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HI, this is Daljeet singh, sir I want to know that my percentage in the graduation is 51%, and in the post graduation its 65%, so am I eligible for the bank PO test or not?

PO stands for Probationary Officer Post. There are two exams for PO, one is IBPS PO and other is SBI PO exam. For both exam, bachelor's degree is required.

You can apply for bank PO exam with 51% marks in bachelor's degree. The age limit is 20-30 years for IBPS PO and 21-30 years for SBI PO exam.

There are three stages in IBPS PO Common written exam namely preliminary, mains and interview.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

HI, this is Daljeet singh, sir I want to know that my percentage in the graduation is 51%, and in the post graduation its 65%, so am I eligible for the bank PO test or not?

Sorry to say,You are not eligible for Bank PO Exam.

Eligibility criteria for Bank PO :

candidate must have passed graduation with 60% for general candidate(55% for ST/SC).

Age is between 20 to 30 years.

ST/SC gets 5 years age relaxation.

OBC gets 3 years age relaxation.

According to you,you do not have sufficient marks in your graduation.

If you get 60% mark in your graduation then your post graduation is extra advantage for you.

So,you can not apply for Bank PO.

Thank you.

Eligibility Criteria Required for PO Recruitment:

Basically this eligibility criteria varies from Private based PO Recruitment or Public or Government based PO Recruitment. So based on the sector you choose, the eligibility criteria generally depends upon. If you are willing to apply for PO Recruitment which is conducted by Institute of Public Service Commission (IBPS) then, I am sure you are certainly eligible to apply for that recruitment as there is no certain minimum percentage is required in order to be eligible for IBPS PO Recruitment. But if you opt to apply for Private Banks PO Recruitment, then in that case you are not eligible to apply as the minimum percentage criteria required is "Minimum 55% marks" from a recognized university. So I suggest you to apply for IBPS PO Recruitment, as there is no certain minimum percentage is required.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

HI, this is Daljeet singh, sir I want to know that my percentage in the graduation is 51%, and in the post graduation its 65%, so am I eligible for the bank PO test or not?

You have completed graduation degree so you are eligible for Bank PO exam.

Those candidates who have completed graduation degree from a recognized university are eligible for IBPS and SBI PO exam.

Your age should be in between 20 to 30 years.

Examination pattern for Bank PO exam:-

Quantitative Aptitude and Reasoning Ability - 50 questions for 50 marks each
English Language and General Awareness - 40 questions for 40 marks each
Computer Knowledge/ Awareness - 20 questions for 20 marks

For more information visit at the www.onlinesbi.in. and www.ibps.in.

Yes, you are eligible to appear for bank PO examination conducted by SBI. SBI conducts examination for recruitment of candidates in different jobs.

The eligibility to appear for SBI PO examination is :-

Candidate must have passed graduation from any recognised university.

Candidate's age must be between 21-30 years with relaxation in age for reserved category.

Candidates have to qualify in all three stages of examination for final recruitment in jobs. For more information about SBI examination details visit at http://www.sbi.co.in.

Yes, you are eligible for bank PO examination after 51% in graduation.

Eligibility :

• Candidate must have passed graduation in any stream from any recognised university.
• There is no minimum percentage criteria.
• Age of candidate must be from 20 to 30 years. Relaxation is also there as per government norms.

Yes, after completing graduation degree you are eligible to appear for PO examiantion conducted by IBPS or SBI.

To appear in examination candidate need to have graduation from any recognised university with age limit as between 21-30 years for SBI and between 20-30 years for IBPS.

So, you need to continue your preparation for examination for final selection.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

HI, this is Daljeet singh, sir I want to know that my percentage in the graduation is 51%, and in the post graduation its 65%, so am I eligible for the bank PO test or not?

Yes, you are eligible for bank PO posts. For the PO posts the eligibility is a pass in Bachelor’s degree in any discipline from any recognized university. The aspiring candidate age should be in the range of 20-30 years for general candidates (for SC/ST +5 years and OBC +3 years). The aspirant has to appear for Common Written Examination conducted by the IBPS. The website link is http://www.ibps.in/

To be eligible for bank PO examination one should have possess the following eligibility criteria mentioned below:

PO Eligibility:

> Minimum age requirement for this exam is 20 years

> Maximum age is allowed till 30 years

> Age relaxation is provided to SC/ST of 5 years, 3 years for OBC and 10 years for disabled candidates

> Candidate should have completed his/her graduation in any discipline from a recognized University with a minimum of 55% marks.

> Candidates must have completed their +2 from a recognized University with a minimum of 60% marks.

NOTE: Only those candidates are eligible who have completed their education or graduation in a regular pattern and for distance learning candidates there is no opportunity for these exams, which means that distance degree holders need not apply.

You just need graduation degree in any discipline from a recognized university to become eligible for bank PO exam which is conducted by IBPS and SBI. There is no percentage criteria for this exam.

Just make sure that your age is between 21 to 30 years. There is relaxation in age available for candidates who belong to reserved category.

Sir i have done graduation with 58% marks and post graduation with 64%marks . Am I eligible to apply for canara bank and syndicate bank P.O. post

I scored 51%in both graduation and post graduation what type of exams I will be eligible for?