I am student of second year it is near to complete can i eligible for sbi clerk exam

Hello Chandni,

No, you are not eligible to apply for SBI Clerk exam if you have just passed your second-year examination. You can apply for SBI Clerk only if you are in the final year of your graduation or you have completed your graduation.

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Hello Chandni,

Candidates who have completed their graduation can apply successfully for SBI Clerk exam. As you are in the second year of graduation, you are not yet eligible to appear in the examination. You should complete your degree after which you will be able to appear for the examination. Hope your query has been resolved.

All the best!

No you are not eligible. You need to be graduate from any recognized university to be eligible for SBI Clerk Examination.

For further information you can take help from the below mentioned link:-

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

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Hello Chandni.....

Beeing second year student you are eligible for sbi clerk exam after your second year but you have to score 60% of marks in 12th board examination,your age should be 18 or 19 years and relaxation will applicable for sc/st candidates and obc candidates.

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Thank you

For SBI clerk examination, the eligibility criteria is a student must hold a graduation degree or study in the last year of any undergraduate course. Since you are still in the second year, you are not eligible for this exam, however you can appear in this exam in next coming year.

Best of luck!

The basic eligibility criteria of SBI Clerk examination is that you should hold a graduation degree from a recognised University by the central government in any discipline.candidates in the final semester or year can also apply for it and during document verification they must produce proof of passing the graduation examination.

If you are still in second year of graduation,theh you are not eligible for the exam.

Hope this helps.