Dear Student ,

To get job in any Govt/Private banks for a clerical/managerial position .. you must appear for required exam like IBPS Clerk/IBPS PO for all private banking sectors , SBI Bank/PO for getting job in SBI bank, RBI PO etc.

But, some lower job positions like (Group -D): Sweeper, Security Guard .. you may be called for the final interview process based on your last academic performances(Merit Rank) . But , this case also depends on individual bank's recruitment process .

Hope this answer helps !

Hello,

I hope you are doing good,

First thing first Mostly IITIANS have good opportunities of placements, So they take jobs mostly through campus placements itself.

But, if you have interest in this particular field so YES you can apply after taking a drop after class 12th it won't affect in any way.

To know more about the exam and its eligibility please refer to the below mentioned article from our portal:

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

Dear aspirant,

The age limit differs from Category to Category. You have not mentioned the Caste Category you belongs to.

For General Category: 30 years

OBC Category: 33 years

PWD Category: 40 years

SC/ ST Category: 35 years

Also age limit for different IBPS exams is different. This details are related to IBPS PO exam as you are graduate, I'm giving information about IBPS PO rather than IBPS Clerk.

To get more information about IBPS eligibility criteria go through below mentioned link.

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/ibps-po-eligibility-criteria/amp

May this information was helpful to you.

All The Best!!

Hello student ,

It is not necessary for the student to own bank account for JOSAA counselling. The bank account of the parents will also do. The bank account details are required in case of refunds. So, there is no as such hard and fast rule to own an account for the student.

Hello Aspirant,

You don't need a computer course certificate for PO and clerical jobs in IBPS or SBI.

They usually don't inquire about this certificate. They administer a computer exam to evaluate your proficiency in basic computer skills.

If you do not possess a computer certificate then I suggest you get a CCC course certificate issued by NIELIT, a self-reliant institution that processes under the Indian government, to attain several portions of discipline in the sector of Information, Electronics, and Communication Technology (IECT).

It provides multiple projects associated with IECT in various categories and the  CCC certificate project is one of the digital literacy proposals submitted by this organization.

CCC is a short form for the certificate in computer concepts. It is a 3-month class. It has 25 hrs of theory class, 50 hrs of practical, and 5 hrs of tuition class.

The syllabus includes essential computer skills with MS Office, operating a computer device, assembling documents, writing in Hindi and English language, organizing the internet with a modem, etc. There are no norms for age or educational qualification. You can give this exam as a general prospect.

The assignments and the exam will be in virtual mode. You can enroll in the class by exploring the authorized website of NIELIT.

After the exam, you can deliver a 100 marks exam comprising of 100 questions that will progress for 1 hour. There will be no negative scores. You need at least 50 marks to pass this exam.

The fee is INR 1,200. You can understand more about this lesson here

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/national-institute-of-electronics-and-information-technology-gorakhpur/course-on-computer-concepts-certification-course

I hope it helps.

Thank you.

Hi, based on your question the answer is that there is no need to submit any computer certificate for bank PO post. You need it only for clerical post. Those who have studied computers at degree level don't need to submit any certificate even for clerical post. Only as working, basic knowledge of computer is enough.

Thank You.

Hello candidate,

It is very difficult to say the exact bank details of a regular institute. So if you want to pay any fees in the Acharya institute of technology or you want to connect with the acharya insitute bank then you can do it here: https://acharyainstitute.in/pay-online/ . The bank details wont be available in internet.

Thankyou!

Hello,

The IBPS PO examination has two stages of written examination -

The first stage is the IBPS Preliminary examination -

• Each section mentioned in the Prelims Exam Pattern is allotted 20 minutes, and the total duration is 1 hour.

-English Language - 30 questions - 30marks - 20 min

- Numerical Ability - 35 Questions - 35 marks - 20 min

- Reasoning Ability - 35questions - 35 marks - 20 minutes.

- The total marks for this paper are 100.

- There is negative marking for each wrong answer.

- The penalty for each incorrect answer is 1/4th of the marks allotted to that question.

- Candidates who qualify the cut off are eligible for thenext stage.

- The next stage is the IBPS PO Main Examination-

The examination is conducted online for a total duration of 3 hours and 30 minutes.

- The exam pattern is as following-

Objective Test -

- Reasoning & Computer Aptitude-  45 questions - 60 marks - 60 min

- English Language-  35 questions - 40 marks - 40 min

- Data Analysis & Interpretation - 35 questions - 60 marks - 45 min

- General Awareness, Economy & Banking Awareness - 40 questions- 40marks -35 min

- Descriptive Test-

- English Language (Letter Writing & Essay)2  question - 25 marks -  30 min

So there isn't any fixed data regarding number of questions from static GK portion. So kindly prepare accordingly.

I hope you find the answer helpful.

Thank you.

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.