IBPS MBA Marketing

Hello sir I am Suresh and I had applied for the Marketing Officer Post in IBPS SO Recruitment as I have done MBA in Marketing so will you please provide me the test pattern and syllabus of this Post Recruitment??

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Institute of Banking Personnel Selection is an autonomous agency in India,
which started its operation in 1975 as Personnel Selection Services.

Here as per your demand I am providing you test pattern and syllabus of the
IBPS SO Recruitment

Test Pattern:

-Reasoning Section : 50 Marks

-English Language Section : 25 Marks

-Quantitative Aptitude Section : 50 Marks

-Professional Knowledge : 75 Marks

Syllabus:

Reasoning Section: This section majorly consist of Verbal and Non Verbal
questions. Appended below are different types of verbal questions:

1. Number Series

2. Statement & Argument

3. Verbal Reasoning

4. Letter & symbol series

5. Coding-decoding

6. Making Judgement

7. Blood Relation

The Non Verbal Section Includes:

1. Classification

2. Series Completion

3. Finding missing figure

English Section: This section majorly consists of grammar questions.
Following are the different types of questions from English section:

1. Synonyms

2. Antonyms

3. Verb

4. Error Correction

5. Tenses

6. Fill in the blanks

7. Reading Comprehension

8. Unseen passages

9. Vocabulary

Quantitative Aptitude Section: This section majorly consists of two part i.e.
data interpretation and arithmetic. This section has MCQ with 5 choices.

Data Interpretation section have:

1. Pie Chart

2. Bar Graph

3. Tabulation

4. Line graph

Arithmetic Section includes:

1. Number System

2. Ratio & proportion

3. LCM & HCF

4. Time & distance

5. Average

6. Profit & Loss

7. Simple & Compound Interest

8. Geometry

9. Trigonometry

10. Statistics

11. Mensuration

General Awareness: This section consists majorly on current affairs with the
major focus on Banking questions.

Professional Knowledge: This section has questions based on the post you
are applying for. This section will have questions based on your graduation
syllabus for that particular subject with special focus given on the current
affairs on those subjects.