Difficulty Level, Questions Asked, and Good Attempts

I PO Mains Exam Analysis 2023: The State Bank of India (SBI) conducted the SBI Probationary Officer (PO) mains exam on December 5. Here is the exam analysis based on the feedback collected from the aspirants who have appeared in today’s exam. The PO Main Exam Analysis consists of the difficulty level and questions asked.

Candidates must also check the SBI PO expected cut-off marks to predict their qualifying chances in the exam. Scroll down the page to get complete details on the SBI PO analysis, including the expected cut-off and questions asked. The subjects asked in the PO main exam were English Language, Reasoning and Computer Aptitude, Data Analysis and Interpretation, and General/Economy/Banking Awareness.

SBI PO Mains Exam Analysis 2023

Candidates should go through the SBI PO Mains Exam Analysis conducted on December 5. This exam analysis provides insights into the subject-wise difficulty level, attempts, and topics on which questions are asked. Check out the major overview of the SBI PO Mains exam analysis shared below.

SBI PO Mains Exam Analysis 2023: Difficulty Level and Good Attempts

The questions from English Language, Reasoning and Computer Aptitude, Data Analysis and Interpretation, and General/Economy/Banking Awareness were asked in the exam. Based on the feedback of the candidates, we have tabulated the section-wise SBI PO Mains exam analysis in terms of difficulty level for all the shifts, as shared below.

SBI PO Mains Exam Analysis 2023: Topic wise Questions

Here, the topics along with the weightage for all the sections asked in the mains exam are compiled after receiving feedback from the candidates. Check the topic-wise SBI PO Mains exam analysis shared below.

SBI PO Mains Exam Analysis 2023 for English Language

Check the SBI PO Mains exam analysis for all the topics with the weights in the English Language section.

SBI PO Mains Exam Analysis 2023 for Reasoning and Computer Aptitude

Check the SBI PO Mains exam analysis for all the topics with the weightage in the Reasoning and Computer Aptitude section.

SBI PO Mains Exam Analysis 2023 for Data Analysis and Interpretation

Check the SBI PO Mains exam analysis for all the topics with the weightage in the Data Analysis and Interpretation section.

SBI PO Mains Exam Analysis 2023 for General/Economy/Banking Awareness

Check the SBI PO Mains questions asked in the General Awareness section. As per the feedback provided by candidates, the section was of moderate difficulty. Questions related to below topics were asked in the examination

• Ranking of India as per the cryptocurrency index
• Bulk deposits
• Ethanol target achievement
• Indian Cotton Brand name
• PIDF scheme extension
• the disinvestment target in the budget
• Ministry of Commerce
• ICICI Bank 12 crore penalty
• Sri Lanka and Indian Oil corporation relations
• which region of India has the least cashless transition?
• Whatsapp-Railways
• number of Gold Medals won by Sharat Kamal
• G20 Asian members
• Indo-Nepal cash Transition
• PIDF Asked Extended Date? 2025
• Israel-Arab War
• RBI tokenisation
• air pollution app name
• G20 Member
• GEBIZ
• Mastercard logo colour
• Amrit Sarovar ministry
• Article 112
• DICGC
• 54th golden Peacock Award Prize Money
• show “Chota Bheem”
• Visa free countries
• RBI imposing a ban on Paytm Payments Bank
• Crop production
• Crypto
• Senior Citizen Saving Scheme
• Project 15-B 3rd Ship INS-Imphal
• Eco-Mark Scheme
• Physics Nobel Prize 2023

SBI PO Main Descriptive Paper

The descriptive paper of SBI PO Mains was of 30 minutes duration, in which 2 questions were asked of 50 marks and the candidates need to write an essay on Rural education, its problems and solutions and a letter on the given topics 

SBI PO Mains Expected Cut-Off 2023

Candidates can check the SBI PO Mains’ expected cut-off marks for all the categories shared below. They must secure more than or equivalent to the SBI PO Mains cut-off in order to be eligible for the mains exam. Various factors are responsible for deciding the cutoff marks are shared below.

• Number of Test-Takers
• Number of Vacancies
• Difficulty Level of Exam
• Category
• Candidate’s performance