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Yes, IBPS PO 2026 can be cracked in 30/60/90 days — but only if your strategy matches your level.

Official exam dates (verify here):
Prelims: 22–23 August 2026
Mains: 4 October 2026
Official IBPS Calendar PDF:
https://www.ibps.in/wp-content/uploads/IBPS_CALENDAR_2026-27_final.pdf

Always confirm updates here:
https://www.ibps.in/index.php/crp-updates/

Now let’s break this down properly.

Before choosing 30/60/90 day plan, ask yourself:

Are you:

• Beginner (starting from zero)
• Intermediate (know basics, inconsistent mocks)
• Advanced (repeat aspirant, good mock scores)

Also identify:

• Hours available per day (3 / 4 / 6 / 8?)
• Strong subjects (Quant? Reasoning? English?)
• Weak subjects
• Current mock score range

This decides your realistic timeline.

Yes — 90 days is ideal for beginners.

If you are:

• Not comfortable with puzzles
• Weak in arithmetic
• Grammar basics unclear
• Never attempted full mock

Then 90 days is your safest roadmap.

Quant:
• Percentage
• Ratio
• SI-CI
• Time & Work
• Simplification
• Number Series

Reasoning:
• Inequality
• Syllogism
• Coding-Decoding
• Direction
• Blood Relation
• Basic Seating

English:
• Parts of Speech
• Error Detection
• Cloze Test
• Vocabulary building

Daily:
• 2–3 hours concepts
• 1 hour practice
• 30 minutes GA

Mock:
• 2 per week (don’t panic about low score)

Add:
• Data Interpretation
• Moderate puzzles
• Reading Comprehension
• Banking Awareness

Mock:
• 3–4 per week

Start:
• Descriptive writing once weekly

Target:
Reach 55–60+ in mocks.

• 1 mock every alternate day
• Deep analysis (minimum 2 hours per mock)
• GA revision from last 6 months
• Mains-level DI practice

Last 10 days:
Only revision + mocks. No new topics.

Yes — this is the most practical timeline.

Best for:

• Intermediate aspirants
• Working professionals
• Students who know basics

Daily Structure (5–6 hours):
• 1 Quant topic
• 1 Reasoning topic
• 1 English section
• 30 min GA

Mock:
• 3 per week

Goal:
Improve accuracy above 75%.

• 1 full mock every 2 days
• 2 sectional tests daily
• GA revision daily
• Start Mains DI

Target:
Consistent 65+ score.

• Alternate-day full mock
• Practice time management
• Fix section order
• Practice descriptive writing

This timeline works for most serious aspirants.

Yes — but only for Advanced candidates.

You must:

• Already know full syllabus
• Score 60+ in mocks
• Study 6–8 hours daily
• Have clear fundamentals

• Daily mock
• Sectional test for weak area
• GA revision

• Increase attempt speed
• Practice high-level puzzles
• DI daily

• Mains mock every 3 days
• Banking awareness revision

• 1 mock daily
• Analyze mistakes
• No new topics

Goal:
Push score to 70–75+ consistently.

Beginner (90 Days) → 4–6 hours daily
Intermediate (60 Days) → 5–6 hours daily
Advanced (30 Days) → 6–8 hours daily

Consistency > Random 12-hour study days.

• Ignoring Mains until Prelims result
• Not analyzing mocks
• Studying theory without practice
• Watching too many strategy videos
• No GA revision plan

Most aspirants fail because they separate Prelims and Mains.

Correct approach:

While preparing Prelims:
• Practice DI daily
• Read banking news
• Start descriptive writing early

This saves 20 days later.

Beginner → Reach 60+ before exam
Intermediate → Reach 65+
Advanced → Reach 70+

Is 1 month enough for IBPS PO?
Only if already prepared.

Is 2 months enough for IBPS PO?
Yes with structured plan.

Is 3 months enough for IBPS PO?
Yes for beginners.

Can working professionals clear IBPS PO?
Yes, with 4–5 focused hours daily.

How many mocks should I attempt?
Minimum 25–30 full-length mocks.

IBPS PO is not cleared by:

• Studying 12 hours for 5 days
• Buying 10 books
• Watching toppers’ interviews

It is cleared by:

• Daily practice
• Mock analysis
• Revision cycles
• Controlled attempt strategy