SBI Apprentice Result 2023 Declared at sbi.co.in, How to Check

The State Bank of India (SBI) has released the results of the Apprentice examination, which was held on December 4, 7, and 23, 2023. The results, which were released on February 26th, are available in PDF format on SBI’s official website at bank.sbi/careers or sbi.co.in/careers. There will be a total of 660 apprentice positions available for recruitment across the country.

The roll numbers of the applicants who were provisionally selected and qualified for the local language proficiency test are included in the result PDF available on the website. The chosen applicants must pass this language exam to be recruited as apprentices. Candidates who can present their class 10th or 12th mark sheet demonstrating their proficiency of the designated local language, on the other hand, are exempt from taking the language test.

SBI Apprentice Result 2023: How to Download

Step 1: Visit sbi.co.in/careers, the official SBI career website.

Step 2: Click on the advertisement “APPRENTICES ACT, 1961 – ENGAGEMENT OF APPRENTICES – ADVERTISEMENT NO: CRPD/APPR/2023-24/17.”

Step 3: Click on the ‘FINAL RESULT’ tab.

Step 4: The result PDF will be displayed on your screen. Look up the relevant candidates’ roll numbers.

Step 5: Print the SBI Apprentice Result 2023 PDF for your records.

Candidates must take the relevant local language test at a Bank-designated centre in the state where they applied, at their own expense. The apprenticeship programme comprises a full year of training. Apprentices are entitled to a monthly stipend of Rs. 15,000 for the course of their one-year employment period. They are not, however, qualified for any further benefits or allowances above the set stipend level.

In the Objective tests, negative marks were assigned for every incorrect response. For every incorrect response, a quarter of the total mark allocated to the question was subtracted. Candidates were required to acquire a minimum percentage mark on aggregate, with a 5 per cent reduction offered to SC/ST/OBC/PwBD students. The Bank calculated the minimum qualifying marks on an aggregate level, with no minimum qualifying grades for specific topics.

Both state and category-wise draws were made for the merit list. Applicants who passed the exam were arranged in their respective states and categories based on the descending order of their total scores.