The Punjab and Sind Bank LBO Admit Card 2025
The admit card for LBO post will release soon on the official website and it is important to note that Bank will not send admit card personally.
The exam date is out, it will be on October. The admit card if everything goes well will come out three or four days before the exam.
Is there any special process to download the admit card we have given you the steps to download your admit card. You can see at the bottom the syllabus and exam preparation strategy to crack the exam.
Downloading process for Punjab and Sind Bank LBO Admit Card 2025:
- Visit the official website: punjabandsindbank.co.in.
- Navigate to the “Career” or “Admit Card” section on the homepage.
- Click on the link for “Download Call Letter for Local Bank Officer Recruitment.”
- Enter your Registration Number/Roll Number and Date of Birth/Password.
- Submit the details and download your admit card.
- Print a copy for future reference.
Details LBO Admit Card:
The admit card contains the following details which a candidate must check in the admit card
- Candidate’s Name and Roll Number
- Exam Date, Time, and Venue
- Reporting Time
- Photograph and Signature
- Instructions for Candidates
A Few Doubts about the Admit Card
No problem you can write to bank regarding this and your credential will be restored
You must remember that the Admit Card is your ticket; to examination centre without this you will not get entry
Documents for the Exam
The candidate must remember to carry the following documents on the exam day
- Printed Admit Card (mandatory)
- Valid Photo ID proof (Aadhaar, PAN, Passport, or Driving License)
- Two passport-size photographs (matching the photo on admit card
Exam Pattern and Preparation Strategy
How to crack this exam. The first step is to check the exam pattern and syllabus. If you are not aware of what will be asked in the exam that hampers your success in the exam.
Check out the strategy and other important details mentioned here
Exam Pattern Overview
- Total Questions: 120
- Total Marks: 120
- Duration: 2 hours (120 minutes)
- Mode: Online Objective Test
- Sections:
- English Language: 30 questions, 30 marks, 30 minutes
- Banking Knowledge: 40 questions, 40 marks, 30 minutes
- General/Economy Awareness: 30 questions, 30 marks, 30 minutes
- Computer Aptitude: 20 questions, 20 marks, 30 minutes
Subject-wise Preparation Guide
English Language
- Focus on idioms and phrases, para jumbles, sentence improvement, error detection, fill in the blanks, reading comprehension, and synonyms/antonyms.
- Practice cloze tests and sentence rearrangement.
- Improve grammar and vocabulary.
Banking Knowledge
- Understand financial institutions (SEBI, NABARD, SIDBI), recent banking reforms, digital banking and payment systems.
- Learn banking terms, types of banks and their functions.
- Study RBI policies, monetary policy, and BASEL norms.
General/Economy Awareness
- Cover static general knowledge and current affairs (national and international).
- Study reports, committees, and international organizations like IMF, World Bank, WTO.
- Learn about the Indian economy, economic policies, government schemes, budget, and banking sector mergers.
Computer Aptitude
- Learn computer fundamentals, operating systems (Windows, Linux).
- Familiarize with MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), networking basics, cybersecurity.
- Practice shortcut keys and keyboard commands.
Tips for Preparation
- Start with the official syllabus and exam pattern.
- Use previous year question papers and mock tests for practice.
- Focus on time management to complete sections within allotted time.
- Stay updated on current affairs, especially banking and economy-related news.
- Use standard reference books, online resources, and reliable coaching material.
How important is Cibil Score?
These days maximum banks require candidates good cibil score. If the score is 650 or above it is considered good.
Ypu must know what is A CIBIL score
To explain it is a three-digit number ranging from 300 to 900 that represents an individual’s creditworthiness based on their credit history and repayment behavior. It is issued by Credit Information Bureau (India) Limited (CIBIL), India’s first credit information company that collects and maintains records of borrowers’ credit activities.
