SBI Clerk Prelims Study Plan:

The SBI clerk 2021 recruitment expected to release soon with various vacancies. To achieve this dream job, aspirants must work very hard. To assist your preparation process we have prepared an efficient SBI clerk prelims study plan for 2021. Candidates use this to prepare well for the exam.

In this recruitment process, there are two rounds of selection. They are prelims and mains exams. The prelims exams are tentatively scheduled for April 2021. Your first aim is to crack the SBI clerk prelims exam. Only then you can progress to the next stage of the recruitment process. The SBI clerk prelims study plan 2021 is prepared for your effective preparation purpose. So utilize it to perform well in the exam. The SBI clerk strategy is to follow this study plan strictly.

SBI Clerk Prelims Exam Pattern:

“How to crack the SBI Clerk exam in the first attempt?” is a curious question among the aspirants. For that, you have to analyse the exam pattern completely. Then determine your strong and weak topics. Then fine-tune your performance by following the SBI clerk prelims study plan 2021. The prelims exam consists of three sections in total. They are Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning Ability & English Language. The important details regarding the SBI clerk prelims exam are given below.

·         The quantitative aptitude and reasoning ability sections have 35 questions each. While the English language section will contain a total of 30 questions. Thus the maximum marks for the exam are 100.

·         Each section will have a separate sectional timing of 20 minutes each.

·         For each wrong answer, 0.25 marks are deducted as a penalty.

There is no sectional cut off for this exam. If you clear the overall cut off, you can take the mains exam. As said above, follow the SBI clerk prelims study plan 2021 to crack this exam.

S.No

Section

No of Questions

Max Marks

Duration

1

Quantitative Aptitude

35

35

20 minutes

2

Reasoning Ability

35

35

20 minutes

3

English Language

30

30

20 minutes

Total

100

100

60 minutes

 

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