IBPS PO - Reasoning and Computer Aptitude Practice Exam

IBPS PO - Reasoning & Computer Aptitude

The Reasoning & Computer Aptitude section in the IBPS Probationary Officer (PO) Mains exam tests both logical thinking and computer knowledge. On one hand, it includes puzzles, seating arrangements, coding-decoding, data sufficiency, and other reasoning-based challenges. On the other, it covers computer fundamentals like hardware, software, internet, Microsoft Office, and keyboard shortcuts—evaluating your ability to combine sharp reasoning with digital familiarity.

You’re solving mental puzzles while also proving you can handle key computer tasks smoothly—like navigating office systems, using software tools, and keeping digital data in check. This skill pair is crucial in modern banking for informed decision-making and efficient day-to-day operations.

Who should take the Exam?

This exam is ideal for:

• IBPS PO aspirants
• Entry-level candidates aiming for banking roles combining analysis and tech
• Future branch supervisors and operations executives needing both logic and digital skills

Skills Required

• Sharp logical and analytical thinking
• Basic computer literacy (hardware/software concepts, shortcuts)
• Problem-solving under timed conditions

Knowledge Gained

• Mastery of reasoning formats like puzzles, coding, and data sufficiency
• Understanding essential computer skills and tech terminologies
• Confidence in applying logic and tech skills in real banking scenarios

Course Outline

The IBPS PO - Reasoning & Computer Aptitude Exam covers the following topics -

1. Reasoning Ability

• Puzzles & Seating Arrangements (circular, linear, double-lineups)
• Syllogism & Verbal Reasoning
• Coding-Decoding & Input-Output
• Blood Relations, Direction & Distance
• Inequalities, Alphanumeric Series, Data Sufficiency

2. Computer Aptitude

• Computer Fundamentals (hardware, software)
• Operating Systems & Networking
• Internet concepts, Computer Abbreviations
• Microsoft Office basics & Keyboard Shortcuts
• Memory, Technologies & Computer Terminology