Are you thinking of building your career in banking?
Bank exams are competitive tests conducted by various banks and financial institutions to recruit candidates for different positions such as Probationary Officers, PO Clerks and Specialist Officers. These exams assess a candidate's aptitude, reasoning, English proficiency, general awareness and banking knowledge. Bank exams are a crucial step towards starting a successful career in the banking sector. They provide an opportunity to secure a stable and rewarding job in reputable public and private sector banks. To ensure success in these exams, it is essential to understand the eligibility criteria and adopt a well-structured and organic study approach.
However, there are some general eligibility criteria that candidates need to fulfil in order to be eligible for this competitive exam:
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Nationality |
Candidates must be Indian citizens. | |
Age Limit |
Generally, candidates must be between 20 and 30 years of age. |
Educational Qualification |
Candidates should possess a minimum educational qualification which is bachelor’s degree from a recognized university or institution. |
Percentage of Marks |
The minimum percentage of marks required in graduation varies for different banks or positions but in general, one needs to have obtained a minimum of 50% or 60% marks in their bachelor's degree. |
Language Proficiency
| Candidates should know the local regional language where the bank is located. This is especially important for positions in rural branches where the local language is predominantly used. |
Computer Knowledge |
Proficiency in computer usage including knowledge of basic computer applications, understanding of operating systems, word processing, spreadsheet, internet usage and email.
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Physical Fitness |
Some banks may require candidates to fulfil certain physical fitness criteria such as visual standards, medical fitness etc. Candidates may be required to undergo a medical examination before final selection. |