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Major Changes in SBI Clerk 2018 Exam for Junior Associates

Changes in SBI Clerk 2018 Exam Pattern

SBI Clerk Online Classes : After a gap of 1 year, the much awaited SBI Clerk Recruitment notification is recently released by SBI recruiting for more than 8000 vacancies for the post of Junior Associates. A lot of changes in exam pattern have been made this year as compared to 

SBI recruitment for Clerk in 2016. So, we at Takshila Learning is sharing this article on major changes in SBI Clerk 2018 Recruitment in the Exam Pattern & Selection Process, Vacancies, Posts, Age Relaxation, etc.

Changes in SBI Clerk 2018 Exam Pattern as compared to 2016:

Posts:

2016: 
SBI Clerk Recruitment notification in 2016 was released for the following 2 posts:
  • Junior Associates
  • Junior Agriculture Associates.
2018: 
This year, the notification is out for recruitment of only 1 post i.e Junior Associates in Customer Support & Sales.

Vacancies:

2016: 
There were a total of 10, 726 vacancies announced by SBI in 2016 for Junior Associates in Customer Support & Sales.

Read complete Changes in SBI Clerk 2018 Exam Pattern here..

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