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Hi friends!

Greetings from Team Smartkeeda! We have launched a special Test based on memory of IBPS Clerk Pre 2018 Test held in the 1st shift on 8th December 2018 IBPS Clerk Pre exams. You can go to Testzone and can start the Test right now to check your level of preparedness. This IBPS Clerk Pre 2018 Memory Based Test is absolutely free for all.

Steps to follow:

1. Click on Testzone and you will be taken to Testzone’s home page.
2. Click on the ‘Login’ button given on the header.
3. Kindly login to your account using your login credentials.
4. Choose ‘IBPS Clerk Pre’ from the ‘Choose Exam’ drop down menu.
5. On IBPS Clerk Pre dashboard page, the SBI Clerk Pre Memory Based Test is located at Test No. 1 position. You can start the test by clicking on ‘Start Test’ button.

What benefits will I get out of IBPS Clerk Pre 2018 Memory Based Test:

A memory based Test is beneficial in many ways.

First of all, it gives you a clear picture of what is being asked in the real exam. With of the help of Testzone’s IBPS Clerk Pre Memory Based Test you can get to know the exact exam pattern and can prepare mind on the basis of questions which have been asked in IBPS Clerk Pre 2018 Exam.

Secondly, you can become aware of the pattern of questions and the level of difficulty they carry in the real exam and plan your strategy according to it.

So, what are you waiting for? If you too are going to take IBPS Clerk Pre in coming days, take the IBPS Clerk Pre 2018 Memory Based Test right now and evaluate your performance on the basis of your individual result.

A word of cautious!

Almost 70% candidates are not doing well in English language section and are skipping even easiest of questions or are attempting most of the questions wrongly. So, we would like to suggest you to be sensible enough while attempting the section as it can be the game changer in real exam too.

All the best!