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Sourav singh

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The SBI PO exam consists of three phases:
SBI PO Prelims
SBI PO Mains
Group Exercises & Interview
The SBI PO syllabus for the preliminary exam is inclusive of three sections
1. English Language (30 marks from 30 Qs),
2. Quantitative Aptitude (35 marks from 35 Qs)
3. And Reasoning Ability (35 marks from 35 Qs). English Language
The English Language section is one of the easiest to crack. You need to brush up on your basic skills in grammar by developing a reading habit. Additionally, that will also help improve your vocabulary. You can also go through the previous year's papers to get an idea of what kind of questions will come. Questions in th
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Sourav singh

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The tips and tricks to crack SBI PO English Language are given below:
1) Read. & Read. It is important for anyone who is preparing for these competitive exams to invest time in reading as it not only develops one's comprehension skills but also helps in building one's vocabulary. Reading Comprehension is given the highest weightage in exams, it can be best practiced through regular reading and understanding
2) Be Familiar With Grammar Basics
Most of the students think that grammar is so vast and its rules are infinite. You will be surprised to know that the truth is that there are just a few rules, and grammar is easy to master. Also, gra
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Jyoti Singh

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Of course yes, If you can manage both of them with ease, go for it. However, I advise you to set a goal and try to give this course preparation your all so that you can ace the bank PO exam with ease. Best wishes.

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Jyoti Singh

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Tips to attempt maximum questions :
1. Analyse the question paper first
2. Divide the question paper into three parts
3. Identify the breaker questions in every section
4. Now summarize and don't panic
5. Just solve the question now
well, the most important tip is to study hard and smartly also.

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Deeksha Dixit

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SBI PO is one of the most desired banking jobs due to the benefits it offers. Some of these benefits are:
1. Competitive salary: At the junior scale, your basic monthly salary will be Rs 27,620, with four advance increments to Rs 42020.
2. Bonus Allowance: You will get a variety of additional allowances, including daily allowance, travel allowance, and medical allowance.
3. Early promotion: If you clear the cumulative promotion test after training, then you get directly promoted to the post of Deputy Manager.
4. Favorable loans: The SBI bank provides loans to its employees with a cheaper interest rate.
5. Leased accommodation remunerati
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Deeksha Dixit

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You have to apply online on the official website of the State Bank of India for the post of probationary officer. The SBI publishes an official notification on its official website as well as in print media regarding the number of vacancies for the PO posts. For this year, the last date to apply was October 12th, 2022. You have to visit the official website if you have completed graduation and are between the ages of 21 and 30. You need to submit the required application form with relevant details. Then you will have to pay an application fee of Rs. 750 after filling in the application form. You can visit this page on Shiksha to know t
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Deeksha Dixit

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Yes, the post of probationary officer in the State Bank of India is considered a government job. This is because the government of India has a 57.6% shareholding in SBI bank. As a result, the SBI is treated as a public sector bank and its employees are treated as government employees. However, it is very different from a typical government job in many aspects, as the government does not completely own SBI. If you want to apply for an SBI PO job, then you can visit this page to know in detail about the SBI PO exam process.

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