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SBI Clerk Shift 3 Exam Analysis 2026, Good Attempts 80+, Check Difficulty Level & Questions

SBI Clerk Preliminary Examination, 26 September 2026, 3rd shift has concluded from 2 to 3 pm. Candidates who appeared for the exam can check the section-wise analysis, difficulty level, good attempts, and questions asked in this examination here. The analysis is prepared on the basis of the feedback provided by the candidates after giving the exam.

The SBI Clerk Prelims examination consists of 100 questions for 100 marks, which are divided into three sections, namely, English Language, Numerical Ability, and Reasoning Ability. Candidates get 20 minutes for each section to attempt the questions, and the total exam duration is 60 minutes.

SBI Clerk Shift 3 Exam Analysis 2026

The detailed Shift 3 questions, along with difficulty level and good attempts, will be updated after completion of the examination by candidates and reliable memory-based feedback is available. SBI Clerk Exam Analysis 2026 will help candidates who are appearing in upcoming shifts to understand the overall paper trend, type of questions asked in each section, and the expected difficulty level. It also helps aspirants to identify the number of good attempts needed for safe scoring.

SBI Clerk Shift 3 Exam Analysis 2026- Good Attempts

SBI Clerk Shift 3 Exam Good Attempts 2026 vary slightly across shifts depending on the difficulty level of the paper. As per the feedback received from the candidates, the SBI Clerk exam good attempts for 26 September 2026 (Shift 3) will be updated below.

Section Good Attempts
English Language 22-25
Numerical Ability 25-30
Reasoning Ability 28-32
Overall  76-84

SBI Clerk Shift 3 Exam Analysis 2026- Difficulty Level

The difficulty level for the SBI Clerk Prelims Exam 2026 Day 1, Shift 3 will be updated here as the exam has been completed.

Section No. of Questions Difficulty Level
English Language 30 Easy to Moderate
Numerical Ability 35 Easy to Moderate
Reasoning Ability 35 Easy to Moderate
Overall Easy to Moderate

SBI Clerk Shift 3 Exam Analysis 2026- English Language

Candidates can check the SBI Clerk Prelims exam analysis (Shift 3) for all the topics with the weightage in the English Language section here. In this section, questions are asked from Reading Comprehension, Error Detection, and Cloze Test topics.

Topics Number of Questions
Reading Comprehension (Festival in a Country) 8
Cloze Test (Usage of Mobile Phone) 6
Error Detection 4
Misspelt Words 3
Phrase Replacement 3
Match the Column 1
Para Jumble 5
Total 30

SBI Clerk Exam Analysis 2026- Numerical Ability

In the SBI Clerk Numerical Ability section, a total of 35 questions are asked from the topics of Arithmetic, Missing Number Series, Simplification, and DI Line Graph.

Topics Number of Questions
Arithmetic 10
Missing Number Series 2
Simplification 8 – 10
Missing Number Series 2
Arithmetic 10
Caselet DI (Male/Female, P/Q) 3
Line Graph DI ( Credit Card Users, 4 Months) 5
Table DI 5
Total 35

SBI Clerk Shift 3 Exam Analysis 2026- Reasoning Ability

Check the SBI Clerk Prelims exam analysis for all topics with the weightage in the Reasoning Ability section for all the shifts, tabulated below.

Topic Number of Questions
Parallel Row Puzzle (CEDAB / QSPTR) 5
Day-Based Puzzle (Q → V → R → P → T → U → S) 5
Box/Sequence Puzzle (F → P → E → G → H → K → J → L) 5
Blood Relation (Uncle / D-in-law based) 2
Direction & Distance 2
Syllogism 3
Alphanumeric Series 5
Coding-Decoding 5
Meaningful Word 1
Pair Formation 1
Word-Based 1
Total 35

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