SBI-CLERKS

The release of SBI Clerk Notification has officially commemorated the recruitment process for Junior Associates/Clerk. Every year, lakhs of candidates apply and only a few thousands get selected at the end. This makes SBI Clerk a very sought after and competitive exam because it offers handsome salary and job stability. The online application process for the SBI Clerk is currently going on and we suggest the candidates to submit their application form before the deadline and choose their desired exam center.

SBI Clerk Exam:

With the release of official notification, the State Bank of India has initiated the SBI Clerk recruitment process. According to the selection process, the candidates will have to go through three stages which include Prelims, Mains, and Language Proficiency Test. To get more details of the recruitment process, the candidates can check out the table mentioned below.

Age Limit 

The details of the age limit have been mentioned below for the candidates to check their age eligibility for the SBI Clerk post.

Minimum Age Limit: 21 years

Maximum Age Limit: 28 years

Age Relaxation: As per government rules.

The age relaxation for the SBI Clerk has been mentioned in the table given below for different categories.

Educational Qualification 

A valid degree from any recognized university is required. Integrated dual degree (IDD) holders need to check their passing date. Final-year students can apply provisionally but must pass before joining. Ex-servicemen with specific certificates after 15 years of service are eligible. Computer literacy is needed for the SBI Clerk exam.

SBI Clerk Exam Pattern: As mentioned in the selection process, the SBI Clerk Exam involves two stages- Prelims and Mains. The prelims is a qualifying stage whereas the mains decide the final result. The candidates need to get familiar with the SBI Clerk Exam Pattern to understand the structure of the examination.

SBI Clerk Prelims Exam Pattern: 

The Question Paper from the SBI Clerk Prelims exam consists of 100 questions of 1 mark each with a time duration of 60 minutes. There will be a negative marking of 0.25 marks for every wrong answer

SBI Clerk Syllabus

The SBI Clerk Syllabus for the Prelims and Mains are almost the same. However, the difficulty level for both differs. The questions in Prelims are easy while it is more difficult in the mains. Candidates can check the SBI Clerk Syllabus for Prelims which includes Reasoning, Quantitative Ability, and English Language sections.