IBPS RRB Office Assistant Mains Exam Analysis – 18th December 2016

IBPS RRB Office Assistant Mains 2016 Exam Analysis 18th December . The students who cleared the IBPS RRB Prelims Exam had appeared for this Mains Exam. This article is about IBPS RRB Office Assistant Mains Analysis. The exam was of Moderate Level. The IBPS RRB Mains Exam consist of 200 questions .

The exam was divided into Five sections .

• Quantitative Aptitude
• Reasoning
• English/Hindi Language
• General Awareness
• Computer Knowledge.

Pattern of the Exam

Name of Section	No. of Questions
Reasoning	40
English	40
Quantitative Aptitude	40
General Awareness	40
Computer Knowledge	40

1. Quantitative Aptitude:

Topics	No of Question
Syllogism	5
Seating Arrangement	10
Puzzles	10
Logical easoning	5
Coding Decoding	5
Data sufficiency	5
Miscelleneous	5

 

2. English Language

Topics	No of Question
Reading Comprehension	15
Cloze Test	10
Spotting Errors	5
Sentenced Fillers	5
Para Jumbles	5

 

3. Quantitative Aptitude

Topics	No of Question
Data Interpretation	15
Data Sufficiency	5
Quadratic Equation	5
Miscelleneous	15

 

4. General Awareness

This section was of moderate level and mainly questions were asked from Current Affairs and Banking Awareness. The questions were mainly asked from Banking, Static, financial and Current affairs. Questions were also asked from topics like Asian conference , Common-wealth game,   PNB brand Ambassador , Country presidents,  NRI Summit, MOUs,Urja Ganga Yojna etc..

5. Computer knowledge

Computer section was easy and was scoring. Questions were asked from topics like Pointing Device, Related to input output, Internet , Shortcut Key, Uppercase button, Number lock key, Email Attachment and Homepage etc.

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