Hello Aspirant,

Since you have not specified which bank exam you are talking about so I will give you a general idea.

IBPS PO PRELIMINARY EXAM

This exam has 3 parts– Quantitative aptitude, English language, and Reasoning ability.

There is a negative marking of 1/4th of marks.

1-hour exam (30 mins for each section) and 100 marks MCQ questions. After passing this you will have to appear for the mains exam.

IBPS PO Mains Examination

It contains 4 parts – Reasoning and computer aptitude, English language, Data analysis and interpretation, and General economy and banking awareness.

Reasoning ability and computer aptitude – 60 marks (1 hr)

English language – 40 marks

Data analysis and interpretation – 60 marks

General economy and banking awareness – 40 marks

Total 3 hrs exam.

SBI PO/CLERK EXAM

PO mains exam has a reasoning and computer aptitude test of 45 questions of 60 marks. The total time is 1 hr.

Clerk exam phase 1 does not have a computer test it has English language and numerical ability, reasoning subjects only.

The phase-2 exam has reasoning ability and computer aptitude possessing 50 questions of 60 marks. The total time is 45 mins. There is a negative marking of 1/4th marks.

IBPS RRB mains exam for the scale-I officer, scale-II officer, specialist cadre, General banking officer, Scale-III officer, and IBPS Clerk post, there is a separate computer test of 40 questions and 20 marks.

There is a negative marking scheme same as is mentioned above in all the exams.

The syllabus of this test mainly has internet, operating system, networking, MS Office, hardware, memory, keyboard shortcuts, basic terminologies used.

There are additional topics for IBPS RRB like hacking, Database, security tools, virus, computer language, Trojan input, and output devices.

I hope it helps.

Thank you.

Hi,

In bank PO examination, you are required to first clear the clerk examination. No, there is no need to submit any computer certificate. You need it only for the clerical post. It is clearly mentioned that those who didn't study computers at a degree level don't need to submit any certificate even for clerical post . So in conclusion, it is not necessary to have computer certicate for bank PO.

I hope this helps,

All the best.

Hi,

I hope you are doing well.

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Dear aspirant !

Hope you are doing well ! If your form is under review from last 1 year then it is a very long time ,you shouldn't avoid it . This issue has been faced by many students/ people and they all solved it by applying again ,so it is the only solution ,you should apply again for it .

Hope it helps you !

Thank you !!

You do have Entrance Exams for Bank Clerk. Two of the widely competed exams include SBI Clerk and IBPS Clerk. Both are widely competed Bank Exams after Officer Level Exams namely SBI PO and IBPS PO.

For more information about IBPS Clerk do follow the link below

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/ibps-clerk

For more information about SBI Clerk do follow the link below

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/sbi-clerk

Hello,

You can consider appearing for RBI Grade B Officer(General) for that you need to pass graduation in any discipline from a recognized university, securing 60% aggregate, for reserved categories they need merely 50% aggregate,

for rest of the other posts, check out at https://competition.careers360.com/articles/rbi-grade-b-eligibility-criteria

Phase 1 consists of English/Reasoning/Quantitative Aptitude/General Awareness for 200 marks, conducted for two hours,

Phase II has three papers, each paper consists of

• paper 1 is Economic and Social Issues
• paper2 is English  (writing skills)
• paper 3 is Finance  and Management/Economics/Statistic (Optional Paper)

Those who qualified phase II are shortlisted for personal interview for 50 marks,

To know more details regarding this, visit our page at https://competition.careers360.com/exams/rbi-grade-b-officer

RBI Grade B Officer is the best banking job profile, there is also no customer interaction as the job profile differs from that of IBPS PO, SBI PO etc,

moreover there is no specific aggregate required to meet the eligibility criteria for SBI or IBPS PO, in order to apply to these exams you just need to pass graduation from a recognized university, to brief you about the aforementioned exams,

SBI PO has preliminary, mains and interview, personal discussion

• preliminary has English/Reasoning/Quantitative Aptitude,
• mains has Reasoning & Computer Aptitude, Data Analysis & Interpretation, General/ Economy/ Banking Awareness and English Language. there is also descriptive essay of English pertaining to essay and  latter writing,

IBPS PO has preliminary, mains and interview,

• preliminary has English/Reasoning/Quantitative Aptitude,
• mains has English Language, Data Interpretation and Analysis, Reasoning and Computer Aptitude, General Awareness, there is also descriptive essay of English pertaining to essay and  latter writing,

VIsit our page of aforementioned exams to know more details regarding the same:

• SBI PO - https://competition.careers360.com/exams/sbi-po
• IBPS PO - https://competition.careers360.com/articles/ibps-po

Other than this, you can appear for Clerical posts, the eligibility remains the same that is passed graduation in any discipline from a recognized university, to know more details you may visit our page as follows-

• IBPS Clerk - https://competition.careers360.com/exams/ibps-clerk
• SBI Clerk - https://competition.careers360.com/articles/sbi-clerk

Hello,

See, basically when it comes to recruitment of banking jobs as in PO/Clerk for SBI, IBPS, RRB candidate need to pass graduation in any discipline from a recognize university, there is no specific aggregate required regarding this, however when it comes to RBI Assistant and NABARD Grade B Officer require 50%  aggregate, in case of RBI Grade B Officer is 60% as required aggregate for general category, hence with BBM degree you can apply for any of these jobs if you fulfill the required eligibility criteria, in case of recruitment of private banks you can stay updated at its official website regarding the vacancies,

Hey student,

First thing you have to do is to verify that you are not trapped in a fraud, after that you have to contact to your bank and tell them about the situation and then they'll ask you for the records in the passbook and after that if they agree that js okay but if they don't then you have to talk to the bank manager and tell him about the situation the he'll look at the records and tell you about your refund but if you were trapped by a fraud you won't get refund.

All the best student,

Hope this helps you.

Hi,

Hope you are doing well.

In order to get job in a bank, you must apply for the vacancy that are available in various banks. In order to get job, you can appear for IBPS Examination . These examination are held multiple times in a year. Also many banks do organise there own recruitment exam. You can also apply to that by visiting their recruitment portal. Most of the bank requires graduation for the post of Clerk. However, some do take 12th pass candidate as a clerk. Apart from this , you can also apply for position like Data Entry operator, Stenographer etc with banks.

I hope this will answer your query.

Thanks!!!!!!

Hello,

Sutex Bank college of computer application and science, surat was established in the year of 2000 ,it is private university ,NAAC rating B.They offer Undergraduate BCA course duration of 3 years .

The admission criteria is you must qualify 10 and 12th minimum 45% aggregate marks within recognized board and admission is based on Merit .

I hope it will helpful

Thanks