Admit cards for the Clerk Recruitment Exam 2025 will be issued soon by the State Bank of India. Candidates who had registered to appear in the Clerk Recruitment Examination will soon be able to download their admit card by visiting the official website sbi.co.in. Let us tell you, a total of 5180 candidates for the Clerk will be appointed by SBI. Also, the Clerk Recruitment Examination will be conducted by SBI on 20, 21, and 27 September 2025 at various examination centers across the country. Along with this, candidates will have to enter their registration number and date of birth to download the admit card.
How to download the admit card
After the release of the admit card for the SBI Clerk Prelims exam by SBI, candidates will be able to download their admit card with the help of the steps mentioned here.
To download the admit card, candidates have to first visit the official website sbi.co.in.
After this, click on the admit card link on the homepage of the website.
Now you have to enter the prescribed login credentials, like registration number and date of birth.
After downloading the admit card, take a printout of it.
Exam Pattern
In the SBI Clerk recruitment exam, candidates will be asked 100 multiple-choice type questions from English, Numerical Abilities, and Reasoning subjects. The exam will be conducted for one hour. Also, there will be negative marking of one mark for every wrong answer in the exam.
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