SBI Clerk prelims Result 2021: Bank looking to fill 5,000 vacancies

Updated : Sep 22, 2021 10:38
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SBI Clerk prelims Result 2021: SBI Clerk prelim results have been declared and those who have cleared will now appear for the Main exam as per schedule.

The SBI Clerk Main exam will be conducted from October 1 to 17 India's largest bank, SBI is looking to fill over 5,000 vacancies and 237 backlog vacancies currently. To get hired, candidates shortlisted after the Main exam will have to clear the interview and document verification rounds as well at SBI. 

Candidates can follow these simple steps to check SBI Clerk prelims result 2021:

Step 1: Visit the official SBI website, sbi.co.in

Step 2: On the homepage, go to the 'Careers' tab and then click on the 'Current Openings' link

Step 3: As the new page opens, tap on the 'SBI clerk prelims result 2021' link

Step 4: Enter your registration number or roll number with date of birth

Step 5: Key-in captcha code and submit the details

Step 6: Your SBI Clerk prelims result will appear on the screen. Check your marks

The SBI Clerk main exam to be held on Oct 17 will consists of 190 multiple-choice questions. The candidates need to answer the questions within a prescribed time limit of two hours and forty minutes.

The questions are asked from the general/ financial awareness, general English, quantitative aptitude and reasoning ability as well as computer aptitude sections.

The candidates are advised to keep checking the official website of SBI for further details on new exam dates.

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