IBPS IT Officer Syllabus

IBPS Specialist Officer Exam (CWE SPL-VI) is going on Online Registration from November 2016. Department conducts SO Exam for providing human resources at various participating banks on different posts Such as IT Officer, Rajbhasha Adhikari, Law Officer, HR Personnel Officer, Agriculture Officer, etc.

 Applying candidates must aware about the Study material of IBPS Specialist Officer Exam here you find IT Officer Syllabus for IBPS Exam and IT Specialist Officer Question Papers

IBPS IT Officer Exam Pattern | Syllabus


IBPS IT Officer Scale 1 & Scale 2 syllabi and paper pattern check below. IBPS IT officer paper an objective type paper which includes four subjects IT Officer reasoning paper, IT Officer Quantitative Aptitude paper, IT Officer English paper, IT Officer Professional Knowledge paper. All items contain different marks check the table below.

Reasoning Syllabus topics 
IT Officer Syllabus of Reasoning subject contains various issues of logical reasoning. Reasoning Paper contains 50 questions of 50 marks in out of 200.
It covers all logical reasoning questions which have forming judgments, conclusions from premises or facts. all problems in Reasoning “Syllabus for IBPS Bank IT Officer Exam” is based on Verbal Reasoning & Non-Verbal Reasoning.
Logical Reasoning topics are Data Sufficiency, Syllogism, Input-Output, Coding-Decoding, Analogy, Blood Relation, Puzzle Test, Direction Sense, Logical Venn Diagrams, Alphabet & Alpha Numeric Sequence Test, Eligibility Test, Number, Ranking, Time Sequence Test, Arrangements-Linear & Circular, etc.

Non-Verbal Reasoning topics: – Series test, Analogy, Odd figures, Miscellaneous test.

Computer Syllabus of IBPS Exam


Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) conducts various exam every year such as IBPS Clerk Exam, IBPS PO Exam, IBPS Specialist Officer Exam and IBPS RRB Exam. IBPS Conducts exam in two level first is Common written exam (CWE) and second is an interview.
Those candidates who successfully qualified in the CWE they are called for interview. Every year huge aspirant participates in this exam competition is tough so prepare well. Check IBPS PO 2016 and IBPS RRB 2016 complete details.
“IBPS Computer Syllabus” covers mainly these topics – Computer hardware parts and controls, Basic computer terminology, Basic internet knowledge and protocols, Database Management System, Number System, Operating System, History of Computer, Network basics (LAN & WAN), Computer abbreviation, Security Tools, Virus, Hacking, Software names and usages (Microsoft Office) And Computer Shortcuts.

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