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i got in ssc 70% HSC 55% IBPS clerk exam i am eligible or not

IBPS Conducts the Clerks exams just once each year.

Normally the Clerks exams are conducted in the month of December each year

Eligibilty to apply to the IBPS Clerks exams is:
Min educational qualifications is Graduation Pass
Age should be between 20 and 28 years
OBC gets 3 years and SC/ST gets 5 years age relaxations

Since you have not completed your graduation, so you are not eligible to apply for the IBPS Clerks Exams

IBPS - Institute of Banking Personal Selection conducts clerical exam for 19 Public sector banks every year.

The eligible candidate must be an Indian Citizen having completed 10th with 60% marks or having completed 12th with 50% marks in any stream from a recognised Board or having completed Graduation Degree in any stream from a recognised University within the age of 18 to 28 years with upper age relaxation for reserved candidate. The candidate should be a computer literate one.

If you have the above eligibility criteria then you are eligible to apply for IBPS Clerical Exam.

For more information you may log on to http://www.ibps.in

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i got in ssc 70% HSC 55% IBPS clerk exam i am eligible or not

IBPS Stands for Institute of Banking Personnel Selection for recruitment in clerical cadre in 20 public Sector Banks .



If you have completed graduation degree OR if you have completed diploma degree , then you are applicable for IBPS Clerk Exam .Also you must have knowledge of computer if you want to apply for IBPS clerical exam.

You have just completed 12th standard so you are not applicable for IBPS Clerk Exam so first complete your graduation degree then you can apply.

Your age should be in between 18 to 28 years old.Age relaxation is provide for reserved category.

Exam Pattern for IBPS Clerk Exam:-

List of the Best Books for IBPS Clerk Exam


Bank Clerical Cadre: Common Written Exam. Solved Papers
by Upkar
Publisher: Upkar Prakashan


Bank Clerk Exams General English: 75 Sets Previous Years' Solved Papers
by Ajay Singh
Publisher: Arihant Publications


Bank Clerical Practice Work Book
by
RPH Editorial Board
Publisher: Ramesh Publishing House

For more information about IBPS Exam , you may log on to http://www.ibps.in
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Originally Posted by Unregistered

i got in ssc 70% HSC 55% IBPS clerk exam i am eligible or not

One of the most coveted bank exam is IBPS Clerk Common Written Exam. As high as 20 national banks participates in this bank exam to choose deserving candidates to fill up the vacant posts. The eligibility criteria has changed a bit. Earlier it was a pen and paper test but from 2013 it's going to be conducted online. Following are some of the eligibility criteria to be considered seriously:-

Eligibility Criteria:-

1. Though till now for the clerk exam +2 candidates were eligible. But from now even for the clerk exam you need to have a valid degree from a recognized university to sit for this exam. You can get this degree on any subject of your choice.

2. You need to have mandatory computer skills for this post. This means showing proof in the form of mark sheets showing your computer science marks at 10+2 level. If you didn't have computer science at 10+2 level you can also get a certificate course from a recognized institution.

3. To apply to the national bank of your choice it is important for you to know the local language of that state.

Age Limit:-

The lower age limit for the exam is 20 years and the upper age limit for the general category candidate is 28 years. There is age relaxation for the reserved category candidates.

Exam Pattern:-

The exam pattern just like the age limit has remain unchanged. The paper has been divided into five sections of 50 marks each. So the total marks allotted is 250 marks and for each right answer you will be awarded with 1 mark. Following are the five sections to stress on:-

=> Reasoning
=> English language
=> Numerical ability
=> General awareness
=> Computer knowledge

Top Books for IBPS CWE Exam:-



20 Practice Sets for Online IBPS Bank Clerk CWE (With CD)
Author: Arihant Experts
Publisher: Arihant



Comprehensive Guide to IBPS-CWE Bank PO 2nd Edition
Author: Disha Experts
Publisher: Disha Publication



Bank Interviews for IBPS (CWE) Successful Candidates
Author: RPH Editorial Board
Publisher: Ramesh Publishing House

Hope this helps :-> :->

Originally Posted by Unregistered

i got in ssc 70% HSC 55% IBPS clerk exam i am eligible or not

Dear Aspirant,

Yes, Off Course You are eligible for IBPS Clerk Examiantion

A candidate after completing their 10+2 with minimum 60% from Recognized Board Exam then they are eligible for applying IBPS Examination......

IBPS Stands for Institute of Banking Personnel Selection for recruitment in clerical cadre in 20 public Sector Banks here are following List:-


Along with 10+2 a candidate must have knowledge of Computer Science or having Certificate in Computer Courses are eligible for it......

Age Limit:

Age of candidate must be between 18 to 28 years, Age relaxation is available for Reserved category for OBC+3 years and for SC/ST +5 years on upper age.......

Exam Pattern:

1. Reasoning
2. English Language
3. Computer Knowledge
4. General Awareness
5. Quantitative Aptitude
6. Computer Knowledge

Books for Preparation:-

Code: D357
ISBN: 9789350751138
Author: Expert Compilations
Price: 195/-


Code: J381
ISBN: 9789350941188
Author: Gautam Majumdar
Pages: 184
Price: 125/-


Code: G212
ISBN: 9788183484268
Author: R Pillai
Pages: 186
Price: 95/-


Code: D440
ISBN: 9789350751978
Author: Ajay Singh
Pages: 255
Price: 195/-

All the best

With Regards......
Dharm

IBPS is responsible for all the recruitment is the 20 Public Sector Banks of India.

You must have the required qualifications to apply for IBPS Clerical Examination.

Eligibility Criteria for IBPS Clerical:

-Graduation in any discipline from a recognised University.

-Must have studied Computers as subject in School/College or must have a certificate in computer fundamental.

-Age required for IBPS Clerical is 18 to 28 years if you are a General Category.

-There is age relaxation for other categories like SC/ST , OBC and PWD categories.

-Must be an Indian Citizen.

Selection Procedure:

-Objective Type Paper

-Interview

Marks in above tests will be the deciding factor in your selection for the post.

For more information and applying online visit http://www.ibps.in

hi
yes you are eligible for giving the ibps clerical examination as you complete both of the criteria required. The criteria is that you should be having a minimum of 60% marks in your class 10th or a minimum of 50% marks in your class 12th. Another age factor is that your age should be in between 18-26 years of age.
For more details you can go to the website
www.ibps.in
gud luck

Institute of Banking Personal Selection(IBPS)conducts Clerical Examination for 19 Public Sector banks every year.

Eligibility Criteria for IBPS Clerical Exam:-

-The candidate should be an Indian Citize.
-Should have either completed 10th with 60% marks or have completed 12th with 50% marks or have completed Graduation Degree in any stream from a recognised University
-Should be within the age of 18 to 28 years with upper age relaxation for reserved candidate.
-The candidate should have good knowledge over computer operation.

Hence having eligibility criteria mentioned above, one can apply for Clerical Exam.

For more information one may log on to http://www.ibps.in

i have completed my ssc in 2008 with 88% and preuniversity course(E/M) with 7.2 CGPA and i completed DCA COURSE also can i eligible to write bank exams?if so plz.. tell me what are those

Dear Friend,

The Acronym "IBPS" Stands for Institute Of Banking Personnel Selection.

As per the latest amendments in the eligibility criteria for bank clerical exams , the minimum educational qualification has just changed from 12th to graduation for IBPS Bank Clerical Examination.

On this basis , you cannot apply for the IBPS Clerical Examination.

However , i am providing you here the complete information regarding the same.

IBPS conducts the Clerical and PO Examination for 20 public sector banks from 2011.



The Examination consists of 250 objective type questions carrying one mark each.

You are rewarded 1 mark for each correct answer and 1 mark is deducted if 4 of your answers are incorrect.

The Questions are asked from the following subjects :

1) Quantitative Aptitude

2) Verbal & Non-Verbal reasoning

3) English Language

4) General Awareness

5) Computer/Marketing

IBPS Provides a rank card which remains valid for a time span of 1 year during which on the basis of the marks they secured , they can directly go for the interview in any of the 19 public sector banks.

The Qualifications Required For IBPS Clerical Examination are :

* You must have completed graduation in any stream from any recognized college/university.

* You must have secured a minimum of 50% marks in graduation.

* Your age should lie in between 18-28 years.

* Age Relaxation :

a) OBC Candidates : 3 years

b) SC/ST Candidates : 5 years

c) PWD : 10 years

This is the information i have to the best of my knowledge regarding your query. Hope the information will help you to the extent you want.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

i got in ssc 70% HSC 55% IBPS clerk exam i am eligible or not

To sit for the IBPS exam you need to complete your graduation first. Only then you will be allowed to sit for this exam. That is the basic criteria which everyone has to follow.

IBPS conducts the Common Written Examination on behalf of the 19 public sector banks which participates in this examination for different posts like: Probationary Officers, Clerical Cadres, Specialist Officers and Management Trainee. Except for SBI, almost most of the popular banks takes part in it so once you crack this exam with the IBPS score card that you will get you can apply for any bank if there is a vacancy.

For the post of clerical cadres you need to get a bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognized university first. The subject you choose is of little significance here.

Age should not be less than 20 years and if you are a general category candidate then it should not exceed the upper age limit of 28 years. There is age relaxation for reserved categories. SC/ST candidates gets a 5 years age relaxation, OBC gets a three year age relaxation and persons with disability gets a 10 years age relaxation.

You need to know how to handle a computer. This is an important criteria for almost any post you apply these days. If you don't know how to operate a computer then i would suggest you to do a short-term course from a computer institution.

Fluency in the local language of the State you are applying is another important criteria which needs serious consideration.

Exam Pattern:-

• Reasoning (40 marks)
• Numerical Ability (40 marks)
• General Awareness (40 marks)
• Computer (40 marks)
• English Language (40 marks)

Hope this helps :-> :->