IBPS SO Exam Analysis 2026 Shift 1 and 2 (29 August), Check Difficulty Level and Good Attempts
The exam analysis of IBPS SO 2026 Prelims exam held on 29 August 2026 has been discussed here. Candidates can check both Shift 1 and Shift 2 analysis here for a clear understanding.
The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) is conducting the IBPS SO 2026 Prelims exam today, 29th August 2026, in 2 shifts. Each shift duration is 1 hour 20 minutes. Interested candidates can check the complete analysis here. This IBPS SO Exam analysis will help in knowing the difficulty level and questions asked in Shift 1 and 2.
IBPS SO Exam Analysis 2026 Today
IBPS is conducting the Prelims exam for Specialist Officer posts in IT, Marketing, HR/Personnel, Law, Agriculture, and Rajbhasha streams. A total of 1043 vacancies are to be filled this year and those who qualify in Prelims will be called for the Mains exam, which is also an online test comprising both an objective and descriptive part.
This article covers both Shift 1 and Shift 2 analysis for a better understanding. Our team of experts is preparing the analysis by taking feedback from students who appeared for the exam.
IBPS SO Prelims Difficulty Level
Sr. No.
Section
Shift 1 Difficulty Level
Shift 2 Difficulty Level
1.
Reasoning
Easy to Moderate
Easy to Moderate
2.
English Language
Easy to Moderate (Doable)
Easy to Moderate
3.
General Awareness with Special Reference to Banking Industry (For Law and Rajbhasha)
The IBPS SO Prelims Exam Analysis 2026 gives a clear picture of how each section was structured and the type of questions asked. As discussed above, there are three sections in the Prelims exam, such as Reasoning, English Language, and General Awareness with Special Reference to the Banking Industry. We will update the section-wise questions asked in the exam here.
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