Domains comprised on  our SBI PO study material are  English Language, Quantitative aptitude and Reasoning ability. Our  sbi po study material was prepared according to the new revised pattern released by the examination board. Five years previous year (2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015) solved original question paper with explanatory answers was included along with this paper. English language is bind up with the topics of English comprehension, grammar, vocabulary , jumble the passage and error spotting. Quantitative aptitude is filled with arithmetic and advance level mathematics. Logical reasoning was summarized with high level puzzles, analogy, reasoning and conclusion.

Every section was awarded with equal importance. More number of objective type question was imposed for better score. High level puzzles was explained in a facile manner to curb the difficulties of problem. Shortcuts was added with every problem in arithmetic segments. Our book is blown up with the concepts  related to the current edition which makes our book is the best book for SBI PO preparation.

About the exam

State bank of India will conduct SBI PO exam to select qualified candidates for the post of Probationary Officers. SBI PO is the one of the most craved job among the banking aspirants in India. Aspirants who wish to start their job in sbi can go through the official notification and start applying for it.

Age limit

The candidate must be 21 to 30 yrs

However age relaxation will be applicable for the reserved categories.

Educational qualification

The candidate must be graduate in any discipline from a recognized university.

Salary

As per the notification the starting basic pay will be 27,620( with 4 advance increments) . The total compensation per annum on CTC basis be a minimum of 8.20 lacs and maximum of 13.08 lacs .

Exam pattern

Exam will be computer based mode where online examination will be held for 100 marks(1 hour)

The test comprise of 3 sections

English-30 question-30 mark-20 minutes

Numerical ability-35 question- 25 marks-20 minutes

Reasoning ability- 35 questions- 35 marks- 20 minutes

The preliminary exam will be qualifying in nature.

There will be a sectional cut-off and overall cut-off

1 mark awarded for every correct answer and 0.5 marks will be reduced for every wrong answer.

Main exam

SBI PO main examination will be held into two section. Online computer based mock  exam and descriptive exam(online)

CBT

Reasoning and computer aptitude-45 questions- 60 marks- 60 minutes

General economy/ banking awareness- 40 questions-40 marks- 35 minutes

English language- 35 questions- 40 marks- 40minutes

Data analysis & interpretation- 35 questions- 60 marks-45 minutes

Descriptive

English language-Letter writing and essay- 2 questions- 50 marks- 30 minutes

SBI PO is considered as a premium job opportunity in banking sector because of their lucrative pay scale and their brand value. Aspirants who try their best to get the tag of a bank PO in the State Bank of India should start preparing for the examination. More number of practice and understanding the exam better will  lead path to the aspirant on their destiny. Our SBI PO books  will extend the guidance to the students to  reach their goal by providing best study materials. To buy our SBI PO exam books  click the link below

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Points

Five years previous year question paper was indulged with our SBI PO exam book

Every section was awarded with equal importance.

 More number of objective type question was imposed for better score.

 High level puzzles was explained in a facile manner to curb the difficulties of problem.

Shortcuts was added with every problem in arithmetic segments.

Our book is blown up with the concepts  related to the current edition

SURA’S 4^th standard guide 5 in 1 term is  an enchanting collection of all subjects ( Tamil, English, Mathematics, Science, Social Science), our  guide is beautifully compressed as a single book where students can find their academic notes in a single guide.   Our guide was inclined according to the updated  Samacheer kalvi syllabus released by  Tamil Nadu State Board Council.

Every subject in our guide is comprised with all the three term( term 1, term 2, term 3) and it will act as perfect guide for the students. This guide encompass all the requirement of the students to comprehend the text and the evaluation of the textbook. Summarized lessons to reduce the burden of the students.  

English subject contains  pictorial representation and Tamil translation for every concept makes students to understand the subjects much  better. Unit wise practice test was enclosed with every lessons for students better understanding. Though the  book is subjected  to Samacheer kalvi pattern facile words has been used which can be understood by the both medium of students

Mathematics part was enriched by enormous exercise activity and practice set where students can learn the concepts much better Constructive method of multiplication and Division was induced to make the lesson better. Basic terminologies such as square, triangle, circle was explained in facile manner.

Science part was enriched with enormous project work and exercise activity which will induce the students thinking ability. Practice set was included along with this guide where students can learn the concepts much better.

 Social Science was subjected with pictorial representation which makes the concepts much easier. Enriched with enormous project work and exercise activity which will induce the students thinking ability. Think zone which was induced in the guide will enrich the students mental ability .

 Elementary  formation of sentence,  leads path to students to  score high marks and also make them to learn the concepts clearly. Pictorial drawings was subjected to make the concepts much easier Unit wise practice test was enclosed with every lessons for students for  better understanding.  Additional questions have been provided exhaustively for clear understanding of the units under study. SURA’S model summative assessment question paper with answers for each term also enclosed with this guide for better learning. Though the book is subjected to Samacheer kalvi pattern facile words has been used which can be understood by the both medium of students.

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Points

• Constructive method of multiplication and Division.
• Enchanting collection of  all subject in a single book
• Lucid usage of words to understand basic terminology
• Pictorial drawings was subjected to make the concepts much easier.
• Enormous exercise activity and practice set
• Unit wise mock test with answers
• Facile words to understand .
• Model assessment question papers with answers for every term
• Updated  samacheer kalvi syllabus according to the guidance released by Tamil Nadu State Board Council
• Summarized lessons to  reduce the burden of the students
• Think zone for better learning
• Pictorial  Representation and Tamil Explanation for every concepts.

milk production and body weight gain. Methane’s global warming potential – 25 times of carbon dioxide (CO2) over 100 years, making it a more potent greenhouse gas – that’s cause for concern.

Ø Harit Dhara has been made from tannin-rich plant-based sources. Tropical plants containing tannins, bitter and astringent chemical compounds, are known to suppress or remove protozoa from the rumen.

Ø “An average lactating cow or buffalo in India emits around 200 litres of methane per day, while it is 85-95 litres for young growing heifers and 20-25 litres for adult sheep. Feeding Harit Dhara can reduce these by a fifth.

Ø Methane is produced by animals having rumen, the first of their four stomachs where the plant material they eat – cellulose, fibre, starch and sugars – gets fermented or broken down by microorganisms prior to further digestion and nutrient absorption. Carbohydrate fermentation leads to production of CO2 and hydrogen. These are used as substrate by archaea – microbes in the rumen with structure similar to bacteria – to produce methane, which the animals then expel through burping.

Ø Harit Dhara acts by decreasing the population of protozoa microbes in the rumen, responsible for hydrogen production and making it available to the archaea for reduction of CO2 to methane. Tropical plants containing tannins – bitter and astringent chemical compounds – are known to suppress or remove protozoa from the rumen.

Ø The 2019 Livestock Census showed India’s cattle population at 193.46 million, along with 109.85 million buffaloes, 148.88 million goats and 74.26 million sheep. Being largely fed on agricultural residues – wheat/paddy straw and maize, sorghum or bajra stover – ruminants in India tend to produce 50-100% higher methane than their industrialised country counterparts.

Ø The UAE Space Agency said that the data gathered by the oribter “include far and extreme ultraviolet auroral emissions which have never been imaged before at Mars.”

Ø “The beacons of light that stand out against the dark night side disk are highly structured discrete aurora, which traces out where energetic particles excite the atmosphere after being funneled down by a patchy network of crustal magnetic fields that originate from minerals on the surface of Mars.”

Ø Unlike auroras on Earth, which are seen only near the north and south poles, discrete auroras on Mars are seen all around the planet at night time.

What causes an aurora on Earth?

Ø Auroras are caused when charged particles ejected from the Sun’s surface — called the solar wind — enter the Earth’s atmosphere. These particles are harmful, and our planet is protected by the geomagnetic field, which preserves life by shielding us from the solar wind.

Ø However, at the north and south poles, some of these solar wind particles are able to continuously stream down, and interact with different gases in the atmosphere to cause a display of light in the night sky. This display, known as an aurora, is seen from the Earth’s high latitude regions (called the auroral oval), and is active all year round.

Ø In the northern part of our globe, the polar lights are called aurora borealis or Northern Lights, and are seen from the US (Alaska), Canada, Iceland, Greenland, Norway, Sweden and Finland. In the south, they are called aurora australis or southern lights, and are visible from high latitudes in Antarctica, Chile, Argentina, New Zealand and Australia.

So, how are Martian auroras different?

Ø Unlike Earth, which has a strong magnetic field, the Martian magnetic field has largely died out. This is because the molten iron at the interior of the planet– which produces magnetism– has cooled.

Ø However, the Martian crust, which hardened billions of years ago when the magnetic field still existed, retains some magnetism. So, in contrast with Earth, which acts like one single bar magnet, magnetism on Mars is unevenly distributed, with fields strewn across the planet and differing in direction and strength.

Ø These disjointed fields channel the solar wind to different parts of the Martian atmosphere, creating “discrete” auroras over the entire surface of the planet as charged particles interact with atoms and molecules in the sky– as they do on Earth.

Ø Studying Martian auroras is important for scientists, for it can offer clues as to why the Red Planet lost its magnetic field and thick atmosphere– among the essential requirements for sustaining life.

Ø Hope orbiter: The Hope Probe, the Arab world’s first mission to Mars, took off from Earth in July, 2020 and has been orbiting the Red Planet since February, 2021.

Ø The primary objective of the mission is to study Martian weather dynamics. By correlating the lower atmosphere and upper atmosphere conditions, the probe will look into how weather changes the escape of hydrogen and oxygen into space.

Ø By measuring how much hydrogen and oxygen is spilling into space, scientists will be able to look into why Mars lost so much of its early atmosphere and liquid water.

Ø It is expected to create the first complete portrait of the planet’s atmosphere. With the information gathered during the mission, scientists will have a better understanding of the climate dynamics of different layers of Mars’ atmosphere.

Ø The mangoes were transported through the land border via the Benapole-Petrapole checkpoint. Mango is a staple in households in both Bengal and Bangladesh, with the fruit seen not only as a summer delicacy but as an essential ingredient in several dishes on both sides of the border.

Ø The fibre-rich fruit is popular throughout south Asia. And so is the tradition of mango diplomacy. In 2015, then Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif reportedly sent a box of mangoes to his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi on the occasion of Id, following a flurry of ceasefire violations along the border.

Ø Pakistan, which is the world’s fifth-largest producer of mangoes, reportedly sends cartons to political leaders across the globe. Pakistan has used ‘mango diplomacy’ to secure friendships before as well, none more so than with China, when Chinese leader Mao Zedong was gifted a box of mangoes to cement a friendship between the two countries in the late 1960s. Mango diplomacy has always been a tradition in the South-Asian region.

Ø The gift from Bangladesh PM Hasina comes at a time when there is growing disquiet on the Bangladeshi side over the halting of vaccine exports from India since late March. In March this year, Dhaka was the destination for PM Modi’s first and only foreign visit since the Covid-19 outbreak.

• With concerns mounting over the impact of climate change on Himalayan glaciers, the Ministry of Jal Shakti has released an updated atlas of glacial lakes that are part of the Ganga river basin. About 4,707 glacial lakes have been mapped in the Ganga basin. Last December, a similar inventory of glacial lakes was prepared for the Indus river basin.
• For the present study, glacial lakes with water spread area greater than 0.25 ha were mapped using Resourcesat-2 (RS-2) Linear Imaging Self Scanning Sensor-IV (LISS-IV) satellite data. Based on its process of lake formation, location, and type of damming material, glacial lakes are identified in nine different types, majorly grouped into four categories.
• The area mapped spans from the origin of the river to foothills of Himalayas covering a catchment area of 2,47,109 sq. km. The study portion of Ganga River basin covers part of India and transboundary region. The Atlas is available on Bhuvan portal of NRSC, ISRO.
• The expected “utility” of the atlas, according to a statement from the Ministry was to create a “comprehensive and systematic” glacial lake database for Ganga River basin . The atlas could be used as reference for carrying out changes in the lakes over time, the spatial extent (expansion/shrinkage), and formation of new lakes.
• The information on glacial lakes including their type, hydrological, topographical, and associated glaciers are useful in identifying the potential critical glacial lakes and consequent GLOF (Glacial Lake Outburst Flood) events. These refer to disasters whereby a deluge of water from such a lake can trigger a disaster. The Chamoli disaster of February this year was initially thought to be a GLOF event but later, scientists have concluded that it was caused by the breaking off of a mass of rock and ice.

Syllabus

Syllabus plays a key role in every exam. Primary thing is to understand the syllabus, go through that always before starting preparation.  Have a look on previous year question papers, that will assist you to understand what type of questions they ask in the exam. Practicing model question papers will not only help you to point out the week area but also helps in completing the exam within time. Try to collect and read various newspapers regularly so that benefits you in solving

Exam Pattern :

As a beginner, the best way to start the preparation is to cover all the TN state board textbooks. Textbooks starts from class 6 – 10 is the best source of information. Before slipping  into any other guides available in market, try to learn from the textbooks. TNPSC Group 4 Guides and other sources available in market can be used for practicing and boosting your performance. For General English section 6th – 12 standard textbooks are useful. For Economics & Political science section too class 11 and 12 textbooks will add more advantage.

For Current affairs section, you can read any standard newspaper on regular basis. You can choose the news papers like The Hindu or other regional based news papers. TNPSC Group 4 general knowledge book are also good for covering the static part. Indian Year Book by Government of India is also good for the preparation.

Important Books :

State Board Textbooks – Class 6 – 10(for Science & Social Science )

For General English – Class 6 – 12

For Economics – Class 6 – 11

For Political Science – Class 6 – 10 (Civics section) & Class 12 Political Science

For Current Affairs – Newspapers & Year Book,

Objective Arithmetic

Candidates can find the detailed syllabus here

Preparation Tips

Along with state board textbooks, examinees should go through the TNPSC Group 4 previous year question papers. Previous question papers will give a vast idea about what to study & more importantly what to ignore. For arithmetic & logical reasoning daily practice is much important. Examinees should follow the current affairs too daily. Systematic Planning and daily practice will do more wonders in your score card.