Educational Qualification - Graduation degree in any discipline from a recognized University or any equivalent qualification recognized by the Central Government.

• Dearness Allowance
• Special Allowance
• Travel Allowance
• House Rent Allowance
• Newspaper Allowance
• Medical reimbursements & various other perks

• Dearness Allowance
• House Rent Allowance
• Transport Allowance
• Special Allowance
• City Allowance
• Medical Allowance
• Newspaper Allowance
• Furniture Allowance

• Managing inquiry corners, receipts, withdrawals, etc.
• Account opening, Cash collection.
• Issue bank statements.
• Handle mails and delivery.
• Verification of customer documents and proofs
• passbook updation
• Responsible for cash, documents, keys, etc.
• Issuing DDs, cash receipts, etc.
• Sanction of withdrawals
• Maintaining balance sheets, ledger, etc.
• Resolving issues faced by customers.
• Guidance to customers regarding schemes.
• Attend treasury works.

• The SBI Clerks are responsible to open the bank accounts, looking after the transactions related to the NEFT/RTGS, issuing demand drafts, issuing bank statements, transferring amounts through several payment modes, and handling cheque book requests, etc.
• Assisting the Branch managers
• Also assisting the consumers in their documentation of work.
• Apart from customer dealing, the SBI Clerks will also have to perform general office-related tasks such as filing, faxing, scanning, and copying.
• Need to complete the necessary paperwork for paying vendor invoices.

• Clerk
• Officer
• Senior Officer
• Assistant Manager
• Manager
• Senior Manager
• Chief Manager
• Assistant General Manager
• Deputy General Manager
• General Manager

• An SBI Clerk gets promoted in two ways: ' In-Cadre Promotions & Officer Cadre Promotions’.
• In cadre, Promotion is done on the basis of years of service completion.
• A person who has completed 10 years as an SBI Clerk will be promoted to the post of senior assistant. 
• A person who has completed 20 years as an SBI Clerk will be promoted to the post of special assistant. 
• A person who has completed 30 years as an SBI Clerk will be promoted to the post of senior special assistant.
• Officer Cadre Promotions are done on the basis of written exams and interviews which are conducted in SBI itself.
• A clerk can become a trainee Officer after successfully completing 3 years of service and on a qualifying written exam and Interview.
• An SBI Clerk is eligible to become a Junior Manager Grade Scale (JMGS-I) officer, after clearing a written test & Interview when he/she completes the service period of 6 years.

IBPS Clerk

SBI Clerk

• An IBPS Clerk has less work pressure as compared to an SBI Clerk.
• For PSBs, the work pressure mostly depends on the location of the posting. But compared to SBI, the work pressure of PSBs is less.
• IBPS Clerk job offers comparatively fewer challenges.

• Compared to other public sector banks, SBI's work pressure is a little more.
• Since SBI is the largest public sector bank, irrespective of its location, SBI has the highest work pressure.
• An SBI Clerk has to face tougher challenges as compared to an IBPS Clerk.