Preparing for the SBI PO exam requires rigorous training and a strategic approach, and at FPA EXAMPREP, we offer a comprehensive coaching program designed to equip aspirants with the skills and knowledge necessary to ace this prestigious examination. The State Bank of India Probationary Officer (SBI PO) exam is one of the most sought-after exams in the banking sector, attracting thousands of candidates every year.

Our coaching methodology at FPA EXAMPREP focuses on a blend of theoretical knowledge, practical application, and extensive practice sessions. We emphasize conceptual clarity, time management techniques, and exam-oriented strategies to help candidates perform effectively in both the Preliminary and Main phases of the SBI PO exam.

Led by experienced faculty members who are experts in their respective fields, our coaching program ensures personalized attention and guidance to every student. We are committed to nurturing talent, fostering confidence, and enabling aspirants to achieve their career goals of becoming Probationary Officers in the State Bank of India.

The curriculum for SBI PO coaching at FPA EXAMPREP is meticulously designed to cover all aspects of the exam syllabus comprehensively. We focus on building a strong foundation in the following key areas:

1. Quantitative Aptitude: Arithmetic, data interpretation, mathematical problem-solving techniques.

2. Reasoning Ability: Verbal and non-verbal reasoning, logical reasoning, analytical ability.

3. English Language: Grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, and writing skills improvement.

4. General Awareness: Current affairs, banking awareness, economic and financial awareness.

5. Descriptive Test: Essay writing, letter writing, and precise writing skills.

Our faculty members use innovative teaching methods, including interactive sessions, mock tests, and group discussions, to ensure that students gain conceptual clarity and develop the necessary skills to excel in the SBI PO exam.

The SBI PO examination is conducted in three phases: Preliminary Examination, Main Examination, and Group Exercise & Interview. Here’s a detailed look at each phase:

Preliminary Examination:

• Consists of three sections: English Language, Quantitative Aptitude, and Reasoning Ability.
• It is a qualifying round, and candidates must clear the sectional and overall cutoffs to qualify for the Main Examination.
• The Prelims are conducted online and serve as a screening test.

Main Examination:

• Comprises four sections: Reasoning & Computer Aptitude, Data Analysis & Interpretation, General/Financial Awareness, and English Language.
• It is a comprehensive test designed to assess candidates’ knowledge and ability to handle the responsibilities of a Probationary Officer.
• The Main Exam scores are used for shortlisting candidates for the Group Exercise & Interview round.

Group Exercise & Interview:

• Candidates who qualify in the Main Examination are called for a Group Exercise, followed by a Personal Interview.
• The final merit list is prepared based on the Main Examination scores and performance in the Group Exercise & Interview.