SBI CLERKS| SBI CLERK PREPRATIONS TIPS AND EXAM PATTERN

 SBI Clerk Preparation 2021 | How to Prepare For SBI Clerk 2021

The first thing to do is to have an overview of the SBI Clerk exam. This will help you figure out how to go about with your State Bank of India Clerk preparation.

Stages2 (Preliminary, Mains)
Mode of ExamOnline
Level of DifficultyEasy-moderate
Negative Marking0.25 marks
Time Duration1 hour for Prelims
2 hours 40 minutes for Mains
No of Questions and MarksPrelims -100 questions-100 marks
Mains – 190 questions -200 marks


Now before getting into the details of State Bank of India Clerk preparation, let us also look into the exam pattern for the Prelims and the Mains.

SBI Clerk Preparation | Exam Pattern for Prelims

SectionsNumber of Questions
English Language30
Numerical Ability35
Reasoning Ability35
Total100


Candidates must clear the overall cut off in Prelims, There is no sectional cut off.

SBI Clerk Preparation | Exam Pattern for Mains

SectionsNumber of Questions/ Maximum Marks
General/Financial Awareness50/50
General English40/40
Quantitative Aptitude50/50
Reasoning Ability and Computer Aptitude50/60
 Total190/200


Now that you have a clear idea about how the State Bank of India Clerk exam is going to be, you can formulate your SBI Clerk preparation plan accordingly.

Tips and Tricks for SBI Clerk Preparation

As said earlier, if you want to crack the State Bank of India Clerk exam, you need to have a smart SBI Clerk preparation plan – one that looks after your overall development.

  • Be thorough with the syllabus: It is important that you know which topics are included in the SBI Clerk syllabus. Once you have an idea about the syllabus, you can plan your State Bank of India Clerk preparation accordingly. You must also remember that certain topics are more important than others. This means you have to spend more time on them to achieve mastery over them.
  • Create a realistic time table: Now that you have an idea about the syllabus, you have to create a time table and stick to it. Allocate time-based on your strengths and weaknesses, i.e. spend more time on subjects/topics you are weak at. If your Numerical Ability is weak, spend more time solving numerical questions. Having a smart and realistic time table will make your State Bank of India Clerk preparation easier.
  • Read regularly: Reading regularly plays a crucial role in competitive entrance exams like SBI Clerk. Your SBI Clerk preparation time table must have a separate time allocated for reading newspapers and magazines. Spend two hours daily on reading. This will help you the most in your State Bank of India Clerk preparation for the English Language section, General Awareness section, and Computer Aptitude section. Note down important points and new words as you read.
  • Understand the concepts and the theory properly: Rather than learning the shortcuts to solve a problem, you must understand the related concepts and theories first. This is very important for sections like Numerical Ability and Reasoning Ability. Once that is achieved, you can learn the shortcuts. Your State Bank of India Clerk preparation must not have any loopholes or gaps. For the English Language section, learning the theory, i.e. the basic grammatical rules is very crucial.
  • Remember the formulas thoroughly: The Quantitative Aptitude section has innumerable formulas to remember. Also, you must learn the derivations of the formulas too and practice them regularly. Doing this during your State Bank of India Clerk preparation will help in better retention. Also, this will help you to derive a formula in case you forget it during the exam.
  • Practice diligently: Every time you finish a chapter or a topic, solve SBI Clerk practice questions from that chapter/topic. The more you practice, the better. Start with the easy ones and slowly move on to more difficult questions. Mark the questions you find difficult to solve/answer and revise them later. Regular practice is a must in your SBI Clerk preparation.
  • Improve your time management skills: High level of accuracy alone cannot guarantee a high score. Accuracy at the cost of loss of time will lead to a low score. So, your SBI Clerk preparation must look after your time management skills as well. There must be a balance between speed and accuracy. Once the basics are cleared, try to solve practice questions in a time-bound manner. If you are spending more time on a particular question, you must revise and learn the related concepts.
  • Revise regularly: Like any other exams, SBI Clerk preparation too needs regular revision. Otherwise, you will forget what you have learned. Allocate 2 hours daily for revision.

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