Graduate bank-exam options: IBPS PO and Clerk, SBI PO and Clerk, IBPS RRB and RBI. Check eligibility on the official sites, then pick one preparation path.
Banking exams after a degree
A graduate in India can apply to several banking recruitments. The post, pay and selection stages differ. Start with the official websites, then choose a preparation path.
Common graduate paths
- IBPS PO / MT - officer posts in participating public sector banks. Usually Prelims, Mains and Interview. See IBPS coaching in Nandyal.
- IBPS Clerk - clerical cadre in participating banks. Usually Prelims and Mains. See Bank Clerk coaching.
- SBI PO - officer posts in State Bank of India. Recent cycles have included Prelims, Mains, and a later phase with psychometric test, group exercises and interview. See SBI coaching in Nandyal.
- SBI Clerk - Junior Associate posts. Usually Prelims and Mains, plus any language requirement in the notification.
- IBPS RRB Officer and Office Assistant - Regional Rural Banks. Officer posts may include an interview. See RRB coaching in Nandyal.
- RBI - Grade B and Assistant recruitments are notified separately on rbi.org.in. Confirm eligibility before you prepare.
What to check before you apply
- Educational qualification and any required percentage
- Age limit and category relaxation
- Local language or district requirements, especially for RRB and some clerical posts
- The exact selection stages for that year
A simple order of work
Most graduates should lock English, arithmetic and reasoning first, because those papers overlap. Add banking awareness daily. Choose PO or Clerk as the primary target so your mocks match the timing.
SSGRBCC has operated in Nandyal since 1989. Review published results and ask about the current programme on the joining FAQ.
Official websites
- ibps.in
- sbi.co.in
- rbi.org.in