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The Bank of Baroda had released 2500+ vacancies across the nation for the post of local bank officers. The application window closed on August 3rd. There is still time to prepare for the exam, as exam dates have not been announced yet. So, we can expect a month to be still there. In such a scenario, when less time is available, you have to use it wisely to score maximum. In this blog, we are going to discuss the Bank of Baroda LBO Study Plan 2025. However, before that, let’s first discuss the exam pattern and important topics. 

 

Bank of Baroda LBO Exam Pattern

The exam pattern of the online test includes four sections, each of 120 marks. There are a total of 5 subjects mentioned in the exam pattern, which are divided into 4 sections, each of 30 marks. And the number of questions is also 30 for each section. The medium of the exam will be English and Hindi. Sectional timings are applied for 30 minutes per section. The detailed exam pattern is provided below.

Sl. No.Section NameNo. of QuestionsMaximum MarksDurationVersion
1English Language303030 MinutesEnglish
2Banking Knowledge303030 MinutesBilingual
3General / Economic Awareness303030 MinutesBilingual
4Reasoning Ability & Quantitative Aptitude303030 MinutesBilingual
Total120120120 Minutes

Important Note: 

  • There is a negative marking of 0.25 marks for each wrong answer.
  • There is a minimum qualifying mark for each section, which is for the general and EWS categories, it is 40% and for the reserved category it is 35%.

Most Important Topics for BoB LBO

Here is a list of important topics that are considered important from the exam point of view. Each section is of 30 marks, and hardly 5-6 topics are important for each section. 

  • English Language: In the English language section, focus on grammar rules such as tense, articles, subject-verb agreement, prepositions, and conjunctions as they are used to solve questions on sentence improvement and error spotting.  Apart from these, enhance your vocabulary and practice questions on vocabulary, para jumbles, cloze test, and last but not least, practice parajumbles.
  • Banking knowledge: Make your basics strong by focusing on topics such as types of banks, RBI and its functions, monetary policy instruments (CRR, SLR, Repo, Reverse Repo, MSF), types of accounts, loans, and advances. Along with the above, learn some financial terms such as NPA, KYC, NEFT, RTGS, and UPI. Also, stay updated on the latest bank-related news or policy changes, if any.
  • General and Economic Awareness: Stay updated on current related news, such as national, international, sports, events, government schemes, and economic policies, along with major appointments. When it comes to static GK, cover topics such as capitals and currencies, national parks, and important days and organizations such as WTO, IMF, along with all these, learn basic economic terms such as GDP, inflation, fiscal deficit, and balance of payments, etc.
  • Reasoning: Puzzles and seating arrangements(circular, linear, floor-based based and box-based), syllogisms, coding-decoding, blood relation, direction sense, input-output, and data sufficiency are some of the important topics.
  • Quantitative Aptitude: learn basic tricks of percentage, ratio and proportion and profit and loss, SI&CI, time&work, speed & distance, average, mixtures. Also, master square and cube roots up to 20 at least. Number series and quadratic equations, along with Data Interpretation, are also important.

Bank of Baroda LBO Study Plan 2025

In the above section of the blog, we have discussed the important topics in detail. Here, we are giving a 30-day schedule regarding which topic to read first, or what should be the sequence of topics to be studied and revised, along with giving mock tests. In the table given below, we have included general awareness and banking topics in a single section.  You can take a screenshot or pin the blog to revisit it further. We have also linked certain topics for you to learn the tricks and tactics. 

DayEnglish TopicsReasoning TopicsQuant TopicsGA/Banking Topics
Day 1Tenses, Subject-Verb AgreementDirection SensePercentagesRBI, Types of Banks
Day 2Articles, PrepositionsBlood RelationsRatio & ProportionCRR, SLR, Repo, Reverse Repo
Day 3Conjunctions, Error SpottingSyllogismProfit & LossKYC, NPA, Bank Accounts
Day 4Sentence Improvement, Fill in BlanksCoding-DecodingSimple & Compound InterestNEFT, RTGS, UPI
Day 5Cloze TestInequalityAveragesNational Parks, Important Days
Day 6Revision + Mini MockRevision + MockRevisionUpdate Error Log
Day 7Weekly CA + Static GKRevisionRevisionCapitals, Currencies
Day 8Vocabulary (Synonyms/Antonyms)Puzzle – LinearTime & WorkGDP, Inflation
Day 9Para JumblesPuzzle – CircularSpeed, Time, DistanceFiscal Deficit, Balance of Payments
Day 10Reading Comprehension PracticePuzzle – Floor-BasedMixtures & AlligationBanking Schemes
Day 11Idioms & Phrasal VerbsPuzzle – Box BasedQuadratic EquationsIMF, WTO, World Bank
Day 12Cloze Test (Advanced)Input-OutputSquares/Cubes (1–20)Govt Schemes
Day 13Revision + Mini MockMini MockPerformance Tracker UpdateRevision
Day 14Static GK + Current AffairsRevisionRevisionMonthly CA Digest
Day 15RC (Newspaper)Puzzle – Box BasedDI – TableAppointments & Summits
Day 16Sentence RearrangementData SufficiencyDI – Pie ChartEconomy-related News
Day 17Vocab Quiz PracticePuzzle Mixed SetDI – Bar GraphBudget, Economic Survey
Day 18Cloze + Error ComboCoding + DirectionMissing Number SeriesCurrent Affairs Revision
Day 19Grammar Mixed TestSyllogism + InequalityCaselet DINational Events Recap
Day 20Full Revision DayFull-Length Mock TestMock AnalysisMistake Log Update
Day 21Editorial + Monthly CA RevPuzzle Mixed SetDI – Bar GraphStatic + CA Rapid Quiz
Day 22Full-Length Mock Test 1Data SufficiencyMixtures & AlligationFull-Day Strategy
Day 23English RevisionCoding + DirectionSpeed, Time, DistanceRC, Vocab, Grammar
Day 24Reasoning RevisionPuzzle Mixed SetSimple & Compound InterestPuzzle, Coding, Direction
Day 25Quant RevisionData SufficiencyAveragesArithmetic + DI
Day 26GA/Banking RevisionCoding + DirectionRevisionStatic + CA Digest
Day 27Full-Length Mock Test 2Input-OutputRatio & ProportionFull Paper + Analysis
Day 28High-Level Puzzle & DI PracticePuzzle Mixed SetPercentagesAccuracy + Speed (analysis through mocks)
Day 29Reattempt Incorrect Mock QuestionsData SufficiencyRevisionTrack mistakes and revise the things properly
Day 30Final Mock + Flashcard RevisionLight RevisionRevisionLight Review

Bank of Baroda LBO 2025 Preparation Strategy

The above section comprises the day-wise study plan, and in this section, we are going to talk about certain strategies that one should follow in order to prepare well and crack the exam with flying colours.

Understand the syllabus and Exam Pattern by solving PYQs

One of the most underrated tasks in the bank preparation journey is analysing the previous year’s papers. If you are planning to give bank exams like BoB LBO, then this should be the first step, as this gives a 360-degree view of what you can expect in this year’s paper. Another thing is that by solving and analysing pyqs, one also gets an idea regarding his/her plus and minus points. See what the exam pattern is, which section comprises how many questions and marks, and the sectional cutoff, along with the negative marking. If you are finding this process a bit difficult or time-consuming, then we have bank exam preparation courses that are made after a thorough analysis of the exam pattern, syllabus, and PYQs. 

Make an Actionable Study Plan

It can be done easily if you’ve followed the above step thoroughly, or else we have also provided a study plan above; you can follow the same or adjust it according to your preference or strengths and weaknesses. 

Prepare each section thoroughly

We know there are N numbers of topics, but you know what, you don’t have to read everything, you just need to prepare the most important ones with precise learning and practice as many questions as you can from that section. 

Practice Mock tests and PYQs are a must

Hard work beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard. So does the case with practicing questions, if you have great knowledge, you know everything, but cannot recall it at the time of examination, it is a waste of time, effort, and knowledge as well. Practicing questions, giving mocks helps you polish yourself and make you exam-ready. 

Analyze your Mistakes and revise those topics thoroughly

If you are just giving mocks and not analysing what went wrong, where you have committed mistakes, are they silly mistakes, or are they because of a lack of knowledge? Once you analyse mistakes, the next important step is to revise those areas thoroughly; again, revision is a must as it helps in recalling information during the examination. 

Conclusion

In this blog, we have given all the necessary information regarding the Bank of Baroda LBO Study Plan 2025, along with the preparation strategy. To make yourself exam-ready, you can join our bank preparation courses where we provide an A to Z resource along with full-length, sectional, and mini mock tests, which will be analyzed by our experts so that you can get better insights regarding your preparation. 

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FAQs

What is the syllabus of Bank of Baroda LBO 2025?

The Bank of Baroda LBO 2025 Exam comprises four sections that consist of five subjects, i.e., English, General awareness, Economic and Banking Awareness, along with quants and reasoning sections.

What is the pattern of BoB LBO exam?

The exam is conducted online and is divided into four sections. Each section contains 30 questions which is of 30 marks. There is sectional timing along with a sectional cutoff for each category.

Muskan Sharma

A passionate content writer with diverse domain expertise, I bring with me the analytical rigor of a former UPSC and Banking aspirant. Having prepared for exams like SBI PO, Clerk, and other banking and insurance exams, I understand the mindset, challenges, and strategies needed to crack them. My journey from exam halls to content creation is fueled by a deep curiosity and an unquenchable thirst for learning. I believe in growing continuously and exploring new knowledge across fields, making every piece of content both insightful and relatable for aspirants.

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