SBI PO 2014 Cut Off

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SBI PO is one of the most coveted exam in the Banking industry. Whenever SBI comes out with the notification for the post of PO, lacs of candidates from all over India with an hope to become a part of this prolific employer. Clearing SBI is not a cake walk for sure and with the introduction of an extra hurdle of Prelimanary examination the road to SBI is more difficult.

Here we are providing you the cut offs of the previous SBI PO recruitment exercise. You can have a look at these and can set a bench mark for your self.

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