SBI PO syllabus 2020

SBI PO Syllabus

In this article, we will discuss the syllabus for SBI PO Exam. SBI PO one of the toughest exams in the country and lakhs of candidates appear for the exam each year.

The selection for Probationary Officers will be done through a three-tiered process

Phase-I: Preliminary Examination

Phase-II: Main Examination – (i) Objective Test (ii) Descriptive Test

Phase-III: Group Exercises & Interview

Latest SBI PO Notification 2020

Final Selection

The marks obtained in the Preliminary Examination (Phase-I) will not be added for preparing the final merit list for selection. Only the marks obtained in Main Examination (Phase-II), both in the Objective Test and the Descriptive Test, will be added to the marks obtained in GE & Interview (Phase-III) for preparing the final merit list. The candidates will have to qualify both in Phase-II and Phase-III separately.

Here is the complete syllabus for SBI PO. The syllabus is based on an exam held in recent years, as no syllabus is mentioned in the SBI PO notification. The syllabus is a very important aspect of any exam to clear.

SBI PO Prelims Syllabus

Quantitative Aptitude

Simplification & Approximation
Data Interpretation
Aritmatic – Ratio & Proportion, Percentage, Mixtures & Alligations, Profit & Loss, Simple Interest & Compound Interest, Time and Work, Speed, time & distance, Area and Volume, permutation and combination, Probability

Reasoning Ability

Alphanumeric Series, Ranking/Direction/Alphabet Test, Data Sufficiency, Coded Inequalities, Tabulation, Syllogism, Blood Relations, Input-Output, Coding-Decoding
Syllogism
Seating Arrangement & Puzzle

English Language

Reading Comprehension
Cloze Test
Para jumbles
Fill in the blanks
Multiple Meaning /Error Spotting
Paragraph Completion & Miscellaneous

SBI PO Mains Syllabus

Reasoning

Verbal Reasoning, Syllogism, Circular Seating Arrangement, Linear Seating Arrangement, Scheduling Puzzles, Input Output ( Machine Input), Blood Relations, Directions and Distances, Ordering and Ranking, Data Sufficiency, Coding and Decoding, Coded Inequalities, Course of Action, Critical Reasoning, Analytical and Decision Making