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I am assuming you are a graduate. You have two options: public sector banks, which hire through the IBPS exams, for Probationary Officer (PO) roles and Clerical roles. SBI has a seperate exam. The exam, which constitutes of questions related to Quantitative aptitude, reasoning, verbal, General awareness and computer knowledge. It is highly competitive. The other option is private sector banks (ICICI, HDFC, Axis, etc). There are many new private sector banks coming up (Janalakshmi Bank for example: a total of 18 ), so there is a lot of scope here.They hire thousands of graduates for sales operational roles. You can apply on any job site like
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. My suggestion would be, do a relevant certification before the interview, as your CV will stand out among thousands of applicants; you will have also some prior knowledge and your chances of getting job will be higher. The options here are Times Pro, IFBI and FLIP. Times Pro and IFBI's courses are for about 6 months , you have to attend classes if there is a center in your city . FLIP Smart Banker certification courses are online, and will cost about 17000. They are also official education partner for Finacle (Infosys software used by most banks) and certification is with Infosys..try whichever interests you.





How to Apply for Bank Recruitment 2019?







There has basically two way to apply:




1.

Online:

When we post a job than where you can see the online apply tab. you can apply online directly through the online apply tab & another way to apply online is go to the official website of the bank and there you can find the application form




2.

Offline:

Some Banks are accepting the only offline application. Now do not need to wary. we are with you. Just look into download Application form tab and download the Application form and check the How to Apply tab.








The Preliminary sections of any banking exam is almost the same whereas Mains exam varies from exams to exams. Below is the exam pattern for bank preliminary exam:




Sections No of questions / Maximum marks Time duration




Reasoning Ability 35/35 60 Minutes




Quantitative Aptitude 35/35




English Language 30/30




Total 100/100




There is no specific exam pattern for bank mains exam as different banking exam follows a different pattern in the paper. The subjects included in the mains exam are as follows:




a) Reasoning Ability




b) Quantitative Aptitude








c) Computer Awareness




d) General Awareness




e) English Language




Knowing the exam pattern is not the only key to your preparation plan. You require more than that. You should be aware of the syllabus of the exam. Almost all banking exams mostly follow the same syllabus. You should be up-to-date with the topics included in the exam. This will help you in further preparing a blueprint for your preparation plan.




Once you have a fair knowledge of the exam pattern and the syllabus of the exam you are preparing for, it is time for you to swing into action and start your preparation.




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