The State Bank of India Clerk Exam is one of the most popular exams for aspirants aiming to join the clerical cadre in India’s largest public sector bank. This role offers job security, attractive salary, and opportunities for growth in the banking sector.
At Kingmakers School of Banking, we provide specialized coaching for SBI Clerk Prelims & Mains, ensuring you are fully prepared to clear each stage with confidence.

Why Choose SBI Clerk?

Prestigious Central Government Job

Join India’s largest bank with a stable career

Job Stability & Security

Work-life balance with opportunities for promotions

Attractive Salary & Allowances

Join India’s largest bank with a stable career

Fast Career Growth

Contribute to banking services across the country

SBI Clerk Eligibility Criteria 2026 – Age Limit, Qualification & Nationality

SBI Clerk Eligibility

Before applying for SBI Clerk, candidates must fulfill the following criteria:

Nationality:

Must be an Indian citizen

Educational Qualification:

Graduation in any discipline from a recognized university

Age Limit:

 20 to 28 years (Relaxation as per government norms)

 Language:

Must be proficient in the local language of the state applied for

SBI Clerk Exam Pattern

Comprehensive 4-tier examination structure designed to assess various skills
and knowledge areas

Tier 1

Preliminary Exam (CBT)

SUBJECTS COVERED

EXAM DETAILS

100 Questions       •      100 Marks       •        60 Minutes

Tier 2

Main Exam (CBT)

SUBJECTS COVERED

EXAM DETAILS

190 Questions       •       100 Marks       •       160 Minutes

Language Proficiency Test (LPT): Qualifying

SBI Clerk Syllabus Overview

Complete subject-wise breakdown of the SBI Clerk curriculum to help you
prepare systematically

General Intelligence & Reasoning

Puzzles, Seating Arrangement, Coding-Decoding, Syllogism

Quantitative Aptitude

Simplification, Data Interpretation, Arithmetic, Number Series

General/Financial Awareness

Banking Awareness, Current Affairs, Static GK

English Language

Grammar, Vocabulary, Reading Comprehension, Cloze Test

Computer Knowledge

Basics of Computers, MS Office, Internet

Preparation Tips for SBI Clerk

Follow our proven strategies and expert tips to maximize your chances of
success in SBI Clerk examination

Know Syllabus & Exam
Pattern Thoroughly

 Focus on speed and accuracy for Prelims

Practice PYQs & Mock Tests

Attempt mock tests and previous year papers

Improve Weak Areas with
Expert Help

Revise all sections consistently

Stay Updated with Current Affairs

Daily reading for General Awareness & Banking Awareness

Follow Structured Study Schedule

 Practice DI & Puzzles regularly

Our SBI Clerk Coaching Features

Experience the best-in-class coaching methodology with personalized attention
and proven results

Tier 1 & 2

Comprehensive Coverage

Complete coverage of Prelims & Mains syllabus

15+ Years Experience

Expert Faculty

Expert faculty for English, Quant & Reasoning

Weekly Tests

Regular Mock Tests & Analysis

Mock tests with performance analysis

2025 Updated

Updated Study Material

Banking Awareness & Computer Knowledge modules

Hybrid Mode

Online & Offline batches

Choose flexible timings that fit your schedule and get the same quality learning experience wherever you are.

1-on-1 Support

Language

Language proficiency preparation (LPT) guidance

Frequently Asked Questions About SBI Clerk Exams

SBI Clerk is conducted by the State Bank of India to recruit Junior Associates (Customer Support & Sales) for clerical-level positions across its branches pan-India.

SBI Clerk starting basic pay is ₹26,730 for graduates, with a gross monthly salary of approximately ₹46,329 and an in-hand salary of around ₹40,000–₹42,000 per month after deductions, plus DA, HRA, TA, and Special Allowance.

Indian citizens aged 20–28 years (relaxations apply) with a graduation degree in any discipline and local language proficiency of the applied state are eligible.

SBI Clerk has 2 stages: Prelims (100 Q, 100 Marks, 60 min — English, Quant, Reasoning) and Mains (190 Q, 200 Marks, 160 min — GA, English, Quant, Reasoning & Computer Aptitude), followed by a qualifying Language Proficiency Test (LPT).

 No, SBI Clerk does not have a personal interview round. Final selection is based on Mains exam score and the qualifying Language Proficiency Test.

Yes, 0.25 marks are deducted for each wrong answer in both Prelims and Mains — attempt questions carefully to protect your score.

SBI Clerk is exclusively for the State Bank of India with higher pay (₹40,000–₹42,000 in-hand) and greater brand value, while IBPS Clerk recruits for 11 public sector banks with slightly lower pay — making SBI Clerk more competitive and sought-after.

Yes, an SBI Clerk can become a Scale I Officer after 6 years via the fast track channel or after 12 years via the normal track. Clearing JAIIB and CAIIB exams additionally accelerates promotion chances.

3–4 months of focused preparation covering all Prelims and Mains subjects, with regular mock tests and sectional practice, is generally sufficient to crack SBI Clerk.

 Call +91 8608227273 or you can enroll through the website, contact the admissions team, or visit a KingMakers School of Banking.