Sbi Po Preparation

With barely few days left for the SBI PO preliminary exam to begin, candidates who have registered for the examination must be all prepared to attempt the same. Candidates who are all set to appear for the SBI PO 2017 preliminary exam must take care of certain important exam day rules, so as not to face any last minute issues.

What is it that the toppers do differently than other candidates? What is it that sets them apart? We hear stories of people cracking the exam in their first attempt while there are others who slog for years before they get a breakthrough.

State Bank of India will conduct the preliminary exam for recruitment of Probationary Officers in the last week of April and first week of May. Staff Selection Commission (SSC) is expected to release the official notification for Combined Graduate Level (CGL) exam for 2017 soon. So all those candidates, who plan on appearing in both the exams shoul...

The exam will have three different sections, one of which will be Reasoning Aptitude. Banking exam aspirants often cite Reasoning Aptitude as the toughest of the sections and they find the Quantitative Aptitude comparatively easier than Reasoning.

While SBI PO recruitment exam is considered tougher than other bank recruitment exams, it is not a tough nut to crack and can be cleared by focused preparation. In this article we will focus on preparation tips for English language section.

There are 35 questions in this section in the prelims exam and each question carries 1 mark. There is also a negative marking of one-fourth of the total marks allotted to a question in case of a wrong answer.

The online application process for State Bank of India (SBI) PO Recruitment 2017 ended on March 6 and for applicants who completed the application process on time, this is the time to focus on preparation for the preliminary exam.

Apart from the training and coaching courses run by various private and public institutions, State Bank of India is also running a Pre-Examination Training for the candidates who have registered for the coveted post in the bank.

State Bank of India released notification for recruitment of Probationary Officers in February 2017. For selection of Probationary Officers, SBI conducts the selection process in three phases. The first phase is the preliminary examination which is qualifying in nature.

With the Preliminary exam scheduled for the end of April, aspirants have roughly two and a half months to prepare for the exam. While there is no cap to the maximum duration adequate for preparation, two months can certainly be counted as the minimum requisite time required to prepare for the exam.

With barely few days left for the SBI PO preliminary exam to begin, candidates who have registered for the examination must be all prepared to attempt the same. Candidates who are all set to appear for the SBI PO 2017 preliminary exam must take care of certain important exam day rules, so as not to face any last minute issues.

What is it that the toppers do differently than other candidates? What is it that sets them apart? We hear stories of people cracking the exam in their first attempt while there are others who slog for years before they get a breakthrough.

State Bank of India will conduct the preliminary exam for recruitment of Probationary Officers in the last week of April and first week of May. Staff Selection Commission (SSC) is expected to release the official notification for Combined Graduate Level (CGL) exam for 2017 soon. So all those candidates, who plan on appearing in both the exams shoul...

The exam will have three different sections, one of which will be Reasoning Aptitude. Banking exam aspirants often cite Reasoning Aptitude as the toughest of the sections and they find the Quantitative Aptitude comparatively easier than Reasoning.

While SBI PO recruitment exam is considered tougher than other bank recruitment exams, it is not a tough nut to crack and can be cleared by focused preparation. In this article we will focus on preparation tips for English language section.

There are 35 questions in this section in the prelims exam and each question carries 1 mark. There is also a negative marking of one-fourth of the total marks allotted to a question in case of a wrong answer.

The online application process for State Bank of India (SBI) PO Recruitment 2017 ended on March 6 and for applicants who completed the application process on time, this is the time to focus on preparation for the preliminary exam.

Apart from the training and coaching courses run by various private and public institutions, State Bank of India is also running a Pre-Examination Training for the candidates who have registered for the coveted post in the bank.

State Bank of India released notification for recruitment of Probationary Officers in February 2017. For selection of Probationary Officers, SBI conducts the selection process in three phases. The first phase is the preliminary examination which is qualifying in nature.

With the Preliminary exam scheduled for the end of April, aspirants have roughly two and a half months to prepare for the exam. While there is no cap to the maximum duration adequate for preparation, two months can certainly be counted as the minimum requisite time required to prepare for the exam.