Section 1: English Language

- Reading Comprehension: Candidates will be tested on their ability to understand and interpret a given passage.
- Cloze Test: Candidates will be given a passage with certain words missing and will have to fill in the blanks with the appropriate words.
- Error Spotting: Candidates will be provided with a sentence and will have to identify the grammatically incorrect part.
- Sentence Improvement: Candidates will be given a sentence with an underlined part and will have to choose the option that best improves the sentence.
- Para Jumbles: Candidates will be provided with a set of jumbled sentences and will have to rearrange them to form a coherent paragraph.
- Vocabulary: Candidates will be tested on their knowledge of synonyms, antonyms, and idioms.

Section 2: Reasoning Ability

- Seating Arrangement: Candidates will be given information about the seating arrangement of people and will have to answer questions based on that information.
- Syllogism: Candidates will be given a set of statements and will have to determine the logical conclusion based on those statements.
- Coding-Decoding: Candidates will be provided with a coded message and will have to decode it based on the given rules.
- Blood Relations: Candidates will be tested on their ability to determine the family relationships based on the given information.
- Puzzle: Candidates will be presented with a puzzle, such as arranging a set of items in a specific order, and will have to solve it.
- Inequality: Candidates will be given a set of statements and will have to determine the relationship between them.

Section 3: Quantitative Aptitude

- Number Series: Candidates will be given a series of numbers and will have to identify the pattern and complete the series.
- Data Interpretation: Candidates will be presented with a graph or table and will have to answer questions based on the given data.
- Simplification/Approximation: Candidates will be tested on their ability to simplify complex mathematical expressions or approximate their values.
- Quadratic Equations: Candidates will be given a quadratic equation and will have to find the values of the variables.
- Data Sufficiency: Candidates will be given a set of statements and will have to determine if the given data is sufficient to answer the question.
- Percentage: Candidates will be tested on their knowledge of percentage calculations and applications.

Section 4: General Awareness

- Current Affairs: Candidates will be tested on their knowledge of recent events and developments in various fields, including banking and finance.
- Banking Awareness: Candidates will be tested on their knowledge of banking terms, policies, and practices.
- Economic and Social Issues: Candidates will be tested on their understanding of economic and social issues in India and globally.
- Agriculture and Rural Development: Candidates will be tested on their knowledge of agricultural practices, rural development schemes, and related topics.
- Computer Awareness: Candidates will be tested on their knowledge of basic computer concepts and applications.

Section 5: Economic and Social Issues

- Economic Reforms in India: Candidates will be tested on their understanding of the economic reforms that have taken place in India over the years.
- Globalization: Candidates will be tested on their knowledge of the impact of globalization on various sectors of the Indian economy.
- Poverty and Unemployment: Candidates will be tested on their understanding of poverty and unemployment issues in India and globally.
- Social Structure in India: Candidates will