SBI Clerk Result 2018: Waiting for your Junior Associates result? Prelims results to be out soon

The State Bank Of India will soon to announce the results for the SBI Clerk exam which was conducted in the month of June i.e. 23rd June, 24th June and 30th June across the country. Earlier, SBI has invited the applications to fill the 8301 vacancies for the posts of SBI Junior Associates. Now, candidates who had appeared for the exam and waiting for their results will able to get their results soon.

According to the reports, SBI will declare its Clerk preliminary results this week of July. Therefore, all the candidates who had appeared for the exam can check their SBI Junior Associates results on the official website of SBI soon.

Here’s how candidates can check their SBI Clerk Preliminary Result 2018:

Step I: Click on the official website at https://www.sbi.co.in/careers/ongoing-recruitment.html
Step II: Click on the result tab for checking the result of Junior associates
Step III: Enter your registration number and password to check your SBI Clerk prelims result 2018.
Step IV: download your SBI Clerk result
Step V: Take a printout for future references

Candidates who will qualify the SBI preliminary examination will only be eligible to appear for the Clerk main examination. However, State Bank Of India will go to conduct the mains examination on 5th August 2018.

Reportedly, SBI will release the call letter for the mains examination this month of July 2018 i.e. 23rd July. There will be four types of the section which contains various questions.

Check out:

1. General/Financial Awareness- 50 Questions will be asked of 50 marks. The time duration for the exam is 35 minutes.
2. General English- There will be 40 questions asked of 40 marks. Candidates will have to complete the section within 35 minutes.
3. Quantitative Aptitude- 50 questions will be asked in this section of 50 marks. The time limit for the exam in 45 minutes.
4. Reasoning Ability & Computer Aptitude- From this section, 50 questions will be asked of 60 marks. However, the time limit for this section is 45 minutes only.

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