Indian Banking Industry - BANK PO

Study Notes and Chapters for understand the Bank PO Job Profile of SBI and IBPS

Introduction

Thousands of students every year appear for Bank PO and Clerical Job exams conducted by SBI, RBI, RRB and IBPS. The reason behind this is an exciting and long term Government Job in Government and Naitonalized Banks. It also comes with high alary package and many employee facilities and schemes. But to clear this eam is not an easy cup of tea. At the same time if you are dedicated and determined then you can crack Any Bank Job Exams of Indian Banks such as SBI, RBI, RRB and IBPS and work as a Probaitonary Officer and Clerical Stafff.

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What you will understand

This article will prvide with :

  • Job Description Of Bank PO
  • Salary Structure of a Bank PO
  • Basic Criteria to become a Bank PO
  • selection Processs & Exam Pattern of a Bank PO exam
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Indian Banking Industry - Details & Scope with Bank PO Exam Pattern

    Pattern For The Banking Entrance Exam :

    Both P.O. and clerical recruitments comprise at least two stages of exams, viz. a written test, and an interview. The written test normally comprises an objective type test and a descriptive test (only for SBI-PO). The interview is normally a personal interview or sometimes, a combination of group discussion and personal interview.

    Bank PO Exams: The test areas in the objective type test of P.O. exam include tests from amongst Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude, General Awareness, English language, Marketing Aptitude and Computer Knowledge. The Descriptive Writing Test is to check the proficiency of the student in English Language. It would consist of a test on English Composition comprising letter writing, essay writing, précis writing etc

    Pattern of the IBPS Bank PO CWE :
    The written test consists of Objective Paper and Descriptive Paper

    Objective Paper:
    200 Questions to be answered in 120 Minutes;
    Maximum Marks: 200

    Descriptive Paper (Essay, Precis, Letter Writing etc):
    Duration - 60 Minutes; Maximum Marks: 50

    Negative Marking:
    There will be penalty for wrong answers marked in the Objective Test.
    The following table gives the test area break up of the Objective paper.

    Bank Clerical Exams:
    The test areas in the objective type test of the clerical exam include tests from amongst Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude, General Awareness, English language, Marketing Aptitude and Computer Knowledge. There is no descriptive test in clerical exam.

    Pattern of the IBPS Bank Clerical CWE :
    The written test consists of Objective Paper only.

    Objective Paper : 200 Questions to be answered in 120 Minutes;
    Negative Marking : There will be penalty for wrong answers marked in the Objective Test.

    SNO

    Name Of the Test

    No. Of Questions

    1

    Reasoning

    50

    2

    English Language

    40

    3

    Quantitative Aptitude

    50

    4

    General Awareness

    40

    5

    Computer Knowledge

    20


    Total

    200


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