Hello

SBI Clerk 2019 prelims cutoffs for Ex-Serviceman state wise is as follows:

Madhya Pradesh- 28
Odisha- 34
Uttar Pradesh- 41.75
Delhi- 38.25
Rajasthan- 34.5

Check the detailed information using the link below:

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/sbi-clerk-cutoff

Good Luck!

Hey there

It's good that you want to prepare for banking too along with the preparation of cet. See cet syllabus has quantitative, verbal, and logical reasoning which is also there in sbi po or clerk so if you want you can prepare for it you'll be on a safer side too. Among sbi clerk and sbi bank po the difference is level of questions the number of applicants are huge in both the cases as any graduate can take the exam. So go through past year papers of these exams and decide yourself which exam you want to take.

Hope you understand

Good luck

Hi Parth,

SBI has released the Clerk application form on January 02, 2020. You can fill it from January 03 to 26, 2020 in online mode from the official website of SBI. To know the steps on how to fill the application form of SBI Clerk 202 0, Eligibility criteria, Vacancies and Application fees visit this article - SBI Clerk 2020 . The SBI clerk result dates are not yet released.

I hope this helps!

Hello

Sorry to inform you that you are not eligible for SBI Clerk Exam 2020.As per the SBI Clerk exam eligibility,a candidate age should be of 20-28 years as on January 1st,2020.Also the maximum age for exam is 28 years for General Category,which is 31 years for OBC and 33 for SC/ST category.

So you can appear for the exam next year.

I Hope You Will Easily Make The Exam

Best Wishes For You!!!

Yes Monika

You can still apply for the exam. Since the eligibility criteria states between 20-28 years and you are 28 years old right now so you can take the examination.

All the best

Hello Tushar,

Hope you are doing well.

Yes, you can apply for SBI Clerk 2020, with a condition that you will present your proof of graduation before June 30, 2020 in the interview or any other further rounds. Even, if you are pursuing an integrated course, you'll need the proof of the same.

All the best for exams !

Thank-you !