(Studyplan) SBI PO Reasoning (High Level) - Topicwise Approach, Booklist, Strategy, Cutoffs Mrunal

[Studyplan] SBI PO Reasoning (High Level): Topicwise Approach, booklist, strategy, Cutoffs Mrunal
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Approach, booklist, strategy, Cutoffs
The structure of SBI PO Exam
2013
Reasoning: Topicwise breakup
SBI papers
Reasoning: SSC vs SBI
Reasoning approach: Higher
Level
3 Statement Syllogism
Reasoning Approach: Usual topics
Eligibility Test
Math Operations+Inequality
Sitting arrangement
Non verbal
Data Sufficiency
Input Output
Reasoning: Peripheral Topics
DBT: Direction Based Test
Coding Decoding
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Data Interpretation (DI) 50
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Reasoning: Topicwise breakup SBI papers
2011 2010 2010(Asso.Banks)
Reasoning
Usual
Coding-Decoding 6 3 5
Direction based tests 0 2 1
Dictionary (Alphabet) test 0 2 3
Maths operations, inequalities 3 6 6
Sitting arrangement 13 5 5
Eligibility Test 0 5 5
Odd pair 3 0 0
Data Sufficiency 5 0 0
Input output 3 0 0
Misc. 0 2 0
Subtotal: Reasoning (Usual) 33 25 25
Reasoning
High
Level
Fact-assumption-inference-
conclusion
2 7 10
Course of Action 0 6 0
Cause effect 1 2 0
Strong/weak argument 3 0 5
3 statement Syllogism 6 5 5
Subtotal: Reasoning (Higher
level)
12 20 20
Non
Verbal
non-verbal (image based) 5 5 5
Total: Verbal Reasoning
(usual+higher)+Non verbal
50 50 50
2008s SBI PO paper doesnt follow this pattern of High level reasoning
(or tougher data interpretation Qs like those of 2010s papers). Hence 2008
is ignored from the analysis.
Reasoning: SSC vs SBI
SSC SBI PO
Non verbal reasoning involves usual image-series+
paper-folding, mirror reflection test, dice/cubes.
paper-folding, mirror
test, dice/cubes=not
asked.
2 statement syllogism x at most 2 questions.
3 statement syllogism,
minimum 5 questions.
Lot of Qs. From Analogy, series, and odd pairs. Hardly.
Barely any question on higher level
reasoning.(assumption, inference etc.)
Lots of.
Anyways, lets start.For the purpose of efficient preparation, I classify reasoning
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topics into two categories.
Core topics
Majority of the reasoning is asked from these topics. Often in a
set of 5 Questions.
So Cost:Benefit ratio is quite good, if you master these topics.
Chillar
(peripheral)
Barely 2-3 questions from each topic.
Observe this chart:
Reasoning approach: Higher Level
Based on the previous papers of SBI, we can see that higher level reasoning is
made up of following topics
1. Fact-assumption-inference-conclusion
2. Course of Action
3. Cause effect
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4. Strong/weak argument
5. Three Statement Syllogism
While both R.S.Agarwal and BS Sijwalis books have covered these topics,
but problem with both of those books=they merely give you a few solved
exams and then give a big list of practice questions.
But the basic concepts/ theory /underlying principles are not covered in
depth.
Then You often face the doubt why option A is the answer and why not
B option? OR why is this an inference and not an assumption?
So, for SBI POs higher level reasoning questions (assumption, inference,
strong/weak argument etc), refer to Analytical Reasoning by MK Pandey
(BSC publication)
MK Pandey not only helps you for Higher level reasoning, but also for
provides some speed-techniques for usual reasoning topics (such as input
output, arrangement, eligibility test, coded inequalities etc.)
Anyways the study approach for Higher level Reasoning (for SBI PO) should be
like following:
Higher Reasoning Topic
Chapter Number
MK Pandey RS Agarwal
1. Statement-Assumption 3 3
3. Inference, conclusion 5 5, 6
2. Strong/ Weak argument 4, 9 2
4. Cause effect 10 8
5. Course of Action 6 4
For example, pickup the topic Assumptions.
1. First understand theory from MK Pandeys Chapter #3, solve all sums given
in MK Pandey.
2. Then move to RS Agarwals Chapter #3 for extra practice. (or if youve BS
Sijwali, go to Chapter #23).
To solve the last three categories of questions (Strengthen / Weaken arguments,
cause-effect, course of action), you must know whatre the facts, assumptions,
inferences and conclusions in the given statements. Therefore, preparation
sequence should be: assumption topic>inference>strengthen / weaken
arguments and so on
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All cats are dogs..
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Then do all sums given in Chapter 11 of MK Pandey and finally Chapter 1 of RS
Agarwal (under Logic portion).
Reasoning Approach: Usual topics
In Decreasing priority order.
Chapter Number
MK Pandey RS Agarwal
1. Eligibility Tests 12 18
2. Math Operations 17,18,19 13
3. Sitting Arrangement 20 6 (Puzzle Test)
4. Data Sufficiency 7 17
5. Input Output 13 to 16 7
Eligibility Test
First youre given a passage with conditions like,
Applications are invited for xyz post. If candidate has graduation with 50%
marks and 3 years work experience. then forward letter to Deputy manager,
else . forward letter to.
Then five questions are given, each has a unique case like If Rahul Gandhi
has **% in graduation and ** years of work ex and.then what to do?
This is known as eligibility test- very commonly asked in BankPO exams.
Advantage=If you get the question, its a set of 4-5 questions. (helps you
clear sectional cutoff).
Problem=can be time consuming, if not practiced @home.
First understand the techniques and tips given in Chapter 12 of MK Pandey.
Then practice all the sums given in Chapter 18 of RS Agarwal.
Theyre usually of three types
Type Example
1. BODMAS
+means x,
x means and..
2. Inequality
P@Q means P is not smaller than Q
P%Q means P is neither smaller not equal to Q
3. Relationship
P#Q means P is brother of Q
P^Q means P is sister of Q
Again, math operation questions are pretty common in BankPO exams
Problem=you may get wrong answer or waste lot of time.=need maximum
practice at home.
Approach: All theory and all sums of Chapter 17,18,19 of MK Pandey.
Then practice all the sums given in Chapter 18 of RS Agarwal.
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Sitting arrangement
Can be of following types
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2. Rectangular table
3. Blood relations (A is mother of B who is sister of C and)
4. Appointment (Arranging lectures from Mon. to Sat., name of professors vs
subjects)
5. Complex (Person, building floor, occupation etc.)
Advantage=Minimum 1 set (=5 questions) always asked in BankPO exam.
(=helps clearing the sectional cutoffs).
Problem=can be sitters (=very time consuming), If not practiced @home.
Approach: Understand the techniques explained in Chapter 20 of MK
Pandey.
Then practice all the sums given in Chapter 6 (Puzzle Test) of RS Agarwal.
Non verbal
Usually five questions.
Practice is must. Try to solve the question by eliminating the unfit cases
first.
Solve all the questions in RS Agarwal==>Non Verbal portion ==>Series,
Analogy and Classification.
You may ignore mirrors and paper folding, because usually theyre usually
not asked in BankPO exams. (However theyre important for SSC-CGL
exam).
Data Sufficiency (DS)
It is very easy to make mistakes in these question.
Theoretical part must be absolutely clear in your mind.
So first clear the theory from Chapter 7 of MK Pandey. Practice all
exercises.
Then practice all sums given in Chapter 17 of RS Agarwal.
Input Output
Chapter 13 to 16 of MK Pandey then practice Chapter 7 of RS Agarwal.
This ends the core topics. Now, Moving to the peripheral topics (i.e. Chillar
topics).
Reasoning: Peripheral Topics
Peripheral Topics Chap.#in RS Agarwal
1. Coding Decoding 4
2. Direction Based Tests 8
3. Dictionary (alphabet) arrangement 10
DBT: Direction Based Test
E.g. A man walks 1 km towards East and then he turns to South and walks for 5
kms. Then heNow how far is he from the starting point?
This is a no-excuse topic. Practice all sums given in Chapter 8 of RS Agarwal.
Coding Decoding
Can be of two types
Words Numbers
Health is written as GSKZDG then North
will be written as
453945 means decide then
8978 means
Sometimes youre given a matrix table and youve to decode the words
accordingly. Do all the sums given in Chapter #4 of RS Agarwal.
Dictionary (Alphabet) tests
Chapter #10 of RS Agarwal.
Misc.
Once ^all of above is done, get an overview of the misc. topics such as
sequence, series, odd pair, dice, cubes, clocks, calendars, Venn Diagrams
etc. from RS Agarwals/BS Sijwalis book.
This concludes the preparation of reasoning section for SBI PO.
How to approach GA+Marking+Computer, explained in separate article:
click me (with free study material for computer, IT, economy etc.)
How people dig their own graves in Bank PO/Clerk exams?
1. They underestimate the level of competition.
2. They buy the books, magazines, download PDF files from internet and so
on. But they only gather material. They never process the gathered
material.
3. They just spend time in day dreaming and facebook, TV, SMS, PC/mobile
games, cricket, loitering around etc.
4. They start serious preparation only AFTER receiving the exam call letter.
5. During the exam, they think, ya ya ya the marketing and English section is
pappu so Im going to solve all questions here. And after that, Ill go to
maths and reasoning section.
6. They get stuck in lengthy calculations of Data interpretation (because
theyve never practiced multiplication and division @home). And often
make silly mistakes in calculation =negative marking.
7. They waste lots of minutes in sitting arrangement/eligibility test/non-verbal
reasoning type questions.
Ultimately they cannot even cross the sectional cutoffs.( Getting in the final merit
list is a far cry.)
So, How to avoid your grave?
Maximum revision +Maximum practice @home.
Mind will always find excuses (my cousins wedding, workload @office,
Im not in the mood.) but while youre making those excuses, someone
somewhere is busy reading books and doing sums.
The train of success doesnot show mercy on anyone, no matter how good the
excuse is, this train will not wait for you.
So always remember Anil Kapoor from Tezaab: time hotaa nahi hai, time
nikaalnaa padtaa hai. (There is no time as such, but youve to take out
time (to study)).
Donot HATE reasoning. In fact, Syllogism, sitting arrangement, eligibility
test etc. reasoning questions can be solved with maximum accuracy in short
time (once youve mastered them). So dont consider them your enemies,
make them your weapons. Theyll be immensely helpful in scoring high
marks.
When you get the question paper, you dont have to solve all questions in a
continuous sequence i.e. Reasoning question from 1 to 50. Then English 1 to
50 then DI from 1 to 50
Instead, first try to tick minimum 10-15 in each section first, and then come
back and solve remaining questions.

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2011 2010
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DI 50 10 10 13 4 4 8
Reasoning 50 10 10 13 8 8 12
Descriptive 50 18 18 20 18 18 20
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the best article sir
Dev
really good. if you can include sample questions then it will be great.
Anuj
Sir write something on SBI PO data interpretation paperso that we all can prepare
well in time:)
Hari
Dear Mrunal,
Syllabus says Data Interpretation but not Quantitative Aptitude. Then problems like
train, ages, boats, Allegations and mixtures are not needed. Right?
kunal
Mrunal sir
I have little doubt over cut-off marks of sbipo exam.I am surprised that after getting
only 110 marks(for general category)someone qualifies for the next phase,so kindly
clear my doubt that whether these cut-off marks are original.
thank you.
reema
sir.plz provide some English guidance 4 bank xam or lic xam..
sobhasagar
hi sir
Can you suggest which book to follow DATA INTERPRETATION
krishna
Very good article.
robin kumar
hello mrunal sir, i wanna tell u just one thing, this is the best website i hv ever seen.
this is just amazing. you r doing a lot for aspirants.
thank u so much sir for all this.. thanks a lot
robin kumar
HI sir, please provide some analysis fof sbi po descriptive paper.. it would be a great
help sir.
thanku sir
Bhupinder Pal Singh
Hats off to you Sir for your Research and analysis for SBI PO .
I am grateful to you for kind help.
Thanks .. :)
lakshmi theja
very useful information and also motivates to learn and compete
Lakshmi Theja
sir
this is very useful information and also motivates to learn and compete
kani
Then practice all the sums given in Chapter 18 of RS Agarwal
sir i cant find this in chp 18 do you mean the chp 13 mathematical operatios
kani
i will be happy if u do some analysis for LIC AAO exams
nitin Baraskar
please send some PO exam papers with high level reasoning on my email id, as
soon as possible
Sambhav
Sir please provide previous year SBI PO papers itll be of great help for us :)
nimit
Sir,
Please tell us about quantitative aptitude and mean, median mode etc. statistics in DI
for SBI PO exam. a few days have been left and quants demands a lot of practice
esp. for questions that involve big calculations.
Thank you.
Naveen
Awesom work for aspirants
suhani vashi
sir,u r providing the best helping strategies to us..thanks a lot
Mahesh Meena
After reading this i said No to PO ,, let me focus on UPSC only ,sadly each exam
have different syllabus
Paromita
Hi Mrunal Sir,
Thak you once again for this mind bloing guidelines for SBI Po 2013. I appreared for
theCSIR exam and yor guidelines really helped me a lot. Last day i visited Flipkart
where you have provided an excellent review on the book SBI PO by Kiran
Publishers. Basis yor review, I have purchased that book. Request you to kindly let
me know is that book exhaustive for teh SBI exam as we have aproximately 3 weeks
in hand and being a working professional, i find it hard to cope up with studies. But I
am really focused for this exam too..
Reagards,
Paromita
sandeep
Hi Sir,
SBI PO exam is nearby.what about the Data interpretation and English part??
Kindly upload please
Tanuja
Hi mrunal,
I have less time to SBI bank PO Exam, sir plz give me best example how to do at
this time for the best preparing could you please suggest me or provide me notes
for some important tips for the all section. Thanks a lot in advance:) :D
Maina
Thanks for the break-up of the syllabus..
Sanath
Great job Sirreally extradinory and this article having top to bottom
explanation and was just Awesome.Thanks a lot
kumod
Hi Mrunal,
Seriously your analysis is awesom!!! No other web site provide such a detailed
information!
Im appearing for both SSC & SBI POwill u pls guide me abt discriptive test in PO
exam?
What sort of prepration one should do ..and what sort of questions do they ask??
Where Can i get the previous year discriptive questions??
charan
is there negative marking in sbi po 2013 exam?? am not aware of it please confirm.
Govardhan Kurakula
Waiting for your update on Math and English for SBI PO.
Aparna
Dear Mrunal,
The SBI PO syllabus in the advertisement does not give QA as a section. Does it
imply that maths will not be asked in the SBI PO exam. pl advise.
Regards,
Aparna
Mrunal
(if you go by the previous papers).
Four types of DI questions:
1)table based, 2)bar/graph, 3)pie chart based and 4)caselets.
+/- Data sufficiency, permutation combination probability
Mridula
What are caselets Mrunal sir?
Mrunal
in typical DI question, youre either given a data table or a picture
(bar/line graph, pie chart)
But in caselet, they give a big paragraph describing some data and
youve to design your own table/graph accordingly and answer the
questions.
Mridula
Ok sir! Thanks! :)
Arvind kumar chauhan
love you mruna sir
nadeem
there is no point in scoring minimum to qualify just for the interview. the objective is
getting a job and for that we need at least 70-80 marks higher than the minimum
cutoff for interview
rohit
great website hats off man..
PIYUSH PANDEY
sir i have a problem in question 13, 14 of sbi po october 2008regarding choice of
answers..plz hekp
dhanjit choudhury
PLZ GIVE STRATEGY FOR WHAT TOTO PREPARE ,AND HOW TO PREPARE
FOR GD
Richa verma
Please write similar articles for English,Math,Computer,Marketing aptitude..asked in
SBI PO.
It would be very kind of you sir.
aks
articles for english computer marketing aptitude have already been uploaded.Do
check the links on left side.
Supratim Ghoshal
Dear Mrunal,
The sectional Cut off is added as 70 for general. Then why in 2011 phase 1, then
last person in GEN got 110.
aks
sectional cut off means the minimum score u need to score in a section to
qaulify.mere clearing sectional u won`t get a call u need to be among top
scorer to get a call.Imagine 18,00,000 candidates for just 1,500 vacany
aks
HI MRUNAL SIR,I WAS GOING THROUGH SBI INFORMATION HANDOUT FOR
PO AND I AM BIT CONFUSED ABOUT QUESTION NUMBER 42,43&44.PLEASE
HELP ME OUT
sanjeev kumar
sir!
Please shed some light on the
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there is some news of stay by yhe court
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it will be very great of u
RB
Resp. Sir,
Plz make it clear if it is necessary to clear the cutoffs for all the section in SBI PO or
to get 35% marks i.e. 70 marks out of 200. (which one correct OR BOTH)
Because few days back we saw the list of candidates called for GD and interview
from the back log vacancies fot the SBI PO 2011 Exam. In this list there are
candidates who have secured 3, 5 etc marks in data interpretation section (but their
marks are above 70 because they have got good marks in other sections)yet their
descriptive test has been checked and called for interview. If my interpretation
regarding this is wrong please make me correct
This is very important Sirreply soon
vishal
sir,
please write a separate article for Input Output problems. it will be very helpful for
me. i am getting mad at it
plz
akansha
thanxxxxxxxxxxxx sirrr its reallyy.. wrks.and help me to built my
confidence.
himanshu
sir, plz bring p an article over syllabus and topic analysis for up pcs.
thank you
Khushboo
Hello Sir,I am little bit confused abt the DI portion of the this exam. Do they ask QA
questions I mean like STD or other questions as in SSC? Or I should prepare only
DI. please help. I am done with my syllabus ony this portion is left.
vishal
nope. just DI..be prepared for long n heavy calculations, y vl av to do them
within time.!!!
Khushboo
Thanks Vishal nd I think I need to practice a lot.
AMIT KR PANDEY
thanks sir
will u plz provide more of information about sectional cut-off ?
and most important topic of eassy that can b come in the descriptive paper
Priyanka
does both objective and subjective gonna happen the same day??
RAJ AT
YES BOTH ON SAME DAY ONE AFTER ANOTHER
nikhil
thank you very much
Soham
Thanks to google for redirecting me here. invaluable place.
shilpa
CAN SOMEBODY SHARE THE HIGHEST SCORE SECURED IN SBI-PO 2010? AS
lowest was 110 to get thru it?
Shashank
The highest scored in SBI PO 2011 (written) was 191/250 :)
shilpa
@ Shashank: Thanks :). but from where u got this info?
Shashank
To be honest i dont remember the source.I saw it on some website
months ago.But the information is 100% authentic.You can trust me on
this.All the best !! :)
shilpa
Ok Shashank :). It was not like that i did not trust u, just like that
wanted to know from where we get all this info.
Anyways, thank u so much :). All the best to u too.
Akhilesh Kumar
Dear MRUNAL Sir,
Thank you very much for the above useful post. Please let me know that whether
quantitative aptitude is asked in SBI PO exam 2013 or not ?????? By QA means I
mean the traditional questions from Ratio & Proportion, Time & Distance, %age,profit
and loss, S.I. and C.I. etc.bcoz if Q.A will not b asked then y we should waste time
on that.
Eagerly waiting for your reply Sir..plz plz plz plz reply mrunal sir
Regards..
Akhilesh
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