Bank

The syllabus for banking examinations can vary depending on the specific exam and the conducting body. However, there are some common subjects and topics that are generally included in most bank exams. Here’s a general overview:

1. Quantitative Aptitude:

Number Systems
Simplification
Roots & Averages
Surds & Indices
Percentages
Profit & Loss
Ratio & Proportion
Partnership
Chain Rule
Time & Work
Pipes & Cisterns
Time & Distances
Problems on Trains
Boats & Streams
Allegations & Mixtures
Simple Interest
Compound Interest
Stocks & Shares
Clocks & Algorithms
Mensuration
Volume & Surface Area
Permutations & Combinations
Heights & Distances
Data Interpretation

2. Reasoning Ability:

Analogy
Classification
Word formation
Statement and conclusions
Syllogism
Statement and assumptions
Statement and arguments
Coding-Decoding
Blood Relations
Passage and conclusions
Alphabet test
Series Test
Number
Ranking and time sequence
Direction Sense Test
Decision-making test
Figure series
Input/output
Assertion and reasoning
Sitting Arrangement

3. English Language:

Reading Comprehension
Grammar
Vocabulary
Verbal Ability
Synonyms
Antonyms
Word Formation
Sentence Completion
Error Correction
Theme detection
Passage Completion
Conclusion

4. General Awareness:

Banking Awareness
Financial Awareness
Current Affairs
General Knowledge
Static GK (History, Geography, Polity, etc.)

5. Computer Knowledge:

Basic Computer Fundamentals
Computer Abbreviations
Software & Hardware Fundamentals
Shortcut Keys
Networking
Internet
MS Office
History of Computers

These topics provide a broad overview of what is generally included in bank exam syllabi. However, candidates should refer to the specific exam notification and syllabus provided by the respective bank or exam conducting authority for detailed and up-to-date information. Additionally, practicing previous years’ question papers and mock tests can greatly help in understanding the exam pattern and preparing effectively for bank exams.