IBPS Clerk - Reasoning and Computer Aptitude Practice Exam

IBPS Clerk - Reasoning and Computer Aptitude

The Reasoning & Computer Aptitude part of the IBPS Clerk exam measures how well you think logically and handle problems in a structured way. Reasoning questions check your ability to analyze patterns, relationships, puzzles, and sequences, while the computer aptitude part tests your basic understanding of digital concepts, including how computer systems, software, and processes function in everyday banking.

It goes beyond theory—helping candidates apply logical thinking and basic computer awareness in real banking scenarios like handling data, transactions, and customer queries.

Who should take the Exam?

This exam is ideal for:

• Aspiring IBPS Clerk applicants
• Fresh graduates aiming for entry-level banking jobs
• Bank Clerk
• Customer Support Staff
• Data Entry or Back-office Executives

Skills Required

• Logical analysis and critical thinking
• Familiarity with basic computer operations
• Speed and accuracy in problem-solving

Knowledge Gained

• Practical reasoning methods for decision-making
• Computer awareness applied to banking systems
• Better adaptability to technology-based roles

Course Outline

The IBPS Clerk - Reasoning and Computer Aptitude Exam covers the following topics -

1. Reasoning Ability

• Puzzles and Seating Arrangements
• Syllogism
• Inequalities
• Coding-Decoding
• Input-Output
• Blood Relations
• Direction Sense
• Order and Ranking
• Alphanumeric Series

2. Computer Aptitude

• Basics of Computer Hardware & Software
• Internet and Networking Concepts
• MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint basics)
• Computer Security & Awareness
• Shortcuts and Practical Applications in Banking