IBPS Study Guide 2026
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📋 IBPS Exam Format at a Glance
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✍️ Sample IBPS Questions & Answers
1. In a code, adjacent letter pairs are swapped (1st↔2nd, 3rd↔4th, 5th↔6th, last letter stays if odd). What is the code for 'PROBLEM'?
Pairs: (P,R)→RP, (O,B)→BO, (L,E)→EL, M stays; result is RPBOELM.
2. Statements: All keys are locks. Some locks are doors. All doors are windows. Conclusions: I. Some keys are windows. II. Some locks are windows. Which conclusion(s) follow?
Some locks are doors and all doors are windows, so some locks are windows (Conclusion II follows); there is no path from keys to windows through the given statements, so Conclusion I does not follow.
3. Statements: Some kings are queens. No queen is a jack. Conclusions: I. Some kings are not jacks. II. All jacks are kings. Which conclusion(s) follow?
Some kings are queens and no queen is a jack, so those king-queens are not jacks, meaning some kings are not jacks (I follows); there is no basis to conclude all jacks are kings (II does not follow).
4. If the day before yesterday was Thursday, what day will it be three days after tomorrow?
Day before yesterday = Thursday means today = Saturday; tomorrow = Sunday; three days after tomorrow = Wednesday.
5. A pie chart shows regional branch distribution: North=30%, South=25%, East=20%, West=15%, Central=10%. Total branches = 2400. How many more branches are in the North than in Central?
North = 30%×2400 = 720; Central = 10%×2400 = 240; Difference = 720−240 = 480.
6. What does the acronym 'URL' stand for in internet terminology?
URL stands for Uniform Resource Locator, which is the address used to access a resource on the internet.
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