Hi Gopi, There are only two weeks left for IBPS PO. I would recommend you to practice as many mocks as you can and devise a strategy to make the best use of your time in the examination. Improve your concentration and take the paper with a peaceful mind. As every mark is vital, it is imperative to avoid any silly mistakes in the examination. All the best,Maruti

how i solve the reletionship problems

A good approach would be to first get to know the meanings of all relationships and the words used for such relationships. Then draw a generation chart, which represents the generations to which the people in the question belong to. Using this generation chart, it is quite easy to understand the relationship between the people mentioned in the question. You can refer to the below link, which has a concept on Blood Relations:https://cracku.in/banking/ibps-crash/blood-relations

A,B,C can do work in 36 days,52 days and 72 days respectivly.All three began the work together but A Left 8 Days and B left 12 days before Completion of work.How many days in all did C put in till the entire work was finished????

Let the total number of days taken to complete the work be T So, C worked on all T days, A worked on T-8 days and B worked on T-12 days. Hence, the total work done is T/72 + (T-8)/36 + (T-12)/54 = 1 Simplifying, we get 3T + 6T + 4T = 216 + 48 + 48 = 312Or 13T = 312 and hence T=24 days.

Sir how to quick solve the circular arrangement when some have inphase from centre and some have outphase the centre so plz tell the trick to solve easily that type of question

Hi Ashwani, The trick in seating arrangement problems is to follow the hints from words such as "sitting to the right", "sitting to the left", "sitting to the immediate right" etc. These words/phrases will give you clues as to how you should go about arranging the people. Check out Cracku's excellent concept on Seating Arrangement here: https://cracku.in/banking/ibps-crash/seating-arrangement

How to solve puzzles?

Hi Ashwini, One of the easiest ways to improve solving puzzles is by practicing suduko and other brain teasers. The more your brain solves logical problems, the better it gets at solving puzzles. From an examination standpoint, with only two weeks left for IBPS, I would advise you to focus more on avoiding silly mistakes as the importance of every mark can not be ignored. Do well in the exam and let us know if we can help you in anyway.Maruti

what is scheduling, double line up in reasoning part

Hi Rakesh, first make a Table, according to time or schedule given, Then take the most clearly known data from the question and fill it up. Take the remaining data and check for the better fitting slots. Read excellent tips on Reasoning for Banking exams and mostly asked for Puzzles for IBPS banking exam

Hi Rakesh, For solving scheduling problems in reasoning, use the following approach1) Draw a timeline horizontally starting from day 1 2) Show each task that has to be done as a block3) Place the block in parallel to other blocks if the task can be done simultaneously4) Place the block after another block if the task can be done only after some other task is completed. Hope this helps.

How to solve data interpretation

Solving data interpretation requires good practice on the average of numbers, rate of growth and some wise techniques of approximations. Decide before hand about the accuracy of calculation required in the question and then use approximation techniques. The crux of doing well in DI is doing it accurately in less time and practicing above mentioned techniques is the key to score well.

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How to solve pie chart DI with ratio in very quick time

When solving pie charts in Data Interpretation remember the following things. a) Look for all the information and understand the relationships of the information provided with the pie chart as much as possible. Understanding the information provided will help you solve the pie chart very easily. b) The percentages (or ratios) given are not equal to the actual number. The actual number for each entity should be derived by multiplying with the total units present (if percentage is given). This is a 'silly mistake' committed by many students and it should be avoided. c) Try approximation when applicable. In questions like these which are based on fractions and ratios, it is easy to reject incorrect answers very fast and this will help you in improving your speed. Grasp the relative sizes of each entity in the pie chart and this will help you easily reject a few answers. Using approximation, try to get the correct answer fast. Hope this helps,Maruti