How to prepare Quantitative Aptitude for IBPS PO?

For some aspirants, Quantitative Aptitude of banking can be backbreaking task but it can prove to be most scoring if prepared diligently. These aspirants are actually unaware of the correct approach to attempt Quantitative Aptitude questions. Due to this, their preparation may turn out to be nightmare for them.

 In this article, you will know how to prepare quantitative aptitude for IBPS PO 2020

 For Quantitative Aptitude, primary requirement is the knowledge of basic calculation. Basic calculation includes addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. There are many aspirants who are afraid of calculation. Due to this, they don’t put their efforts whole heartedly. But they need to know that basic calculation is the foundation of Quantitative Aptitude. Try to learn Vedic Mathematics as it will improve your speed while attempting questions.

 Then there are tables, squares, cubes and percentage conversion which are very essential for Quantitative Aptitude. Learn double tables from 1-20, squares up to 30, cubes up to 20 and basic percentage conversions. This will increase your speed of calculation. But aspirants tend to forget them frequently. So, they need regular revision. Try to give at least 30 minutes in a day to revise them thoroughly.

 Check the complete syllabus of quantitative aptitude of IBPS PO and note it down in a form of a list. Every time you finish a chapter, tick the checkbox. This will help you to analyze in which direction your preparation is going. This will also motivate you to complete the list as soon as possible.

 Take a look at previous 10 year questions and observe which topic carries more importance. Analyze it and try to understand the changing pattern of the exam over the years.

 Quantitative Aptitude questions of banking can be categorized into three types:

 In the exam, there are questions which come in the group of 5. These questions are from quadratic equations, number series, simplification and approximation. These questions are not lengthy as compared to other arithmetic questions. So, aspirants just need to know what to do and have to find the solution straight away on seeing the question. An aspirant should attempt these questions first as they are most scoring and can be solved in few seconds. Watch 2-3 IBPS PO online video course daily on makemyexam.in. This will hardly take your 8 to 10 minutes. Master these topics as they will fetch you good scores.

 There are data interpretation questions in which some data is given and you need to understand it and then answer all the questions. These questions require basic knowledge of Percentage, Ratio and proportion, Profit and loss and Average. Learn the concept of these topics and apply them in data interpretation questions.

 At last there are arithmetic questions which need a lot of practice. These are the questions which are very diverse and can be asked in many ways. Arithmetic topics require extra attention. So, practice at least 30 questions from one topic every day.

After covering each topic, you should check what you have grasped. Take mini mock test of that topic and analyze your preparation. Every day set a new target and challenge yourself. This will increase your confidence and boost you to achieve your goal early.

 Apply these tips while preparing for Quantitative Aptitude and attain your dream of becoming a banker. PUSH YOURSELF, because no one else is going to do it for you.

 Good Luck!!!

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