BOB PO Syllabus 2019

Dear Aspirant,

Finding work in the bank line is one of the growing career options the students option after completing graduation.

Here are the list of bank exams that you can give.

1. IBPS Clerk

This is one of the most prevalent Banking tests in India where you can recieve the position of being a clerk at end. A great deal of Banks recruit clerks on the basis of this exam. A lot of aspirants apply for this jobs so the competition is tough. The application form for IBPS clerk is available around the month of September or October every year.

Minimum Age limit: 20 years

Maximum Age Limit: 28 years.

2. IBPS PO

Along with the IBPS Clerk exam, the IBPS also conducts the IBPS PO exam. This exam is conducted for the recruitment of Probationary Officers. This exam is perfect for you if you are looking forward to be a Bank Officer. Your graduation must be complete. The application form is mostly released in the month of August or September.

Minimum Age Limit: 20 Years

Maximum Age Limit: 30 Years

3. NIACL Assistant

NIACL is an insurance company owned by the government. NIACL conducts this exam to recruit the candidates for the post of assistant. The candidate must have a recognized bachelor’s degree to apply for this exam.

Minimum Age: 21 Years

Maximum Age: 30 Years

4. RBI Grade B

Reserve Bank of India (RBI) conducts the RBI Grade B exam every year for the recruitment of Grade B officers. The salary of RBI Grade B officers is very good. This also, therefore, has a lot of candidates applying every year, raising the levels of competition. The application forms for this are released around the month of July every year.

Minimum Age: 21 Years

Maximum Age: 30 Years

5. SBI PO

For getting a job in State Bank of India as an officer, you need to clear SBI PO exam. This is one of the most reputed exams in the banking sector that’s why that is the reason countless applicants apply for this test each year. The candidate has to clear three levels for this- preliminary exam, main exam and interview. Usually, the application form is released around the month of April.

Minimum Age: 21 Years

Maximum Age: 30 years

6. SBI Clerk

This exam is conducted by SBI for the recruitment of clerks. The difficulty level of SBI clerk exam is lower than that of PO but the competition level is still very high. You have to be graduate for this exam and the notification will be released in January.

Minimum Age: 20 Years

Maximum Age: 28 Years

7. IBPS RRB

IBPS RRB is conducted for the recruitment of both clerk and officers in the regional rural banks across India. This exam has two levels i.e. Prelims and Main. There will be no interview for the post of office assistant (Clerk). The candidate must know the local language and their proficiency in the same will be evaluated.

Minimum Age (Office Assistant): 18 Years

Maximum Age (Office Assistant): 28 Years

Minimum Age (Assistant Manager): 18 Years

Maximum Age (Assistant Manager): 30 Years

8. LIC HFL Recruitment

LIC recruits assistants, associates, and assistant managers for Housing Finance. Generally, the applications will release release in the month of August. The age limit for the post of associate and assistant through this exam is 21 to 28 years.

Apart from these exams, there are many more banking exams you can opt for after your graduation. Some of them are given below:

• IPPB Recruitment
• LIC AAO
• IDBI PO
• NICL AO
• NABARD
• IBPS RRB
• Federal Bank Clerk/ PO
• Bank of Baroda SO
• South Indian Bank PO
• Saraswat Bank
• UIIC Assistant
• Syndicate Bank PO
• Canara Bank PO

Hope this helps. All the best!

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• IBPS Specialist officer
• IBPS Probationary officer
• IBPS clerk
• SBI Probationary officer
• SBI clerk
• IBPS RRB
• Indian Bank PO
• RBI Grade B
• RBI assistant recruitment
• IPPB recruitment

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These are the jobs conducted for bank with the position level. Where some of the private banks like ICICI Conduct there own examinations.

Hello,

With your graduation degree, you're eligible for not only banking and ssc cgl, but even upsc cse, since all these don't ask for any specific aggregate.

Now, coming to which exam, that entirely depends on you, SSC and Banking, both are quite different. SSC conducts its recruitment in four stages, and it does take a larger amount of time compared to bank exam results. Moreover, the pattern too is different, yes there're similarities in terms of few subject, but in SSC there's always a possibility of repeating of previous year questions, hence solving pyq in ssc becomes handy, while banking exam is all about speed and precision.