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Ankit Kumar

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The full form of SBI PO is the State Bank of India Probationary Officer. SBI PO Recruitment Exam is an annual officer recruiting exam conducted annually by the State Bank of India for its various vacancies across the Branches. You will be given the appointment letter which contains the details of your salary breakdown, the branch where you are being posted, etc.

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Marmik Gopani

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Ultimately, the choice between RBI Assistant and SBI PO depends on your career goals, interests, and personal preferences. Consider the nature of work, growth opportunities, and your long-term aspirations to make an informed decision. As in my opinion, SBI PO position is considered better in terms of career growth, opportunities.

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Ankit Kumar

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Yes, it is. The SBI PO exam is regarded as being difficult because it is extremely competitive and draws many applicants each year. But the exam totally depends upon your speed, how fast you attempt a question.

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Ankit Kumar

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SBI PO Recruitment Exam is an annual officer recruiting exam conducted annually by the State Bank of India for its various vacancies across the Branches. The SBI PO Exam is a completely Objective type and conducted in various centres across the country. The examination mode is online.

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Anangsha Patra

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Questions are asked from Current Affairs Awards & Honours, Sports, Finance, Agriculture, Indian Economy, International Economy, UNO, Marketing, Indian Constitution, History of Banking, Currencies, Books & Authors, RBI Fiscal Policies etc. Refer the following books for this section. Banking Awareness Handbook of Banking Information by NS Toor Manorama Year Book Lucent General Knowledge.

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Anangsha Patra

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SBI Clerk exam is conducted for recruitment of candidates for the post of Junior Associate (Customer Support & Sales). SBI PO exam is conducted for the recruitment of probationary officers. SBI Clerk syllabus is divided into prelims and Mains exams. SBI PO syllabus is divided into prelims exam, Mains exam, psychometric test, group exercises and interview. The difficulty level of SBI PO is easier than SBI Clerk.

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Anangsha Patra

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Yes, SBI Clerk can apply for SBI PO exam. However, to apply for SBI Clerk exam, candidates need to take permission from the employer. They are also required to provide NOC of the employer. Upon selection, candidates need to resign from the Clerical cadre post and join afresh as PO. No increment will be considered that is your clerical service won't be counted. Candidates applying for the SBI PO post, need to fulfill the eligibility criteria laid down for the exam. To apply for SBI PO, candidates need to have graduation degree from a recognised university. The age of the candidates should be between 21 and 30 years. Candidates who are i

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