SBI

How to fill out the SBI exam form? To open the SBI careers website and go to Current Openings. Click on the link for the recruitment in which you are most interested. As a new user, you should be using the register option. Here, enter all your personal details and upload the necessary documents, such as the Photograph, Signature as well as Hand Written Declaration. Do proper filling of your educational qualifications too. Carefully preview your application and submit, if applicable, make the payment of the application fee.

Yes! for appearing in IBPS or any banking exams you should just possess Graduation degree from any stream. So, don't keep any doubt and start best preparation towards all banking exams as most of the syllabus are same in all Banking exam. 
Banking exams need minimum qualification which is graduation in any stream.

This section is also part of the Mains exam. Questions are asked about the History of computers, the internet, DBMS, Input and Output Devices, Computer Terms, MS Office, Computer Aptitude etc. The following SBI book candidates can refer to this section.

• Objective Computer Awareness for General Competitive Exams by Arihant Publication

Majorly, the test paper of SBI exams comprises topics from Quantitative Aptitude, Data Interpretation and Analysis, Reasoning Ability, English Language, General Knowledge, and Computer Knowledge. In this article, we have covered subject-wise best books for the SBI that help candidates to ace their performance.

The level of SBI PO exam is usually difficult. The exam comprises prelims, mains and interview. The marks obtained in the prelims are not counted for the final merit list. Selection is done based on the mains exam and interview.

The duration of SBI exam is different for different stages of selection. The duration of the prelims exam is one hour for SBI PO and Clerk exam. The duration of the mains exam is two hours for SBI Clerk exam and 3 hours 30 minutes for mains exam. There are also sectional timings in SBI exam.

The number of papers in SBI exam are different for different posts. SBI Clerk prelims exam carries three papers and total marks allotted to the test are 100. SBI Clerk mains exam carries four papers and carries a total of 200 marks. SBI PO prelims exam carries three papers. The total marks allotted to the prelims exam are 100. SBI PO mains exam carries both objective and descriptive tests. The total marks allotted to the test are 250.

SBI exam pattern is prescribed by the State Bank of India. SBI exam pattern is different for different posts. SBI Clerk exam pattern is such that it comprises prelims exam and mains exam. SBI PO exam pattern is such that it comprises prelims exam, mains exam, psychometric test, interview and group exercises. There is no interview for SBI Clerk posts. 

Candidates are advised to check the details printed in the SBI admit card carefully.  For any error they should report to the examination authority for correction. New admit card is issued to candidates.