all about banking exam

1. Banking Exam and its component

2. What is Bank?
 Bank is an institution that accepts deposits and lends money to the
general public(Customer)
Example: RBI, SBI, PNB, J&K etc.
 The exam conducted to select
 Banking sector is the fastest growing sector in India
 Banking offers a very lucrative career option just after graduation.
 Types of bank exam
1. Probationary Officer / Grade officer –II exam
2. Clerical/ Assistant exam

3. Bank exams profile
1. RBI Officer grade II, Assistant
2. SBI PO , Clerk(Largest bank)
3. IBPS PO ,Clerk (22 nationalized banks)
4. IBPS RRBS PO, Clerk(local language
preferable)
5. Private Banks(ICICI, HDFC)

4. Pattern of exam
Major bank exam comprises of
Prelims(qualifying nature),mains and
interview.
 All PO/Grade officer-II exams has interview
component.(Mains +interview = Merit list)
 Clerical exams merit list is drawn on mains
exam score except for RBI assistant exam
which has also interview component.

5. Eligibility
Age :
PO :21 -30 years
Clerk:20-28
Note: Relaxation of 5 years for ST/SC
candidates)
Qualification: Graduation Degree in any
discipline from a university recognized by the
Govt. of India.
Experience: Not required

6. Syllabus
Comprises of:
1. Quantitative Aptitude (10th standard)
2. Reasoning
3. English Language
4. General/financial/current awareness
Note: Some exam may have computer
aptitude.