SBI Clerk Practice Test 2026

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The SBI - Clerk (SBI Clerk) is a banking & finance examination administered in India. It is designed to assess candidates' knowledge and proficiency across 4 key subject areas including Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning, English Language, General Awareness. This exam is widely recognized as an essential benchmark for finance professionals.

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8 free SBI Clerk practice questions (2026)

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1. Statements: Only a few Circle are Square. Some Square are Triangle. No Triangle is Cone. Conclusions: I. All Circle can never be Triangle. II. Some Square are not Cone.

   • Only conclusion I follows
   • Only conclusion II follows
   • Both conclusion I and II follow
   • Neither conclusion I nor II follows
   Show answer & explanation

   Answer: B. Only conclusion II follows

   Since some Squares are Triangles and no Triangle is a Cone, that part of Square which is Triangle can never be Cone. Thus, 'Some Square are not Cone' is definitely true. However, all Circles can potentially be Triangles as there is no direct negative relation between Circle and Triangle.

   Topic: Reasoning · medium

2. Statements: All Blue are Green. Only a few Green are Yellow. No Yellow is Black. Conclusions: I. All Green can be Yellow. II. Some Blue can be Black.

   • Only conclusion I follows
   • Only conclusion II follows
   • Both conclusion I and II follow
   • Neither conclusion I nor II follows
   Show answer & explanation

   Answer: B. Only conclusion II follows

   'Only a few Green are Yellow' implies that some Green are Yellow and some Green are not Yellow. Therefore, all Green can never be Yellow (I is false). Since there is no negative relationship between Blue and Black, it is possible that some Blue are Black (II is true).

   Topic: Reasoning · medium

3. Statements: A >= B > C = D <= E < F; G > C >= H Conclusions: I. A > H II. F > H

   • Only conclusion I is true
   • Only conclusion II is true
   • Both conclusions I and II are true
   • Neither conclusion I nor II is true
   Show answer & explanation

   Answer: C. Both conclusions I and II are true

   Combining the paths: For I, we have A >= B > C >= H, which gives A > H (True). For II, we have F > E >= D = C >= H, which gives F > H (True).

   Topic: Reasoning · medium

4. Statements: P < Q <= R = S; T > R <= U Conclusions: I. T > P II. U >= P

   • Only conclusion I is true
   • Only conclusion II is true
   • Both conclusions I and II are true
   • Neither conclusion I nor II is true
   Show answer & explanation

   Answer: A. Only conclusion I is true

   From the statements, we have P < Q <= R < T, which clearly gives T > P (Conclusion I is true). For II, P < Q <= R <= U gives P < U, not U >= P (Conclusion II is false).

   Topic: Reasoning · easy

5. In a certain code language: 'study hard get success' is written as 'ka la ma ta' 'success is key point' is written as 'ta na ja pa' 'hard work pay key' is written as 'la sa ra ja' 'get work is done' is written as 'ma sa na xa' What is the code for 'success'?

   • ka
   • la
   • ma
   • ta
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   Answer: D. ta

   Comparing the first and second sentences, 'success' is the only common word, and 'ta' is the only common code.

   Topic: Reasoning · easy

6. Based on the same code language: 'study hard get success' is written as 'ka la ma ta' 'success is key point' is written as 'ta na ja pa' 'hard work pay key' is written as 'la sa ra ja' 'get work is done' is written as 'ma sa na xa' What is the code for 'work'?

   • la
   • sa
   • ra
   • na
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   Answer: B. sa

   Comparing the third and fourth sentences, 'work' is the only common word, and 'sa' is the only common code.

   Topic: Reasoning · easy

7. A person starts walking from Point A towards the East. After walking 10 meters, he turns left and walks 8 meters. From there, he turns right and walks 5 meters, then turns right again and walks 8 meters to reach Point B. How far and in which direction is Point B with respect to Point A?

   • 15 meters, East
   • 15 meters, West
   • 5 meters, East
   • 10 meters, South
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   Answer: A. 15 meters, East

   Starting at A (0,0) and moving East 10m puts him at (10, 0). Turning left (North) 8m puts him at (10, 8). Turning right (East) 5m puts him at (15, 8). Turning right (South) 8m puts him at (15, 0), which is Point B. The distance is 15 meters to the East of A.

   Topic: Reasoning · easy

8. Pointing to a photograph of a boy, Suresh (a male) said, 'He is the son of the only son of my mother.' How is Suresh related to that boy?

   • Brother
   • Uncle
   • Father
   • Grandfather
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   Answer: C. Father

   Suresh's mother's only son is Suresh himself. The boy in the photo is the son of Suresh, making Suresh the father of the boy.

   Topic: Reasoning · easy

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