IBPS Clerk Exam Pattern 2021 – Know Prelims and Mains Exam Pattern Details

Knowing IBPS Clerk Exam Pattern 2021 is the first step to begin your preparation. The official IBPS Clerk exam pattern is released by the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection, the conducting body of the examination with the notification PDF.

IBPS Clerk exam pattern is separately defined for prelims and mains examination. As we know, IBPS Clerk is a highly competitive exam, therefore candidates should commence their preparation timely to score well.

Before beginning with the preparation, candidates need to understand the IBPS Clerk exam pattern in detail. Going through the exam pattern of the IBPS Clerk will give you an estimate regarding the marking scheme, sections asked in the exams, duration allotted, etc.

Thus, in this post, you will find the detailed IBPS Clerk prelims exam pattern, as well as the IBPS Clerk mains exam pattern to bring a clear picture of the exam structure and help you prepare accordingly.

Let's understand the IBPS Clerk prelims exam pattern in detail. IBPS Clerk Prelims 2021 exam consist of 3 different sections which are as follows:

• English Language
• Reasoning Ability
• Numerical Ability

Attempt each section within the time frame in order to secure the cut off. However, IBPS Clerk prelims is of qualifying in nature, thus no marks will be added to the merit list. You can check the IBPS Clerk pre exam pattern in the tabulated form below:

This is all about the IBPS Clerk Prelims marking scheme and exam pattern. Now let's understand the IBPS Clerk Mains exam pattern 2021. 

IBPS Clerk Mains exam pattern 2021 consists of 4 sections namely General/Financial Awareness, General English, Reasoning Ability & Computer Aptitude, and Quantitative Aptitude. There is a sectional time limit for each of the sections. Thus, you may go through the latest exam pattern of the IBPS Clerk Mains 2021 exam below:

• 1 mark will be allotted for every correct answer in IBPS Clerk Prelims and Mains exam.
• IBPS Clerk mains reasoning section consists of 1.2 marks for every question.
• There is a negative marking of 1/4th or 0.25 marks for each wrong answer marked by the candidate.
• No marks will be deducted for questions untouched questions.

• Each section of IBPS Clerk prelims has a section-time limit of 20 minutes.
• IBPS Clerk prelims is of qualifying in nature. However, candidates still need to crack the sectional cut off in order to get selected for mains.
• The overall time given for the IBPS clerk prelim exam is 60 minutes.
• It is important to crack IBPS Clerk mains sectional as well as overall cutoff to get on the merit list.
• No overall choice over the sections will be provided however internal choice over questions will be there.

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