
The State Bank of India released the SBI Clerk Backlog Result, cut-off marks and scorecard on 17 October for candidates who appeared in the Preliminary Examination held on 16 September under the Special Recruitment Drive for 1,538 backlog vacancies. The result PDF, available on the official website sbi.bank.in, shows the roll numbers of candidates shortlisted for the next stage.

Candidates whose roll numbers appear in the PDF have qualified for the Mains examination, which is scheduled for 17 and 18 November. The Mains exam will have 190 questions carrying 200 marks with a duration of 2 hours 40 minutes. Qualified candidates will then proceed to a Language Proficiency Test for final selection.
The release of results for 1,538 backlog vacancies marks the end of the first stage for candidates in the Special Recruitment Drive. The state-wise vacancy break shows 1,219 posts reserved for ST candidates, 207 for SC and 112 for OBC, with Gujarat, Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh having the largest shares. Candidates now face the Mains exam on 17/18 November, where the 200-mark test will determine final selection. The scorecard also lists cut-offs and raw and normalised scores, allowing candidates to gauge their performance before the next round.
Source: adda247.com
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