The Exam Date of SBI Bank PO is 4th June, 2017. The
recruitment is advertised from time to time for the post of bank
PO(Probationary Officers) by several banks. Advertisements for these jobs come
in employment news and all-India level newspapers. There is a craze of doing
bank job among the youths of today.
With
experience and efficiency, young banks can reach top management from PO. Many
youths want to make a career in the form of PO but they cannot join due to lack
of guidance and correct information. Let's know as to what is required for the
post of bank PO? What should be the qualification? How is the format of the
exam? How are the question papers? How To Prepare For Success In The Bank Po
Examination? So on and so forth.
1. Age limit: Age limit of 18 to 30 years is fixed for the
post of Probationary Officer in nationalized and public banks.
2. The minimum academic qualification: The
minimum academic qualification for Bank PO is a bachelor's degree. In addition
to BA, BCom, and BSc, Managing Agriculture and Engineering Graduates can also
join its large number of examinations.
3. Bank Probationary Officer (P.O.) Examination
and selection process: The selection process for the bank PO exam is in two
stages. The first step is written examination and its question papers are in
Hindi and English. In this examination,
questions related to general knowledge and Hindi-English are asked.
4. Second Phase of Exam: After passing
this examination, in the second phase, the participants have to answer 200
questions of general knowledge, Hindi, English and Mathematics subjects, for
which two hours and fifteen minutes are given. After passing both the
examinations, the successful candifates are called for an interview.
5. Should I Attempt all questions? The
questions in the paper are of objective types. But, many questions are given in
the middle of the paper, that is too lengthy and thus time consuming. It may
take the time of solving 10 of the comparatively easier questions. You have to solve the
questions that you are comfortable with, and not all. Try to solve difficult
questions in the remaining time. The questions of Maths from Class 6-10 appear in the exam.
6. Mode of Preparation: Proper preparation
is necessary for operational exams, group discussions and interviews for
success in the Bank Probationary Officer Examination. Good advice for preparing for the Bank PO exam include solving various types of questions, taking help from previous years' Solved Question Papers and reading Monthly Magazine of Competitive Examinations. Read regular newspapers to
prepare for general knowledge. Read Grammar Books for the preparation of
English. Reading NCERT's books of Mathematics from class 6th to 10th can prove to be of great help and benefit.
---Sushmita Jha
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