SBI PO 2014 SYLLABUS AND EXAM PATTERN

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The State Bank of India had Recently announced a recruitment notification of 1837 Probationary Officer Jobs in all over India. The Job hunter who is looking for Probationary Officer Jobs in SBI they can apply before the enclosed date 07 April 2014 to 25 April 2014. The State Bank of India will be going to conduct a Written examination of the Latest State Bank of India Probationary Officer 2014 very soon and the aspirants would know the SBI PO Exam 2014 syllabus and Exam Pattern please follow the below tables. The SBI PO EXAM 2014 Admit Card will be announced on 30th May 2014. To get latest updates about 1837 SBI PO Recruitment 2014, the Candidates are requested check the updates in the official websitewww.statebankofindia.com.

The SBI PO Exam 2014 consists of two consecutive stages i.e., 1. Objective Type (Duration – 2 Hours) and 2. Descriptive Test (Duration – 01 Hour). The Objective Type carries 200 Marks which divide into four Sections (Each group carries 50marks). The following are the four Sections which splits 50 Marks for Group. They are:

1. English- 50 Marks

Comprehensive	20 Marks
Faculty Construction	15 Marks
Jumbled Sentences	05 Marks
Close Passages	10 Marks
Grand Total	50 Marks

2. Reasoning (High Level)- 50 Marks

Input – Output	05 Marks
Sentence Coding	05 Marks
Logical Reasoning	15 Marks
Puzzle/Seating Arrangement	10 Marks
Data Sufficiency	05 Marks
Syllogism	05 Marks
Direction &other problem	05 Marks
Grand Total	50 Marks

3. General Awareness, Marketing & Computers- 50 Marks

Banking Awareness	14 Marks
Computer Awareness	10 Marks
Current Affairs	16 Marks
Marketing	10 Marks
Grand Total	50 Marks

4. Data Analysis and Interpretation- 50 Marks

Probability	05 Marks
Pie Charts	10 Marks
Line Graph	05 Marks
Bar Charts	15 Marks
Tables	15 Marks
Grand Total	50 Marks

SBI PO SYLLABUS OF DESCRIPTIVE SECTION- 50 Marks

• Letter Writing
• Paragraph Writing
• Essay Writing
• Precise Writing
• Reading Comprehension

Letter writing	10 Marks
Paragraph Writing	08 Marks
Essay Writing	12 Marks
Precise Writing	10 Marks
Reading Comprehension	10 Marks
Grand Total	50 Marks

The Candidates who will be selected in a Written Examination, they will be called for further rounds such as Group Discussion and Interview. The Group Discussion will be held for 20 Marks. The Final Selection will be based the Marks which have Scored in the previous stages i.e., Written Test, Group Discussion and Interview.