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Analysis of SIDBI Exam 2016

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Dear Aspirants
With the examination for SIDBI, we are here for a complete analysis of how the paper was, what was the level, what were the major questions asked in the paper, and how can the candidates improve their score

Our Complete Analysis:

The level of SIDBI exam was easy. We have interviewed many candidates and average of them have attempted over 130 questions.

Quant: Quant section was simple. Questions were there from Speed maths, approximation, missing number ratio and proportion, profit loss and percentage and 4 set on Data Interpretation. An average attempt in the section was 27.

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Reasoning: Reasoning section was simple. Out of the 50 questions asked 30 were pretty easy.
Questions were asked from Syllogism, Statement assumption conclusion, data sufficiency, logical reasoning, Other reasoning questions, like direction based, word puzzle, a very simple arrangement based question etc. Average Attempt in this section was 26.

English: English section was simple. Questions were primarily asked from English Comprehensions, 10 cloze test sets, 5 find the grammatical error, Rearrange the sentences. On an average aspirants attempted 22/40 questions in the section

General Awareness and Baking Awareness: The questions in this section were confined to 3 months current affairs upto 15th Dec. and banking questions on day to day banking. The level was easy. this is the most important section in the paper because it is the game changer section. There were 15 questions from banking awareness, rest all questions were related to general awareness. Average attempt in the section was 18/40.

Computer Awareness: The questions in this questions were very simple. All questions were related to day to day use of computers in banks with simple questions attached to them. A easy 14/20 could have been achieved. The questions were very simple.

Descriptive Questions

There were 2 questions in the section both of which were compulsory, Each question had 2-3 choices. One was an essay and other was a letter. Questions were related to banking questions, issues with job markets etc.

Questions asked in Descriptive section
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