SBI PO Exam syllabus & Pattern

 SBI PO Exam Pattern:  State Bank of India Probationary Officer Exam Syllabus and Exam Pattern Details.

Phase I:

S.No.Name of testNo. of QuestionsMarksDuration
1.English Language303020 minutes
2.Quantitative Aptitude353520 minutes
3.Reasoning Ability3535 20 minutes
 Total100100 1 hour


B. Phase-II: Main Examination (250 marks) consisting of Objective Tests and Descriptive Test.

Name of testNo. of QuestionsMarksDuration
1.Reasoning & Computer Aptitude45 60 60 minutes
2. Data Analysis & Interpretation 35 60 45 minutes
3. General/Economy/Banking Awareness 40 40 35 minutes
4. English Language 35 40 40 minutes
5.  Total 155 200 3 hours



Phase III:
(ii). Descriptive Test (50 marks): The Descriptive Test of 30 minutes duration with two questions for 50 marks will be a Test of English Language (Letter Writing & Essay).

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