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SBI Clerk Reasoning Ability Mock Test
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SBI Clerk Reasoning Prelims is the most scoring section for prepared candidates — puzzles are simpler than SBI PO, and Syllogism + Inequalities yield quick marks. Our tests are difficulty-calibrated to actual SBI Clerk level so you know exactly where you stand.
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SBI Clerk Reasoning Ability & Computer Aptitude — Topic Weightage 2026
TopicAvg QsWeight
Puzzles (Floor/Month)
SBI Clerk puzzles: 4–5 entities — usually solvable in 3 min with systematic method
8–10
High
Seating Arrangement
Linear and circular — SBI Clerk uses straightforward clues (no compound conditions)
6–8
High
Syllogism
Definite conclusions only at Clerk level — no "possibility" traps
4–5
Medium
Inequalities
5 basic rules — memorise once, solve 5 Qs in 90 seconds
4–5
Medium
Direction & Blood Relation
Always draw — never solve in head for multi-step direction problems
3–4
Low
Coding-Decoding
Letter shift and word coding — identify pattern from first example
3–4
Low
Score Predictor — Where Do You Stand?
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ScoreRank Est.What it means
31–35Top 5%Exceptional — SBI Clerk Reasoning topper
26–30Top 20%Strong — competitive merit score
19–25Top 40%Average — puzzle speed can improve
11–18Bottom 40%Below average — seating arrangement gaps
Below 11Bottom 20%Critical — Reasoning sectional cutoff risk
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Reasoning Preparation Strategy — SBI Clerk
Week 1
Puzzle Foundation
- →Floor puzzles: 2 per day (4–5 entities) — 3-min limit per set
- →Circular seating: 2 per day — 8 persons, 5 clues
- →Inequalities: 10 Qs daily — 5 rules, target 100% accuracy
- →Syllogism: 8 Qs daily — definite conclusions only
Week 2
Speed & Mixed Qs
- →35 Reasoning Qs in 20-min daily drill
- →Linear seating: 2 sets daily — comparative clues
- →Coding-Decoding: 5 Qs daily — SBI Clerk level
- →Blood Relations: 3 sets daily — always tree method
Week 3
Mock Mode
- →1 Reasoning sectional daily — 35 Qs in 20 min
- →Target 27+ for competitive merit score
- →2 full SBI Clerk Prelims mocks — track Reasoning percentile
- →Final 3 days: 20 Inequalities + Syllogism Qs (easiest 10 marks)
Frequently Asked Questions — SBI Clerk Reasoning Mock Test
Is this SBI Clerk Reasoning mock test free?
Yes — 4 SBI Clerk Reasoning Ability sectional tests are completely free on ZestExam. Free account required (30 seconds, no credit card). 35 questions, 20-minute timer, topic-wise performance breakdown.
How many Reasoning questions are in SBI Clerk Prelims?
SBI Clerk Prelims has 35 Reasoning Ability & Computer Aptitude questions worth 35 marks in 20 minutes. Computer Aptitude questions are basic and usually 5–7 questions. Each correct: +1. Each wrong: −0.25.
What is the sectional cutoff for SBI Clerk Reasoning?
Sectional cutoff: typically 8–10/35 (varies by year and category). Competitive score: 24–30. To be safe from elimination and merit shortlisting, target 25+.
How is SBI Clerk Reasoning different from SBI PO?
SBI Clerk puzzles use 4–5 entities with simpler constraints. SBI PO uses 6-entity puzzles with compound conditions. SBI Clerk also has more Syllogism and Inequalities (which are faster to solve). Candidates often score 5–8 marks higher in Clerk than PO Reasoning.
How to score 30+ in SBI Clerk Reasoning?
Secure Inequalities (5 questions, 5 marks — should be near 100% accurate) and Syllogism (4–5 questions). That's 9–10 guaranteed marks in 3 minutes. Then solve the easier seating set first (6–8 marks in 5 min). This puts you at 15–18 marks before touching puzzles — from where 30+ is very achievable.
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