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Following are some of the most common entrance exam for banking jobs
Ibps:
The exam will be conducted for all 20 nationalized banks.Twenty (20) Public Sector Banks will offer job to the candidates who would clear the Common Written Examination [CWE] name of those banks are given below:

1)Allahabad Bank

2)Andhra Bank

3)Bank of Baroda

4)Bank of India

5)Bank of Maharashtra

6)Canara Bank

7)Central Bank of India

8)Corporation Bank

9)Dena Bank

10)IDBI Bank

11)Indian Bank

12)Indian Overseas Bank

13)Oriental Bank of Commerce

14)Punjab National Bank

15)Punjab & Sind Bank

16)Syndicate Bank

17)UCO Bank

18)Union Bank of India

19)United Bank of India

20)Vijaya Bank

Clerical Exam:

The exam is conducted for the posts of clerk, clerk-cum-cashier, clerk-cum-godown keeper, typist, steno, agricultural clerks, data entry operators and telephone operators

Eligibility Criteria:

Educational Qualification - For the posts of clerks and typists, the candidate must be a Bachelor’s degree holder or a banking diploma holder with 50% marks. A 12th std pass is also eligible. The candidate should be a degree holder or a 12th std pass for the posts of stenographers, data entry operators, telephone operators. Applicants for the posts of typists and stenographers must be proficient in typing and shorthand. For the posts of agricultural clerks, the candidate should be a degree or diploma holder in agriculture or should have passed 12th std with agriculture as a subject and with 50% marks.

Age Limit - The candidate’s age should be between 18 and 26. There are relaxations in this for candidates belonging to SC/ST, etc.

Exam Details:

The exam has objective type questions on English, numerical ability, reasoning and clerical aptitude. There is also a descriptive paper which has four argumentative questions.

The Banking Service Recruitment Boards conducts the clerical exam for recruitment in nationalized banks, including State Bank of India in their respective regions. Private Banks conduct their own exams. The criteria and model of the exam is almost the same.

Probationary Officers’ Exam:

This exam is conducted for the appointment of probationary officers. As the name suggests, the selected candidates will be on probation for two years. Their performance during this training period determines the designation they will receive after training.

Eligibility Criteria:

Educational Qualification - The candidate should be a degree holder from a recognized university.

Age Limit - The candidate’s age should be between 21 and 28. There are relaxations in this for candidates belonging to SC/ST and OBC.

Number of Attempts- It mostly depends up on the bank which is conducting exam. For example SBI allows only 3 attempts for candidates. Even though there is relaxation provided to candidates belonging to SC/ST, OBC, etc.

Exam Details:

The exam has objective type questions on English, quantitative aptitude, reasoning and general awareness. There is also a descriptive paper which has four argumentative questions.

The Central Recruitment Board, State Bank Group conducts this exam in July for the appointment of POs to all branches of the SBI. Banking Service Recruitment Boards conduct this exam for the appointment Probationary Officers in nationalized banks in their respective regions. Private banks also conduct their own exams.

Reserve Bank Officers’ Grade A/B Exam:

This examination is conducted by the Reserve Bank of India Services Board. It is held in two phases. First phase Paper 1 (objective type) held in December. Those who are successful in this get calls to the second phase. Second phase paper 2 and paper 3 (descriptive type) is conducted in May.

Eligibility Criteria:

Educational qualification - The candidate should have a bachelor’s degree with a minimum 60% marks or a master’s degree with a minimum of 55% marks or a doctorate degree with 50% marks in Master’s Degree

Age Limit – It is 21 to 26 years for those applying on the basis of bachelor’s degree and 21 to 28 years those applying on the basis of master’s degree. There are relaxations in this for candidates belonging to SC/ST, etc.

Exam Details:

Paper 1 is an objective type exam that deals with English, reasoning, general awareness and quantitative aptitude. Paper 2 is a descriptive paper on English and paper 3 on economic and social problems.

Specialist Officer Entrance Exam:

Specialist Officers are those who are experts in a specific area. Depending on their business requirement banks appoint SOs in areas like agriculture, law, credit, systems, CA, etc.

Eligibility Criteria:

Educational Qualification - The candidate should have a bachelor’s degree in the specific area to which applying with a minimum 60% marks.

Age Limit – The candidate should not be more than 35 years..

Exam Details

The paper will have questions on English, reasoning and quantitative aptitude. There will also be questions on professional knowledge. Out of 200, 90 marks are for the latter.

Career Prospects

In Public sector Banks for the Clerical and Probationary Officer posts graduates from any stream are taken up on the basis of All India Level examination. Professionals are also recruited for these positions like engineers, technologists, lawyers, ex-defense officers through these tests. Private sector banks and Foreign Banks mostly have a preference to take MBAs, Chartered accountants and CFAs for junior positions via Campus recruitment. At higher level candidates should possess specialization in specific areas like project analysis, credit appraisal, management of lone portfolios and foreign exchange. Computer knowledge is a must in all banks.

Academic background, excellent communication skills, interpersonal skills, attentive nature, and basic knowledge of the industry are all qualities that a bank looks in a suitable candidate. All the banks provide fair remuneration to their employees with addition to certain perks. In a Public Sector Banks, the average salary an entry level clerks can expect is around Rs 140000/- p.a. An officer could receive around Rs 200000/- p.a.
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IBPS (Institute of Banking Personnel Selection) conducts CWE (Common Written Examination) for the recruitment into bank except for State Bank of India (SBI) and its associate banks.

Every year, 4 types of CWE (Common Written Exams) are conducted by IBPS:

1.Clerical Cadre recruitments
2.Probationary Officer (PO) posts
3.Specialist Officer posts (like IT Officer, Marketing Officer, HR, Agriculture etc)
4.Regional Rural Banks (for both assistant level and officer level)

details>>
online test for Clerical Cadre
age limit: 20-28 years
qualification: atleast graduate degree
exam format: 5 sections: reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude, General Awareness, English, and Computer.
(40 questions each so total of 200 questions)
time limit 2hours

**Penalty for Wrong Answers: For each answer given by the candidate 0.25 of the marks assigned to that question will be deducted.

prepare well
best of luck!