

English Language

Grammar fundamentals, reading comprehension, and error detection drills.

Tier 03 Final Selection

IBPS Panel Advanced Reasoningaration

Personalized mock interviews and personality development for maximum scoring.

Mock Interview Panels

Real-time mock sessions with retired Public Sector Bank executives.

Personal Profile & Bio-Data Prep

Custom guidance on highlighting your educational background and strengths.

Current Banking & HR Questions

Handling stress questions, situational scenarios, and economic awareness.

Sectional and Full-Length Mock Tests

Timed sectional and full-length practice for exam readiness.

Latest Updated Study Materials

Updated exam-focused materials and practice resources.

Performance Based Individual Feedback

Individual guidance based on mock-test performance.

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IBPS PO

Three-stage preparation covering Prelims, Mains + Descriptive Test and Interview.

IBPS PO

The IBPS PO exam selects Probationary Officers for participating public sector banks through a three-stage process: Phase I (Prelims), Phase II (Mains + Descriptive Test), and Phase III (Interview).

Both Phase I and Phase II objective tests apply a negative marking of 0.25 marks for each wrong answer. There are strict sectional cut-offs and sectional timings in both written phases.

Phase I: Preliminary Examination (100 Marks)

The Prelims is an online screening test. Marks scored here are not counted for the final merit list.

SectionNo. of QuestionsMaximum MarksSectional Duration
English Language303020 Minutes
Quantitative Aptitude353520 Minutes
Reasoning Ability353520 Minutes
Total10010060 Minutes

Sectional Topic Breakdown

  • English Language: Reading Comprehension (8–10 questions), Cloze Test, Error Spotting (Grammar), Sentence Improvement, Para Jumbles, Fillers (Single/Double), and Word Swap.
  • Quantitative Aptitude: Data Interpretation (Radars, Tables, Bar/Line graphs, Caselets), Number Series (Missing & Wrong), Quadratic Equations, Simplification/Approximation, and Arithmetic Word Problems (Percentage, Profit & Loss, Simple & Compound Interest, Ratio, Time & Work, Speed Time & Distance, Probability).
  • Reasoning Ability: Syllogism, Inequalities, Coding-Decoding, Blood Relations, Direction Sense, Order & Ranking, and Puzzles & Seating Arrangements (Linear, Circular, Box, Floor, and Month/Date scheduling).

Phase II: Main Examination (225 Marks)

The Mains exam score is combined with the Interview score for final selection. It consists of an Objective Test and an immediate Descriptive Test.

Part A: Objective Test (200 Marks)

SectionNo. of QuestionsMaximum MarksSectional Duration
Reasoning & Computer Aptitude456060 Minutes
General/Economy/Banking Awareness404035 Minutes
English Language354040 Minutes
Data Analysis & Interpretation356045 Minutes
Total1552003 Hours

Part B: Descriptive Test (25 Marks | 30 Minutes)

  • Letter Writing (Formal/Informal, choice of 1 out of 3 options) – 10 Marks
  • Essay Writing (Current social, financial, or economic topics, choice of 1 out of 3 options) – 15 Marks

Mains Sectional Topic Breakdown

  • Reasoning & Computer Aptitude: Advanced & Multi-variable Puzzles, Machine Input-Output, Coded Blood Relations/Directions/Syllogisms, Data Sufficiency, and Critical Reasoning (Course of Action, Cause & Effect, Strength of Arguments). Computer Aptitude focuses on Binary Conversion, Logic Gates, and system flowcharts.
  • General/Economy/Banking Awareness: Dynamic current affairs of the last 6 months, Banking terminology, RBI rules and notifications, Union Budget, Government Schemes, Financial Inclusion, and Static GK related to financial hubs, regulatory bodies, and international organizations.
  • Data Analysis & Interpretation: Unlike Prelims, this focuses strictly on heavy Data Interpretation. Includes Arithmetic-based DI (Time & Work or SI/CI concepts integrated into graphs), Missing DI, Caselets, Probability, and Quantity Comparison (Quantity I vs Quantity II).
  • English Language: Advanced-level Reading Comprehension (inference and vocabulary-based), Paragraph Completion, complex Error Spotting, and Sentence Connectors

Phase III: Personal Interview (100 Marks)

Candidates who clear the overall and sectional Mains cut-offs are called for a face-to-face interview panel at designated bank nodes.

  • Weightage: The final merit list is prepared using a 80:20 score split between the Mains Exam and the Interview.
  • Focus Areas: Personal background, academic achievements, knowledge of current financial and economic affairs, and situational problem-solving in banking scenarios.