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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

    Types of Bank Exams :

    1. Exam conducted by SBI and SBI Associate Banks for recruitment to the posts of clerks and officers
    2.Common Written Examination conducted by Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) as a prerequisite for selection of personnel for Probationary Officer / Management Trainee / Clerical Level posts in 19 Public Sector Banks
    3. Exams conducted by private sector banks for recruitment to the posts of clerks and officers
    4. Exams conducted by Co-operative banks for recruitment to the posts of clerks and officers


    About Indian Banking Personnel Selection ( IBPS ) – Common Written Examination

    There is more good news for lakhs of aspirants seeking a career in banking sector – the time taken by a bank to complete the recruitment process, which was generally somewhere around 6-8 months , had come down to 2-3 months with the introduction of the first of its kind "Common Written Examination (CWE)". The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) conducts the CWE. This examination is the per-requisite for selection of personnel for the posts of Probationary Officer/Management Trainee/Clerks in the Public Sector Banks.

    The first ever Common Written Examination for the posts of Probationary Officer / Management Trainee in 19 public sector banks was conducted on 18th September 2011 and the first such examination for recruitment of clerks in 19 public sector banks was held on 27th November 2011.

    Participating Banks: Except for SBI, almost all the major Public Sector Banks are participating in the CWE.

    The Common Written Examination will be conducted approximately 4 times in a year, twice for Probationary Officer/ Management Trainee and twice for Clerical Cadre posts.


    Validity of the Score card: Score Card issued by IBPS will be valid for one year from the date of issue of the score card Candidates can appear in subsequent examination/s to enhance their scores.

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