How is the final selection of candidates for SBI PO exam done?

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    Malavika | Contributor-Level 10

    a year ago

    Only the Phase III interview and the Phase II major test, or the group exercises and interviews, are used to make the final selection of candidates. The final merit list for selection does not include the scores from the preliminary examination. The points that applicants received on the main exam (out of 250) are converted to 75 points, and the points they received on the interview (out of 50 points) are converted to 25 points. The converted marks out of 100 are added together to get the final merit list. The candidates that rank the highest in each category are chosen.

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    Adv. Ved Vinayak Law educator at Lex Logic You Tube channel. | Contributor-Level 9

    a year ago

    The culmination of the selection process for the SBI PO exam hinges upon two pivotal phases: the Phase II mains examination and the Phase III Interview or Group Exercises, as delineated in various sources. Contrary to the initial phase, the preliminary exam's marks hold no sway in the final merit list for candidate selection. Instead, candidates' performance in the mains examination and subsequent interview or group exercises forms the bedrock of their selection process. It is the final merit list that ultimately delineates the candidates who will assume the mantle of Probationary Officers within the State Bank of India. This meticulou

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    Anangsha Patra | Contributor-Level 10

    2 years ago

    After candidates undergo interview, a merit list is prepared by SBI based on the marks obtained in the Mains exam and interview. Based on the final SBI PO cutoff marks and available vacancies, candidates are offered letter of appointment for the post of Probationary Officer. 75 per cent weightage marks of the SBI PO Mains exam (out of 250 marks) and 25 per cent weightage marks of Group Exercise and Interview (out of 50 marks) will be considered. To compile the final merit list the aggregate scores (out of 100) will be calculated.

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