Q.  How can I know about new opportunities and the vacancies available? Please tell me about opportunities available in the banking industry?

Ans: Now bank exams are conducted by SBI, IBPS, and RBI. Check up the respective websites regularly for notifications. They release notifications in the newspapers and Employment News. We also display it on our website.

Q. What are the rules and eligibility for the bank exams?

Ans: Bank Exams will be conducted by SBI, RBI & IBPS. SBI conducts PO, Clerk and Specialist Officer Exams for SBI & its Associate Banks- IBPS Conducts Common Written Exams for PO, Clerk & Specialist Officers for other Nationalised banks and also Officer and Office Assistant Exams for Regional Rural Banks For P.Os normally it is graduation with 20-30years of age for General Candidates. Relaxation in the age for reserved candidates. For clerks normally it is graduation/intermediate with 18-28years of age for General Candidates. Relaxation in the age for reserved candidates.

 Q. What is IBPS?

Ans: Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) is envisioned as a self-governed academic and research-oriented Institute, with a mission of enhancing human-resource development through personnel assessment. In 2011, IBPS announced a common written examination (CWE) for the selection Officers and Clerks in Indian banks. IBPS CWE is now mandatory for anyone who seeks employment in 20 public sectors and Regional Rural banks. IBPS periodically accepts the exam applications from the candidates at their website www.ibps.in, and the exams are organized at various locations in the country either in online or offline mode.

Q. What Bank Exams IBPS conducts?

Ans: CWE PO/MT for the position of Probationary Officer or Management Trainee. CWE Clerk for Clerical positions. Specialist Officer for specialist officer positions. RRB officer. For the selection of officers & office assistants to Regional Rural Banks (RRBs) governed by NABARD.

Q. Is it true that there is negative marking in bank exams? If so what are the negative marks deducted?

Ans: Yes, there are negative marks for wrong markings Usually one-fourth of the marks allotted to the question will be deducted.

Q. What is the summary of Banking Exam Calendar 2021-22: List of Exams And Their Schedule?

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