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IBPS PO · Reasoning Ability

Master Average for IBPS PO

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Average is a high-value Reasoning Ability topic for IBPS PO. It rewards a clear method more than long calculations: identify what the question gives you, choose the correct relationship, and calculate only after the setup is correct. These questions appear in direct arithmetic, word problems, tables, and comparison-based questions, so a reliable foundation helps across the paper. This practice bank contains 500 carefully structured questions, arranged into short sets so you can build speed without sacrificing accuracy. Begin by learning the formulas and the language behind the topic. Notice whether a question asks for a change, a share, a comparison, or a final value; that single distinction often decides the method. Work through each question without looking at the answer first, then use the explanation to check both your calculation and your approach. If a question takes too long, mark the pattern rather than guessing. Repeating the same pattern later with a timer is a more effective way to improve than simply reading a solution. For IBPS PO, aim to balance accuracy with pace. Start with the easier examples to make your steps automatic, then move to mixed and harder problems where the information is less direct. Keep a brief error log for formula mistakes, skipped conditions, and arithmetic slips. After each set, revisit only the questions you missed and explain the solution in your own words. Regular practice turns common Average patterns into quick, reliable decisions on exam day. The links below let you continue with a set, filter the bank by difficulty, and explore related topics in Reasoning Ability.

Key formulas

  • Average = Sum of values ÷ Number of values
  • Total = Average × Number of values

Quick examples

  • Identify the value that acts as the base before calculating.
  • Write the formula first, then compare the answer choices.

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Practice Average question 1: If a value is 11 and is increased by 200%, what is the new value?

A. 22

B. 33

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Practice Average question 2: If a value is 12 and is increased by 200%, what is the new value?

A. 24

B. 36

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Practice Average question 3: If a value is 13 and is increased by 200%, what is the new value?

A. 26

B. 39

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How do I prepare Average for competitive exams?

Learn the core formulas, solve a few examples, then use PrepExami's timed practice sets to build speed and accuracy.

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Begin with one timed set, review the errors, then repeat weak patterns until the method feels automatic.

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