Government & Defence Entrance Exam

State Bank of India are basically divided into Clerical cadre and Officer cadre. Candidates are directly recruited as Clerks and Officers through SBI Clerk and SBI PO exams. However, after working for a certain period of time, clerk can shift to Officer cadre. A Clerk can be promoted to the Officer cadre as TOs (Trainee Officers) to JMGS-1 (Junior Management Grade Officer Scale -1). Candidates can make PO in SBI in the following ways:

Internal Exam: Public Sector Banks (PSBs) conduct an internal exam every two years for employees who want to shift to officer cadre. A clerk becomes eligible for an internal exam after three years of service, along with completion of the CAIIB (Certified Association of the Indian Institute of Bankers) exam, or four years of service, along with completion of the JAIIB (Junior Associate of the Indian Institute of Bankers) exam, or minimum six years of service. The perks and salary received by a Trainee Officer are equivalent to that of a PO. Once the clerk is promoted he's put under probation for two years. After the probation period, the TO is either promoted to MMGS-II or back to Clerical cadre based on his/her performance. 

OJM Internal Exam: To appear for this internal exam, candidates should complete six years of service as Clerk under the fast track promotion or 12 years of service under normal promotion channel. The perks are equivalent to that of a PO but the salary is relatively lesser.

Direct Recruitment as PO: If candidates want to become a PO, they can appear in the SBI PO exam conducted by the State Bank of India and get directly recruited as a Probationary Officer through the regular selection process.

SBI Clerk preparation tips by experts are the epitome of importance for the aspirants. These tips will help candidates to put their steps in the right direction. Accurate preparation strategies help candidates to score good marks in the exam. Some tips and tricks to crack SBI Clerk are given below:

• The first and foremost requirement to start SBI Clerk exam preparation is proper knowledge of the exam pattern and detailed syllabus
• Knowing the syllabus helps candidates figure out the section-wise weightage of different topics
• Analyze strengths and weaknesses for different sections
• Attempt mock tests to solve questions with accuracy and speed
• Analyse the performance of the mock test
• Keep practising the previous years' question papers to track the level of preparation 

If you missed downloading your IBPS PO admit card before the deadline, follow these steps:

1. Check for Re-issue: Pay a visit to the official website of the IBPS and look for any possibility to download the admit card again/ for those candidates who were unable to download the card before the due date.

2. Contact IBPS: Contact IBPS support via the official helpline or email as soon as possible and provide your details to know other options.

3. Stay Updated: For further details or extension of the IBPS recruitment, check the official IBPS website or your registered email.

There are so many things that need to be done here before other deadlines and procedures come to haunt us if proper action is not taken as soon as possible.

So it is mandatory for the applicant who is applying for RRB NTPC to have the same Date of Birth (DOB) as on your SSC marksheet as SSC marksheet is the age proof. Voter ID, though used for identification, cannot replace DOB identification.

If your UID DOB and SSC marksheet DOB are different, better rectify them before applying for a project online. Inaccuracies or variations of DOB from the one given in one document to another would mean that the application can be rejected or the verification process would entail a lot of hassles during the recruitment. It means that all the details should be absolutely correct and uniform in order to avoid various additional problems at the time of documents' proving.

No, if you have *BiPC* (Biology, Physics, and Chemistry) subjects in your 12th, you are not eligible to appear for the NDA exam. The National Defence Academy (NDA) exam requires candidates to have studied Mathematics as one of their subjects in Class 12 or equivalent. 

The eligibility criteria for the NDA exam specify that candidates must have completed *Class 12* (or equivalent) with Mathematics and Physics as compulsory subjects for the Army, Navy, and Air Force wings. Since BiPC subjects do not include Mathematics, you would not meet the academic requirement for appearing in the NDA exam.

However, if you are interested in the Army Wing of the NDA, there may be different eligibility rules, but the general requirement for the Navy and Air Force Wings is that you must have studied Mathematics and Physics.