SBI PO 2022 Exam Eligibility Criteria, Age Limit, Relaxation, Qualification

The official notification of SBI PO has been released. So, the applicants must fulfill the SBI PO Exam Eligibility Criteria 2023 before filling up the application form. Therefore, verify the age limit, relaxation, educational qualifications for different categories and number of maximum attempts. Hence, check those details as soon as possible.

Stages of eligibility criteria:

1.       Nationality

2.       Age limit criteria

3.       Educational qualification

The candidates must check their SBI PO Age limit before applying for the SBI PO Exam 2023. However, the age group must lie between 21 years to 30 years as of 01.04.2023. There is SBI PO age relaxation for the reserved categories. Let’s discuss.

 

SBI PO Age Relaxation:

SBI PO offers some age relaxation to the reserved categories. Let’s see the details of SBI PO age relaxation below.

 

 

Sl. No.	Categories	Age Relaxation
1	Other Backward Classes	3 years
2	SC/ST	5 years
3	Ex-servicemen (includes Emergency Commissioned Officers/Short Service Commissioned Officers) who have given 5 years of military service and have been released on completion of assignment (including those whose assignment is due to be completed within one year) other than through dismissal on a charge of misconduct/inefficiency/physical disability	5 years
4	Those who have domiciled in Kashmir division of the state of J&K between 1 January 1980 and 31 December 1989	5 years
5	PWD (SC/ST)-	15 years
6	PWD (OBC)	13 years
7	PWD (Gen)	10 Years

 

It is the most important thing the candidates need to check out. Thus, as per the SBI PO notification, candidates are required to fulfill the educational qualifications under SBI PO eligibility criteria.

·         The applicant should be a graduate of any discipline from a recognised university by the central government.

·         The Candidates who are in their final semester are also eligible to apply for the SBI PO exam 2023.

·         The Applicants must present the proof of the final year graduation certificates as per the deadline mentioned by the bank.

·         The aspirants who have an integrated dual degree certificate must ensure that the date of passing should be given by the organizing authority.

·         The candidates who have a degree of chartered account are also eligible for applying to the SBI PO 2023.

The number of attempts is discussed below for different categories. So, the candidates who already appeared for the SBI PO before must know the maximum permissible attempts. However, appearing in the SBI PO preliminary exam will not be considered as the number of attempts by the applicants. Let’s see the details below.

Category	Number of attempts
General/EWS	4
General/EWS(PWD)	7
OBC	7
OBC (PWD)	7
SC/SC (PWD)/ST/ST(PWD)	No restriction

 

So, hopefully, you have understood Age Limit, Relaxation, Qualification and other important information. And this article will help you to get all the relevant information required for the SBI PO 2023 exam.

Q1. What is the age limit to appear for the SBI PO 2023?

Ans:  The applicant’s age must lie between 21 years to 30 years to apply for the SBI PO. However, for more detailed information please go through the above article.

Q2. What is the minimum educational qualification needed to appear in SBI PO?

a.       The applicant must be a citizen of India

b.      The candidates should have a graduation degree from any university recognised by the Central Government.

c.       Age limit: 21 years to 30 years for general candidates. For reserved categories, go through the article to see the age relaxation.

Q3.I belong to SC categories, how many times can I attempt the SBI PO exam?

Ans: For the SC/ST categories, you can attempt any number of times as you like.

 Q4. How much is the SBI PO salary?

Ans: So, it depends where you will be posted. In general, the total in hand salary range is Rs. 40000/-  to 45000/-.

 

Q5.Is SBI PO a Government job?

Ans: No, it is not a government job. However, SBI is the largest Public area bank, and the Indian Government holds its huge offers. So, the bank workers are not called Government employees.