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SBI Clerk (Junior Associate) cutoffs

SBI does not publish official cutoff marks for the Junior Associate (Clerk) exam.

Official figures

Not published; prelims tentatively September 2026, result awaited

Rule

About 10 times the vacancies in each category, shortlisted in descending order of aggregate prelims marks; no minimum qualifying marks prescribed for any section or in aggregate

Shortlisting is rank-based per State/UT and category, so the effective cutoff moves with the paper and the candidate pool; SBI releases no figure.

Source: https://sbi.bank.in/webfiles/uploads/files_2627/08/JA_2026_Detailed_Advt_Eng.pdf

All lists in one table

ListMaxOfficial figuresRuleIndividual marks
JA 2026-27 (CRPD/CR/2026-27/17) · Prelims to Mains shortlisting100Not published; prelims tentatively September 2026, result awaitedAbout 10 times the vacancies in each category, shortlisted in descending order of aggregate prelims marks; no minimum qualifying marks prescribed for any section or in aggregate—
JA 2025-26 (CRPD/CR/2025-26/06) · Prelims result (exam held September 2025)100Not published—Phase-I marks available only to candidates via the official result lookup page

About these figures

Unlike RRB NTPC, no state-wise or category-wise cutoff table is released with the prelims or mains results: the official result PDFs list roll numbers only, and marks are made available only to individual candidates through the official scorecard pages after each result. The rows below therefore record what is officially known for the last two completed cycles, not numbers. Any website showing a state-wise SBI Clerk cutoff table is publishing an unofficial estimate; treat it with caution and rely on the official result pages and your own scorecard. Cutoff marks, where the Bank defines them, are simply the marks of the last candidate called for a particular stage.

Cutoff rows are compiled from official result notices and reputable reproductions — see the notes for what each row means. Always confirm on the official website.