SBI Clerk Syllabus 2025: एसबीआई क्लर्क की भर्ती हुई जारी, जाने पूरा सेलेबस और एग्जाम पैर्टन?

• 30

Maximum Marks

• 30

Duration

• 20 Minutes

• 35

Maximum Marks

• 35

Duration

• 20 Minutes

• 35

Maximum Marks

• 35

Duration

• 20 Minutes

• 100

Maximum Marks

• 100

Duration

• 1 Hour

• 50

Maximum Marks

• 50

Duration

• 35 Minutes

• 40

Maximum Marks

• 40

Duration

• 35 Minutes

• 50

Maximum Marks

• 50

Duration

• 45 Minutes

• 50

Maximum Marks

• 60

Duration

• 45 Minutes

• 190

Maximum Marks

• 200

Duration

• 2 Hours 40 Mintues

Phase-I: Preliminary Examination

• Reading Comprehension: Understanding the main idea, tone, and inferences from the passage.

• Sentence Error Detection: Identifying grammatical errors in sentences.

• Fill in the Blanks: Completing sentences with the appropriate words.

• Para Jumbles: Arranging jumbled sentences in a logical order.

• Cloze Test: Completing a passage with the most suitable words.

• Vocabulary: Antonyms, synonyms, and word usage.

• Spotting Errors: Identifying grammatical errors in a given set of sentences.

• Simplification and Approximation: Basic arithmetic operations and estimating values.

• Number Series: Identifying patterns and finding the next number in a sequence.

• Data Interpretation: Interpretation of data presented in tables, graphs, and charts.

• Speed and Distance: Questions related to time, distance, and speed.

• Percentages: Calculating percentages and their applications.

• Profit and Loss: Basic profit-loss calculations and applications.

• Averages: Understanding averages and their use in solving problems.

• Ratio and Proportion: Problems involving ratios, proportions, and variations.

• Simple and Compound Interest: Basic formulas and problems related to interest.

• Work and Time: Questions based on the work done by one or more individuals working together.

• Blood Relations: Understanding relationships between family members.

• Coding-Decoding: Decoding or encoding information using different rules.

• Seating Arrangement: Arranging people or objects in a given order based on given conditions.

• Syllogism: Logical reasoning questions based on statements and conclusions.

• Direction Sense: Questions related to direction-based problems.

• Input-Output: Logical arrangements of data, numbers, or symbols.

• Ranking and Order: Arranging people or things according to ranks or positions.

• Data Sufficiency: Determining whether the given data is sufficient to answer a question.

• Puzzles: Solving complex puzzles with various constraints and conditions.

Phase – II: Main Examination

• Current Affairs: Major national and international events, current affairs related to banking, sports, politics, economics, and business.

• Static GK: Knowledge of countries, capitals, currencies, important days, history, geography, etc.

• Economic and Financial Awareness: Banking terms, monetary policies, financial institutions, schemes, government policies, etc.

• Awards and Honors: Major awards and recognitions in the fields of sports, literature, etc.

• Books and Authors: Important books and their authors.

• Summits and Conferences: Key international and national conferences.

• Reading Comprehension: Passage-based questions to test understanding and interpretation.

• Cloze Test: Filling in the blanks of a passage with appropriate words.

• Para Jumbles: Rearranging the sentences in a paragraph.

• Sentence Correction: Identifying and correcting errors in a sentence.

• Synonyms and Antonyms: Questions related to word meanings.

• Fill in the Blanks: Completing sentences with appropriate words.

• Data Interpretation: Interpretation of data presented in the form of tables, charts, and graphs.

• Mensuration: Problems related to area, volume, and perimeter of various shapes.

• Profit and Loss: Calculating profit, loss, and discount.

• Simple and Compound Interest: Calculating interest on amounts.

• Time and Work: Problems related to work efficiency and completion time.

• Time, Speed, and Distance: Questions on speed, time, and distance calculations.

• Probability: Basic probability and its applications.

• Permutations and Combinations: Arrangements and selections from a set of items.

• Ratio and Proportion: Ratios, proportions, and their applications.

• Logical Reasoning: Similar to the Prelims exam, including puzzles, seating arrangements, blood relations, and coding-decoding.

• Computer Aptitude: Basic knowledge of computer hardware, software, internet, operating systems, and applications.

• Data Sufficiency: Analyzing data to determine sufficiency for answering questions.

• Input-Output: Logical arrangements of data.

• Decision Making: Questions that test the ability to take decisions based on logical conditions.