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KIRAN’S IBPS RRBS OFFICER (PO) CWE – VI PRELIMINARY EXAM PRACTICE WORK BOOK (WITH SCRATCH CARD) – Hindi

KIRAN’S IBPS RRBS OFFICER (PO) CWE – VI PRELIMINARY EXAM PRACTICE WORK BOOK (WITH SCRATCH CARD) – Hindi

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Kiran’s IBPS RRBs Officer (PO) CWE – VI Preliminary Exam Practice Work Book (WITH SCRATCH CARD) – Hindi

Officer Scale-I, Officer Scale-II (General Banking Officer & Specialist Cadre) & Officer Scale-III

With 2016 solved paper

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION

SET-A : IBPS RRBs officer CWE ( Preliminary), 14.11.2016 (Shift-I)....

SET-B : IBPS RRBs officer CWE ( Preliminary), 14.11.2016 (Shift-II)....

SET-C : IBPS RRBs officer CWE ( Preliminary), 14.11.2016 (Shift-I)....

ADVICE-CUM- STUDY MATERIAL

Reasoning

Quantitative Aptitude

Total 35 Model Practice Sets

2 Modal solved paper (2016)

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ISBN	1938

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