IBPS Clerk Last Month Study Plan for Mains
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IBPS Clerk Mains exam will be conducted in November 2025. Candidates have The IBPS Clerk exam is one of the most popular banking exams in India. Every year, more than thousands of candidates appear for it, making the competition tough. But with the daily practice and proper time management, you can easily clear IBPS Clerk Mains exam. In this blog, we have shared the last month timetable and tips to prepare smartly. Follow these tips to boost your chances of success in the IBPS Clerk 2025 exam.

What is the Importance of a Study Plan?

A well-organised study plan is the most important part of your Preparation. It helps candidates manage time efficiently and cover the entire syllabus systematically. It ensures that each topic gets adequate attention and also provides an opportunity for regular revision and practice. With a clear plan, candidates can keep track of their progress, focus on weak areas and stay consistent.

IBPS Clerk Exam Pattern 2025 

The IBPS Clerk 2025 exam is conducted in two phases: Preliminary and Mains. Both are online, objective-type tests. The Prelims are a qualifying exam, while the Mains score is used for final selection. Candidates must clear each stage to be eligible for final selection.

IBPS Clerk Prelims Exam Pattern 2025

The IBPS Clerk Prelims consists of 3 sections of English, Quant, and Reasoning.

SectionNo. of QuestionsMarksDuration
English Language303020 minutes
Numerical Ability353520 minutes
Reasoning Ability353520 minutes
Total10010060 mins

IBPS Clerk Mains Exam Pattern 2025

The IBPS Clerk Mains consists of 4 sections of Reasoning, English Language, Quantitative Aptitude, and General Awareness.

There have been major changes in the IBPS Clerk Mains examination pattern. The computer Aptitude questions that were previously mentioned with the Reasoning Ability section have been removed. And there have been major changes in the Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning Ability, and General/ Financial awareness sections.

Previously, the total number of questions, including all three sections, was 190, and now it has been reduced to 155. Total marks remain the same, that is, 200 marks. The total time has been reduced to 120 minutes (2 hours), previously it was 160 minutes (2 and a half hours).

The detailed structure of the IBPS Clerk Mains exam 2025 is provided below:

Sr. No.Name of Tests (NOT BY SEQUENCE)Medium of ExaminationNo. of QuestionsMaximum MarksTime allotted for each test (Separately timed)
1General/ Financial AwarenessAccording to the State/ UT applied for405020 minutes
2General EnglishEnglish404035 minutes
3Reasoning AbilityAccording to the State/ UT applied for406035 minutes
4Quantitative AptitudeAccording to the State/ UT applied for355030 minutes
 Total 155200120 minutes

IBPS Clerk Syllabus 2025 

IBPS Clerk syllabus covers the topics from which questions are asked in the Prelims and Mains stages. Prelims has three sections: English, Numerical Ability, and Reasoning. Mains exam includes General Awareness and Computer Aptitude in addition to the Prelims Syllabus. Quant includes topics like DI, Simplification, and Arithmetic; Reasoning includes puzzles, seating arrangements, etc. English focuses on comprehension and grammar. Mains General Awareness includes banking awareness and current affairs, while Computer Aptitude includes MS Office, basics of networking, and software/hardware knowledge. Preparing topic-wise and practicing regularly is essential for success.

IBPS Clerk Last Month Study Plan 2025 for Mains

We are providing a last Month Study Time Table for IBPS Clerk Mains 2025 that slowly increases intensity through topic-wise tests, mini mocks, and full-length mocks. We are assuming you can study 6–8 hours daily, which can be adjusted as per your timing. 

Time SlotTopics to be studied Notes
45 minsQuant (DI, Arithmetic, Caselet, Quadratic Equation)Start Mains-level questions
45 minsReasoning (Puzzles, Input-Output, Blood Relation, Coding-Decoding, Syllogism)Time-based practice
45 minsEnglish (Error Spotting, Parajumbles, RC, Vocab)Practice from daily PDF/Smartkeeda
45 minsMains GA (Banking Awareness + CA Revision)Weekly CA quizzes (Fri/Sat)
30 minsMains Computer (Networking, Hardware, Software)Focus on 1 topic/day
Alternate Days1 Sectional Mini Mock (Mains, alternate)Analyze after every test
Weekly (Sun)1 Mains Sectional Mock + 1 Full-length mockAdd 30 mins for full review

With two months of preparation, your speed, accuracy, and confidence should have improved. You must have covered most topics, practiced with mini and sectional mocks. In the final month, shift your focus to full-length mocks and intensive revision.

Last Days

The exam starts from 29th November, focus on mains Mock Tests and analysis. revise shortcuts, tricks, and grammar rules.

Time SlotTopics to be studiedNotes
1.5 hrs1 Full-Length Mock Test (Mains)2 Mains per week
1 hrError Analysis + Wrong Qs PracticeMaintain a “Mistake Notebook”
1 hrPrioritise revision over new topicsStatic GK + Banking terms
30 minsImportant Topics RevisionCover last month’s revisions, too
Weekly (Sun)1 Mains FL Mock + Full Week ReviewPrioritize revision over new topics

After completing three months of consistent preparation, you’ll be fully prepared to face both Prelims and Mains with confidence. You’re now ready for the final stage: revise your notes, stay calm, and give your best on exam day.

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Tips to Crack IBPS Clerk 2025 in the Last Month

With the right tips, even average students can perform so well. Here are some practical tips to help you prepare and ace the exam with confidence.

Understand the Exam Pattern and Syllabus

To begin your IBPS Clerk 2025 preparation, start by understanding the latest exam pattern and syllabus. Prelims has English, Reasoning, and Quant, while Mains has a focus on General Awareness and Computer Aptitude, with similar topics in Prelims. Knowing the structure helps you plan better.

Refer to Previous Year Papers

Solving previous year papers gives you a real feel of the exam. It tells you about repeated question types and helps you understand the balance between easy, moderate, and difficult sections. 

Use Quality Study Material Only

Instead of using multiple books or mock series, choose 1–2 good sources for each subject. PracticeMock provides well-structured PDFs, quizzes, and mock tests. For General Awareness and Computer Aptitude, follow consistent daily capsules or monthly PDFs to keep updates manageable.

Practice from Mains Level Topic Tests Regularly

Once you complete a topic, don’t move ahead without testing yourself on it. Topic tests help apply what you learned and strengthen retention. Over time, you’ll recognize common traps and reduce silly mistakes through this consistent habit of practice and analysis.

Take Full-Length Mock Tests and Analyze

In the last month, start attempting full-length mock tests. Not just for scoring, but to experience the pressure, pacing, and mental stamina required. Always spend quality time post-mock to review wrong answers and log recurring mistakes in a notebook for revision.

Revise and Repeat Key Concepts

Don’t just study, revise! Repeated revision is what converts short-term memory into long-term exam-ready confidence.

Create concise notes while preparing, and allocate regular time slots for revision every week. Especially for GA, formulas, vocab, and computer terms, revision is what keeps them fresh. Revise before sleep or during weekend sessions for best retention.

Stay Consistent and Stay Calm

The key to cracking the IBPS Clerk is regular effort. Avoid burnout and maintain a calm, focused mindset throughout your journey.

Consistency matters more than cramming. Even on off days, do a light revision or read current affairs. Stay motivated, avoid comparisons, and trust your preparation process. A calm, composed mind performs better under exam pressure, and decision-making becomes sharper.

Study Resources to Level Up Your IBPS Clerk 2025 Exam Preparation (Based On Latest Pattern)

To nail the IBPS Clerk 2025 exam, candidates can boost their preparation with our study resources, such as mock tests, topic-wise tests, and mini mocks, to improve their accuracy and speed.

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FAQs

Q1. Is the IBPS Clerk exam tough?

With the right strategy, it’s crackable.

Q2. Is there an interview for IBPS Clerk?

No, only Prelims and Mains.

Q3. Can I prepare for both Prelims and Mains together?

Yes, start Mains from Day 1.

Q4. What is the salary of an IBPS Clerk?

Rs. 28,000 to Rs. 32,000 per month initially (in-hand approx.)

Q5. Can I prepare for Prelims and Mains together?

Yes. This plan integrates both from Day 1 to save time and build depth.

Q6. How many mocks should I attempt before the exam?

At least 20 Prelims + 10 Mains mocks, including full-length and sectional.

Q7. What if I can only study 3 hours/day?

Prioritize topic tests + 1 mock every alternate day. Use weekends for revision and GA.

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By Akansha Garg

Hi, I’m Akansha, a post-graduate in Economics with a passion for helping banking aspirants succeed. Having personally cleared multiple banking exams, both Prelims and Mains. I understand what it takes to crack them. Through my blog, I share updated exam information, smart strategies, and practical tips to help you prepare better and achieve your goals.

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