SBI Clerk 2012 recruitment exam pattern, syllabus and selection procedure


The SBI clerk exam 2012 is conducted by State Bank of India to recruit clerical posts under special recruitment drive for SC/ST/OBC and regular recruitment posting at North Eastern circle.

Selection process of Clerk Jobs 2012 in SBI: The selection procedure for SBI clerks 2012 is based on written test followed by interview. The qualifying candidates will then be put on a brobation period for a period of 6 months. Then depending upon their performance, the probation period may be extended.

SBI clerk 2012 Syllabus and exam pattern: The sbi clerk 2012 exam consists of objective type written test which will have multiple choice questions from General awareness, General English, Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning Ability and Marketing Aptitude / Computer Knowledge. The syllabus for SBI clerk entrance exam is based on the syllabus of class 10+2.

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