Hi Aspirant,

Hope you are doing good.

You have to complete your bachelor's degree to apply for bank examination.Syllabus of Bank exam includes Reasoning,Quantitative Aptitude,general awareness,data analysis,banking awareness and english writing test.

For the post of Bank PO and Bank clerk includes

Candidates should completed their graduation from a recognized university .Age should be in the range of 21 to 30 and for bank clerk age should be in the range from 20 to 28.

Applying for bank jobs you have to check the official bank website where you want to pursue your job also check their eligibility criteria and job vacancy.

Selection process usually consist of 3 phases

1.prelims- Objective type

2.Mains - Descriptive type

3.Personal Interview

I hope this information will be useful to you.

Best of luck.

Hi there.

Yes you can, as your birth year is 1993 then your age must be around 29  years old.

In India, four organisations handle the most important bank exams. As follows:

Bank Personnel Selection Institute

Bank of India State

Indian Reserve Bank

Bank and Finance Institute of India

Generally speaking, bank candidates must be between the ages of 18 and 30. According to the policies of the organisation, there is an upper age restriction for reserved applicants.

Hello Aspirant

The NCC certification gives you 10–15 additional points while applying for paramilitary forces like the BSF, CISF, CRPF, and SSB, among others. For the position of Soldier GD, your written exam will be waived if you have NCC "C" certificates.

NCC certification, however, is useless for bank work. Your NCC Certificate has no advantages for work in banking.

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Hi aspirant...!

Hope you're doing great...!

So, with regard of you're query. Don't worry, firstly check the internet connection and refresh the page. wait for some time and try again. if it is  result is same then contact to the BIT-SAT members or else mail them with you're query and the deducted statement of fee to them.

You can contact them via these numbers and mail that I am providing to you below:

contact numbers:

01596-242205
01596-255330

Mail ID:

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Hi

You can do any degree course i. e btech / bsc /bcom /ba or any degree course and then will become eligible for bank exams qualifying which you can get bank jobs

This is because,

To be eligible for bank exams, all you need is a bachelor's /graduate degree in any discipline

For your reference,

Sbi po & sbi clerk eligibility criteria is given below:-

>>>>>>>>>>>> SBI PO eligibility criteria is provided below :-

------------)   you need to be a graduate in any discipline from a recognised University

------------)  Lower age limit is 21 years while the upper age limit is 30 years as on 1st April of the year of examination. Also, there's relaxation on upper age limit which is given below:-

• obc:- 3 years age relaxation , so upper age limit is 33 for obc

• SC/ST :- 5 years age relaxation, so upper age limit is 35 for sc/st

------------) You should be Indian

You can check the same by visiting our page for which link is provided below

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

>>>>>>>>>>>> SBI clerk  eligibility criteria is given below :

------------------------)  Educational qualification :-  you need to be a   graduate in any discipline.   Those who are in final semester of their graduation are also eligible to apply provisionally.

------------------------) Age :-  you must be at least 20 years old (as on 01 April of the year of examination). You must not be more than  28 years old (as of 01 April of the year of examination).

You can get the complete information regarding eligibility by visiting our page the link for the same is given below

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/sbi-clerk-eligibility-criteria#--SBI-Clerk-Eligibility-Criteria-2021-

Thank you

Hello Deepak,

Yes, you can prepare for bank exam.

Every category of PWD has unique issues. However, recruiting firms are making every effort to support these candidates.These individuals have now passed the tests and joined banks, the government, the public sector, etc. Despite the limitations, they are working.

After passing the exam, they have a promising future, and in bank examinations, there is a reservation for people with disabilities, making it somewhat simpler for them to pass and lead happy lives.

Thank You

Greetings!

In such a case the first step you must take is to, try contacting the admission department either through mail or the contact number given on website.

They will definitely look into the matter and update your details, there is no need to worry about money, it is highly unlikely that it will be lost due to such an error, however you must make sure that you bring it into their notice.

~Sach Thadani

Hello,

Unfortunately, it is difficult to prepare for banking exams, RRB, etc. and UPSC simultaneously, because the syllabus is different. But you can prepare for state pcs exams, SSC and few others and UPSC simultaneously. Mathematics portion in these exams has a higher level than that of UPSC, but the rest of syllabus overlaps. But if you prepare for these exams simultaneously, then you will have to devote more time and efforts.

There are many coaching that provide UPSC coaching. Some of them are: VisionIAS, Vajiram & Ravi, Forum IAS, Drishti, etc. Candidates are more attracted towards VisionIAS and Vajiram & Ravi. These two coaching institutes have been there for many years and they have built their names. They have produced many toppers. The study material and resources provided by VisionIAS are extremely good. Drishti IAS has been known for hindi medium students.

Hope it helps.

All the best!

To appear for a bank exam you should at least have a bachelor's degree from a recognized University. Moreover, If you are planning to drop out from your master's degree then you won't be asked to bring certificates from that University. Possibility is they may ask you the reason to drop out from the master's degree. For safer side you should approach your university's academic branch and follow the procedure for documentation. They will certainly help you.