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Syllabus of IBPS PO and SSC CGL

Syllabus of IBPS PO and SSC CGL

Both SBI PO and SSC-CGL Share the same syllabus, nearly 80 to 85% syllabus is same for both exams.

Exam Pattern :

Common Written Examination will be conducted online which consists of objective type questions. Total mark of the exam is 200 and duration is 2 hours. There will be Negative Marking of 0.25 marks for each wrong answer. If a question is left blank, there will be no negative marking for that question. 

Common Written Examination Pattern :

Sr.
No.
Name of Tests (Objective)
Maximum
Marks
Duration
1
Reasoning
50


Composite Time of 2 hours
2
English Language
40
3
Quantitative Aptitude
50
4
General Awareness
40
5
Computer Knowledge
20
6
Total
200

Cutoff Score :

Each candidate will be required to obtain a minimum score in each test and also a minimum total score to be considered to be shortlisted for interview.

Depending on the number of vacancies available, cutoffs will be decided and candidates will be shortlisted for interview.

Prior to the completion of the interview process, scores obtained in the online examination will not be shared with the candidates shortlisted for interview.

Negative Marks :

The penalty of 0.25 marks will be levied, if any wrong answer has been given.

The candidates are advised that they must ensure about the correct answer while marking the answer.

In other case if candidate does not attempt the question and left black it, no wrong penalty will be applicable.

Minimum Cutoff Marks :

The candidates must score a minimum marks or score in each of the paper to apply for the vacancies in participating body.

The minimum cut off marks will be 24 (Gen. Category) and 21 (for reserved category).

Interview:

After getting the position in the list of shortlist of the candidates will be called for the interview.
The total marks for interview are 100.

The marks should not be less than 40% to qualify the interview. The weightage ration of Exam and interview should be 80:20.

Subject wise detailed syllabus :

1. Reasoning :-  

TOPIC
EXPECTED NUMBER OF QUESTIONS
Logical Reasoning
5-10
Syllogism
5
Blood Relations
5
Input Output
0-5
Coding Decoding
5
Alphanumeric Series
0-5
Ranking/Direction/Alphabet Test
0-5
Data Sufficiency
0-5
Coded Inequalities
5
Seating Arrangement
10
Puzzle
5-7
Tabulation
5

2. English Language :-

TOPIC
EXPECTED NUMBER OF QUESTIONS
Reading Comprehension
10
Cloze Test
10
Fill in the blanks
0-5
Multiple Meaning/Error Spotting
0-5
Paragraph Complete/ Sentence Correction
5
Para jumbles
5
Miscellaneous
5

3. Quantitative Aptitude :-

TOPIC
EXPECTED NUMBER OF QUESTIONS
Simplification
5
Ratio & Proportion, Percentage
3
Number Systems
3
Profit & Loss
2
Mixtures & Alligations
1-2
Simple Interest & Compound Interest & Surds & Indices
1-2
Work & Time
2
Time & Distance
2
Mensuration – Cylinder, Cone, Sphere
1-2
Sequence & Series
5
Permutation, Combination & Probability
5
Data Interpretation
15

4. Computer Knowledge :-

NUMBER
TOPIC
1
Hardware
2
Software
3
Database (introduction)
4
Communication (Basic Introduction)
5
Networking (LAN, WAN, MAN)
6
Internet (Concept, History, working environment, Application)
7
Security Tools, Virus, Hacker
8
MS Windows & MS Office
9
Logic Gates
10
Number System
11
History of Computers


5. General Awareness :-

Current Affairs-

This would primarily focus on all news based items from various fields like sports, awards, summits, new appointments, obituaries, Indian Defense, etc. Please be thorough with newspaper, preferably “THE HINDU”.

 Banking Awareness-

Indian Financial System – Overview of Financial Markets (Money Market, Capital Market, Forex Market, Credit Market), Financial Intermediaries involved (like investment bankers, underwriters, stock exchanges, registrars, depositories, custodians, portfolio managers, mutual funds, primary dealers, Authorised dealers, self regulatory organizations, etc. Also read important committees and its recommendations.

Government Schemes -

All important schemes for ex. Bharat Nirman, Swavlamban, Swabhiman , All schemes discussed in budget – the details like when was it introduced, important facts related to same, budgetary allocation etc.

Regulatory Bodies like -

RBI, (RBI History/ Functions/ Roles/) SEBI, IRDA, PFRDA, FSDC, FMC etc its role functions and fact based details

Monetary & Credit Policies who decides, basis of change and its relation with Inflation and other related issues & Inflation (Types) CRR/ SLR/ Repo/ Re-Repo/Bank Rate etc.

Budget Basics and Current Union Budget – Discussion of Budget related terminologies like GDP, Fiscal Deficit, Various kinds of taxes, Government revenue model and spending etc. and discussion on Union Budget 2014. Also major pointers for Rail Budget and Economic Survey to be read.

History of Indian Banking Industry -

(Pre Independence, Post Independence, Nationalisation), Structure of Indian Banking, Types of Banks (Scheduled, Co-operatives), categorisation of Bank (Pvt, PSU, Foreign), NHB, SIDBI, EXIM, NABARD, IDBI its role etc and concept of NBFC.

International Organisations/ Financial Institutions -

IMF, World Bank, ADB, UN related agencies, recent development in them members heads etc functions, recent loans given by them to India or any country in the world where Crisis is going on.

Capital Market & Money Market -

Concept, Types of Instruments they deal in like (1. Call/Notice Money 2. Treasury Bills 3. Term Money, 4. Certificate of Deposit 5. Commercial Papers or Capital Market Instruments like equity Shares, preference shares, or Debt segment like Debentures etc also talk about Stock Exchanges in India and world.

Other important concepts like -

BASEL, Micro Finance, Base Rate, Negotiable Instruments, Credit Rating Agencies, Financial Inclusions, Teaser Rates, GAAR, Priority Sector Lending and all other important concepts.

COMPUTER ABBREVIATION

COMPUTER ABBREVIATION 

 You find many of Basic Computer Knowledge abbreviation questions in LIC, AAO, RRB, Railway jobs, bank jobs, ibps, and interview learn them efficiently and score well.


•             Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line – ADSL

•             American National Standards Institute – ANSI

•             Application Program Interface – API

•             American Standard Code For Information Interchange – ASCII

•             Basic Input Output System – BIOS

•             Bytes Per Seconds – BPS

•             Computer Aided Design – CAD

•             Cisco Certified Network Associate – CCNA

•             Common Gateway Interface – CGI

•             Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor – CMOS

•             Common Business Oriented Language – COBOL

•             Central Processing Unit – CPU

•             Cathode Ray Tube – CRT

•             Data Base Management System – DBMS

•             Domain Name System (Server) – DNS

•             Digital Subscriber Line – DSL

•             Erasable Read Only Memory – EROM

•             File Transfer Protocol – FTP

•             Giga Bytes – GB

•             Graphical User Interface – GUI

•             Hard Disk Drive – HDD

•             Hyper Text Markup Language – HTML

•             Hyper Text Transfer Protocol – HTTP

•             IO: Input Output

•             IC: Integrated Circuit

•             IE: Internet Explorer

•             ISP: Internet Service Provider

•             JPEG: Joint Photographic Experts Group

•             LAN: Local Area Network

•             MB: MegaBytes

•             MBPS: Mega Bytes Per Second

•             MODEM: Modulator And Demodulator

•             MP3: Motion Pictures Experts Group Layer 3

•             MPEG: Motion Pictures Experts Group

•             MS: Microsoft

•             NTFS: New Technology File System

•             OS – Operating System

•             PC: Personal Computer

•             PCI: Peripheral Component Interconnect

•             PDF: Portable Document Format

•             PNG: Portable Network Graphics

•             PNP: Plug And Play

•             RAM: Random Access Memory

•             ROM: Read Only Memory

•             SDK: Software Development Kit

•             SQL: Structured Query Language

•             TCP: Transmission Control Protocol

•             UI: User Interface

•             URL: Universal Resource Locator

•             VAN: Virtual Area Network

•             VB: Visual Basic

•             VPN: Virtual Private Network

•             W3C: World Wide Web Consortium

•             WAN: Wide Area Network

•             WINDOWS NT: Windows New Technology

•             WINDOWS XP: Windows Experienced

•             WWW: World Wide Web

•             XML: Extensible Markup Language

•             WYSIWYG: What You See Is What You Get

Computer Common Short-Cut Keys

Computer Common  Short-Cut Keys

Computer Shortcut keys help provide an easier and usually quicker method of navigating and executing commands in computer software programs. Shortcut keys are commonly accessed by using the Alt key (on IBM compatible computers), Command key (on Apple computers), Ctrl key, or Shift key in conjunction with another key

Some basic Keys for Common Tasks


•             Ctrl + Shift + Spacebar - Create a non-breaking space

•             Ctrl + B - Make letters bold

•             Ctrl + I - Make letters italic

•             Ctrl + U - Make letters underline

•             Ctrl + Shift+ < - Decrease font size one value

•             Ctrl + Shift + > - Increase the font size one value

•             Ctrl + [ - Increase the font size by 1 point

•             Ctrl + ] - Decrease the font size by 1 point

•             Ctrl + Spacebar - Remove paragraph or character formatting.

•             Ctrl + C - Copy the selected text or object

•             Ctrl + X - Cut the selected text or object

•             Ctrl + V - Paste text or an object

•             Ctrl + Alt + V - Paste special

•             Ctrl + Shift + V - Paste formatting only

•             Ctrl + Z - Undo the last action

•             Ctrl + Y - Redo the last action

  Control - Keys + Function Keys


 •             Ctrl+F2 - Choose the print preview command (Microsoft office Button)

•             Ctrl+F3 - Cut on the spike

•             Ctrl+F4 - Close the window

•             Ctrl+F6 - Go to the next window

•             Ctrl+F9 - Insert an empty field

•             Ctrl+F10 - Maximise the document window

•             Ctrl+F11 - Lock a field

•             Ctrl+F12 - Choose the Open command (Microsoft Office Button)
                                 Function Keys

 •             Ctrl+F2 - Choose the print preview command (Microsoft office Button)

•             Ctrl+F3 - Cut on the spike

•             Ctrl+F4 - Close the window

•             Ctrl+F6 - Go to the next window

•             Ctrl+F9 - Insert an empty field

•             Ctrl+F10 - Maximise the document window

•             Ctrl+F11 - Lock a field

•             Ctrl+F12 - Choose the Open command (Microsoft Office Button)

•             Ctrl+F2 - Choose the print preview command (Microsoft office Button)

•             Ctrl+F3 - Cut on the spike

•             Ctrl+F4 - Close the window

 Shortcut Keys of MS-Excel


•             F2 - Edit the selected cell

•             F5 - Go to a  specific cell

•             F7 - Spell check selected text and/or document

•             F11 - Create  chart

•             Ctrl + Shift + ; - Enter the current time

•             Ctrl + ; - Enter the current date

•             Shift + F3 - Open the Excel formula window

•             Shift + F5 - Bring up search box.

•             Ctrl + A - Select all contents of the worksheet

•             Ctrl + B - Bold highlighted selection

•             Ctrl + I - Italic highlighted selection

•             Ctrl + U - Underline highlighted selection

•             Ctrl + P - Bring up the print dialog box to begin printing

•             Ctrl + Z - Undo last action

•             Ctrl + F9 - Minimise current workbook

•             Ctrl + F10 - Maximise currently selected workbook

•             Ctrl + F6 - Switch between open workbooks/window

•             Ctrl + Page Up - Move between Excel worksheet in the same Excel document.

•             Ctrl + Page Down - Move between Excel worksheets in the same Excel document

•             Ctrl + Tab - Move between two or more open Excel files

•             Alt + = - Create a formula to sum all of the above cells

•             Ctrl + ’ - Insert the value of the above cell into cell currently selected.

•             Ctrl + Arrow key - Move to next section to text

•             Ctrl + Space - Select entire column

•             Shift + Space - Select entire row