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If you are preparing for a government job and want to make a career in the banking sector, then this news is for you. A job in a bank not only gives a stable future, but it also brings respect and good salary. Every year lakhs of candidates apply for bank exams, but many people do not know what is the process of bank recruitment, what posts are available and what is the qualification required.
There are two types of bank jobs in India, government and private. Recruitment in government banks is mainly done through IBPS, SBI and RBI. Through these institutes, recruitment is done on posts like Clerk, Probationary Officer (PO), Specialist Officer (SO) and Grade B Officer. For the post of Clerk, graduation degree in any discipline is required, whereas for PO, graduation or post graduation is required. For Specialist Officer, special qualification is sought in subjects like IT, HR, Marketing or Law, whereas for RBI Grade B, graduation with at least 60% marks is required.
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How is the selection done?
Age should be between 20 to 28 years for Clerk, 20 to 30 years for PO and 21 to 30 years for RBI Grade B. Reserved categories get relaxation in age limit as per government rules. The selection process takes place in three stages. Prelims exam, main exam and interview. In the first stage, questions from Reasoning, English and Maths are asked, while in the main exam, questions related to General Awareness, Computer and Banking knowledge are asked. After this the final selection is done through interview.
Good salary?
In the banking sector, along with salary, many facilities are also given like dearness allowance, house rent allowance, medical facility, pension and bonus. The starting salary of a bank PO is around Rs 60 thousand per month, whereas a clerk gets around Rs 40 thousand.
How to prepare?
To prepare for the exam, it is important to give mock tests daily, practice reasoning and maths, focus on current affairs and banking awareness. Focusing on solving old question papers and time management is also the key to success.
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