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Crack SBI Clerk with Theni's Elite Banking Mentors

Master speed-math shortcuts, high-accuracy reasoning, and targeted general awareness with our focused 2-tier preparation framework and daily speed tests.

Tier 02 Mains Selection Track

Mains Exhaustive Strategy

Gain maximum cut-off cushion across General Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude, and English.

Quantitative Aptitude

Data Interpretation (DI), arithmetic word problems & data sufficiency.

Financial & General Awareness

Last 6 months current affairs, banking concepts & static GK prep.

General English

Advanced Reading Comprehension and complex Error Spotting.

Reasoning & Computer Aptitude

Critical reasoning, input-output, coding-decoding & computer basics.

Tier 03 Qualifying Round

Local Language Proficiency Test (LPT)

Ensure smooth qualification in the mandatory local language reading, writing, and speaking evaluation.

Reading & Comprehension

Practice reading local language news articles and official notices fluently.

Written Drills

Sentence construction, vocabulary exercises, and translation practice.

Verbal Interaction

Mock speaking sessions to ensure conversational fluency and confidence.

Sectional and Full-Length Mock Tests

Timed sectional and full-length practice for exam readiness.

Latest Updated Study Materials

Updated exam-focused study resources and practice materials.

Performance Based Individual Feedback

Individual guidance based on mock-test performance.

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SBI CLERK

Complete Preliminary and Main Examination preparation.

SBI CLERK

The SBI Clerk (Junior Associate) exam consists of two phases: Phase I (Preliminary Examination) and Phase II (Main Examination). There is no interview for this post, but you must pass a Local Language Test if you did not study the local language in your 10th or 12th standard

A negative marking of 0.25 marks applies to every wrong answer in both phases.

Phase I: Preliminary Examination (100 Marks)

The Prelims is a 1-hour online screening test with strict sectional timings. There are no sectional cut-offs.

SectionNo. of QuestionsMarksDuration
English Language303020 Minutes
Numerical Ability353520 Minutes
Reasoning Ability353520 Minutes
Total10010060 Minutes

Sectional Topic Breakdown

  • English Language: Reading Comprehension (narrative or story-based), Cloze Test, Error Spotting, Sentence Improvement, Fillers (Single/Double), Word Swap, and Spelling Errors.
  • Numerical Ability: Simplification & Approximation (high weightage: 10–15 questions), Missing & Wrong Number Series, Quadratic Equations, Data Interpretation (Bar, Line, Tabular, Pie charts), and Arithmetic Word Problems (Averages, Percentage, Profit & Loss, Simple & Compound Interest, Time & Work, Speed Time & Distance, Ratio & Proportion).
  • Reasoning Ability: Puzzles & Seating Arrangements (Linear, Circular, Square, Floor, Box, Month-based), Syllogism, Inequalities, Coding-Decoding, Alphanumeric / Numeric Series, Blood Relations, Direction Sense, and Order & Ranking.

Phase II: Main Examination (200 Marks)

The Mains exam determines your final selection. It introduces General/Financial Awareness and mixes Computer Aptitude with Reasoning.

SectionNo. of QuestionsMarksDuration
General / Financial Awareness505035 Minutes
General English404035 Minutes
Quantitative Aptitude505045 Minutes
Reasoning Ability & Computer Aptitude506045 Minutes
Total1902002 Hours 40 Minutes

Sectional Topic Breakdown

  • General / Financial Awareness: Current Affairs (last 6 months with a focus on national news, summits, awards, sports, and business), Banking Awareness (RBI functions, monetary policies, banking history, digital banking, instruments like cheques/DD), Financial Awareness (Union Budget, economic terms, inflation, GST), and Static GK (Dams, Wildlife Sanctuaries, Capitals & Currencies).
  • General English: Advanced Reading Comprehension (Inference-based), complex Error Spotting, Paragraph Completion, Para Jumbles, Synonyms & Antonyms in context, and Idioms & Phrases.
  • Quantitative Aptitude: High-level Data Interpretation (Caselets, Missing DI, Mixed Graphs, and Arithmetic-based DI), Data Sufficiency, Quant comparison (Quantity I vs Quantity II), and advanced Arithmetic problems.
  • Reasoning Ability: Complex Puzzles and Seating Arrangements (with multiple variables), Input-Output, Logical/Analytical Reasoning (Statement-Assumptions, Cause-Effect, Course of Action), Coded Inequalities, Coded Blood Relations, and Data Sufficiency.
  • Computer Aptitude: Binary conversion, logic gates, flowchart-based puzzles, and basic networking/hardware awareness (often merged structurally with reasoning puzzles).

Local Language Proficiency Test (LPT)

If your 10th or 12th-standard mark sheet proves that you studied the official local language of the state you applied for, you are exempted. Otherwise, you must pass a local language test (reading, writing, and speaking proficiency) post-Mains before final joining