SBI is recruiting over 2,000 probationary officers. All details here
State Bank of India (SBI) is looking to hire 2,118 bank probationary officers (POs) across its various branches. In an advertisement on Saturday, it invited applications for the vacancies, which include 118 reserved seats for differently-abled candidates. Online registration begins from today. The last date for applying is May 13, 2018. Read on for all the details.
Date sheets, question papers and more
The exam will be conducted in three rounds. -Prelims: An objective-type hour-long paper for 100 marks to test English language, quantitative aptitude and reasoning ability. Dates: July 1, 7 and 8 -Mains: A three-hour objective paper for 200 marks and a 50-mark descriptive exam. Date: August 4 -Group discussion/Interview: Dates: September 24-October 12 GD for 20 marks, interview for 30. Final result: November 1
The second round will have two exams
In the second round, the Mains, the objective test will assess a candidate's reasoning, computer aptitude, data analysis/interpretation, general economy, banking awareness and English proficiency, among other things. The descriptive exam, meanwhile will have two questions to judge English language comprehension.
Eligibility, reservations
All candidates must be graduates aged between 21 and 30 years. However, candidates with bad CIBIL score or 'adverse report regarding character, antecedents, moral turpitude' cannot apply. As for vacancy break-up, there are 1,010 seats for general candidates, 300 for SC, 150 for ST, 540 for OBC, 65 for the hearing-impaired, 26 for the visually-impaired and 27 seats for people with locomotor disabilities.
Here's how you can apply
-Log in to sbi.co.in/careers -Click on the appropriate online application form under 'Current Openings' -Fill out information. Upload your scanned signature, photograph -Submit the application. This will generate a registration number and password. Save them -Make the required payment -You'll get an e-receipt and application form. Take a print-out for your reference You can also read SBI's notification for more details.
