Syllabus for Clerks (Banking Exam)

Bank Exam Clerk

 

·         General and Financial Awareness-Current Affairs.

·         Banking & Financial News,

·         Budget 2025-26, Government Schemes, Awards.

·         General English

·         Reasoning Ability & Computer Aptitude

·         computer fundamentals-BASICS OF PC COMPUTERS

·         Hardware/Software

·         MS Office, Networking, OFFICE 2007, 2010, 2016, 2021

·         Security- Anti-virus

·         Quantitative Aptitude

·         Data Interpretation

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