Best Bank Exam Coaching in Dilsukhnagar, Hyderabad: Fees, Batches & Results (2026)

Who it suits: Graduates in Hyderabad and nearby districts preparing for IBPS PO, IBPS Clerk, SBI PO, SBI Clerk and IBPS RRB exams, in a classroom setting with online options if you cannot attend daily. Exams covered: IBPS (PO, Clerk, SO, RRB), SBI (PO, Clerk), LIC and other bank and insurance exams, with SSC and Railway batches also available at the institute. Next batch: [CONFIRM: next classroom batch start date, timing and seats at Dilsukhnagar]. Online live Banking Bilingual Batch 10 starts on 26 October 2026. Talk to us: Chat on WhatsApp or call 7680887710.

Quick facts

Which bank exams should you target

Most aspirants who join a bank coaching course in Dilsukhnagar are trying to decide where to put their effort first. The five exams below share a common core of Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning and English, so one well planned course can prepare you for several of them. Vacancy figures here are the ones reported for the 2026 cycles, so check the linked notification guides for the latest updates.

IBPS PO and SBI PO (officer level)

Both exams follow a three stage process: Prelims, Mains and an interview round. The Prelims is a 100 mark, 60 minute online test across English, Quantitative Aptitude and Reasoning, and it only qualifies you for the Mains. The Mains is where your merit is built, with objective sections on reasoning and computer aptitude, data analysis and interpretation, general and banking awareness and English, followed by a descriptive paper. SBI PO 2026 was reported at 1,500 vacancies, and IBPS PO usually offers a larger intake across participating banks. Officer exams reward candidates who are strong in data interpretation and descriptive writing, and our SBI PO preparation guide covers the interview stage in detail.

IBPS Clerk and SBI Clerk (clerical level)

These are the largest bank intakes of the year. IBPS Clerk 2026 was reported at 11,403 vacancies and SBI Clerk 2026 at 9,766 vacancies. Both use a 100 mark, 60 minute Prelims followed by a Mains, and a local language test applies to candidates who do not hold the required proof of proficiency. There is no interview round, so your Mains score decides the outcome. Because competition is intense, accuracy and speed across all sections matter more than depth in any one subject. If you are starting from scratch, a Clerk target is usually the most practical first goal. Our IBPS Clerk notification guide and SBI Clerk notification guide keep the dates and vacancy details current.

IBPS RRB (Regional Rural Banks)

IBPS RRB recruits Office Assistants and Officers Scale I, II and III for rural banks across the country. The syllabus overlaps heavily with IBPS PO and Clerk, which is why many students prepare for RRB alongside the main IBPS exams. The institute's selection lists show a large number of successes in RRB Clerk and RRB PO in recent years, as listed on the Our Results page.

Other bank and insurance exams

Once your foundation is solid, the same preparation helps you attempt IDBI, LIC, NIACL and other bank and insurance recruitments, and state cooperative bank exams. You can see the full list on our Exams page.

A simple way to choose

• New to competitive exams: Start with Clerk level exams and build speed and accuracy.
• Already comfortable with aptitude: Target PO level exams while keeping Clerk and RRB as parallel attempts.
• Short on time: Choose a course that covers IBPS, SBI and RRB together, so a single preparation cycle serves multiple notifications.

Why Dilsukhnagar for bank coaching

Dilsukhnagar is a long-established student area on the east side of Hyderabad, and it is easy to reach if you are travelling in from other parts of the city or from nearby districts.

• Metro access: Dilsukhnagar has its own Hyderabad Metro station, which the institute places about 200 metres from the branch, so the daily commute is short for anyone coming along the metro corridor.
• Accommodation nearby: Third-party listing sites show more than 30 PGs and boys' hostels in Dilsukhnagar. Rents we saw ranged from roughly ₹4,500 to ₹9,000 a month depending on sharing and facilities. Check current prices before you book.
• Student culture: The area has several coaching centres and study spaces, so you will find fellow aspirants, libraries and food options close by.
• Part of a wider network: The branch is one of three Sreedhar's CCE centres in Hyderabad, alongside Ameerpet and KPHB.

Details of this branch, including the map, are on the Dilsukhnagar branch page.

Batches and timings in Dilsukhnagar

Bank PO and Clerk (offline)

• Start date: [CONFIRM: next start date]. For reference, the previous Hyderabad intake for Bank Clerk/PO and SSC began on Monday, 16 March 2026.
• Timings: 10 am to 1 pm and 6 pm to 8 pm were the slots announced for that intake at the Ameerpet and Dilsukhnagar branches. [CONFIRM: current slots]
• Duration: The institute plans classroom courses for 4 months (100 working days).
• Batch size: Around 30 students per batch, according to the institute's course guide. [CONFIRM: seats left in the current batch]
• Admissions desk: 7680887711 or 7680887722 for new batch announcements.

Online or hybrid option

If you cannot attend daily, the online batches run on the Sreedhar's CCE LMS with recorded lectures, mock tests and, in live batches, doubt solving.

Prices were taken from the online courses page on 22 October 2026. Some batches have already started, so check the joining window before you pay.

Classroom, online live or recorded: which fits you

Choosing the right mode matters as much as choosing the right institute. Here is an honest comparison.

If you can reach Dilsukhnagar easily and tend to lose momentum when studying alone, classroom is usually the stronger choice. If you work, study or live far away, an online live batch is a sensible alternative. Recorded batches suit candidates who already know the basics and mainly need structured revision and tests.

Coming from another district?

If you are moving to Hyderabad for preparation, plan three things before the batch starts: where you will stay, how you will travel and what your monthly budget looks like.

• Stay: Sreedhar's CCE does not run its own hostel according to third-party listings, and many private hostels and PGs operate around Dilsukhnagar. [CONFIRM: whether the branch has any hostel tie-ups, and add the hostel guide link here]
• Travel: Metro and city buses both serve Dilsukhnagar. [CONFIRM: nearest bus stop name and walking time]
• Budget: Add the course fee, accommodation, food and travel, so you know your total cost for the 4-month classroom course.

If you prefer to stay at home, the online live batch gives you the same syllabus without relocating.

Fees and payment options

All fees below are as published by the institute. Classroom fees are given as ranges because they vary by batch and are subject to GST. Confirm the exact amount at the branch before admission.

Course-wise fee table

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Instalments and scholarships

• Instalments: [CONFIRM: whether fees can be paid in instalments, and the terms]
• Scholarships or concessions: [CONFIRM: any scholarship or merit concession for this intake]
• Payment modes: Online payments by UPI, debit card, credit card and net banking. Classroom fees are collected at the branch counter, mainly in cash, and some branches also accept online transfers.
• Refunds: For classroom courses, only the course fee is apportioned over the 100 working days. Registration fee, GST and issued study materials are not refundable. Read the full refund and cancellation policy before you pay. More detail is in our courses and fees guide.

Planning your total budget

The course fee is only one part of what a bank exam preparation costs. A realistic plan for the 4 month classroom course looks like this, using the ranges published by the institute and third party listings.

Aspirants who live in Hyderabad and commute from home will mostly spend on the course fee alone. Aspirants who relocate should budget for accommodation and food as well, and compare that total with the cost of an online live batch before deciding. Always ask the branch for a written fee breakup so that nothing is added later.

Results and selections

We publish the selection lists with photos on the Our Results page. The figures below cover the whole institute across all branches. Branch-wise figures are not published separately.

Year-wise selections

The total for 2019 to 2025 is 25,544 selections.

Selections in the most recent bank cycles include:

Note: these counts are student selections reported by the institute, and the year in each row refers to the notification year as listed on the results page.

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How to read these results

Numbers on their own can mislead, so here is what the published figures do and do not tell you.

• They are institute-wide. The totals include students from every branch and from online batches, so they show the institute's overall record, not the Dilsukhnagar branch alone.
• They show consistency. Selections have stayed in the thousands each year from 2021 onwards and reached 4,785 in 2025. That pattern is more useful than any single year.
• Bank exams dominate. The largest lines are IBPS Clerk, IBPS RRB Clerk, SBI Junior Associate, IBPS RRB PO and IBPS PO, which are exactly the exams this page is about.
• Large and small counts both matter. Big intakes such as Clerk exams produce big numbers, while PO and specialist exams produce smaller counts. Both are listed by name, so you can check the exam you care about.
• Lists are available. Each row on the results page links to a list with photos, so you can verify the entries yourself instead of relying on a summary.

When you speak to any coaching centre, ask for the same level of detail: year, exam and the number selected, with a way to verify it. Our Our Results page is built to make that possible.

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What you get

Syllabus coverage

Banking batches cover the full IBPS and SBI syllabus across four areas.

• Quantitative Aptitude: arithmetic, data interpretation, number series and simplification.
• Reasoning Ability: puzzles, seating arrangements, syllogisms and input-output.
• English Language: reading comprehension, cloze test, grammar and vocabulary, plus descriptive writing for PO exams.
• General and Financial Awareness: current affairs, banking awareness, economy and static GK.

Classes are bilingual in English and Telugu, which many first-generation aspirants find helpful for concept-heavy topics.

Tests and doubt clearing

• Tests: Daily tests, topic-wise tests and full-length mocks in the branch computer lab, which mirrors the online exam format. [CONFIRM: exact weekly test schedule]
• Explanations: Explanation sessions in the hall with LED screens after tests.
• Doubts: Regular doubt-clarification sessions. [CONFIRM: doubt policy, such as dedicated hours or a doubt desk]
• Material: In-house study material, updated for each exam cycle, and library access for classroom students.

How to use the 4 month classroom course

The institute plans classroom courses for 4 months (100 working days). The structure below is a practical way for a student to use that time. It is a study guide, not a published timetable, so [CONFIRM: the branch's actual month by month schedule].

Month 1: Foundation. Start with number system, simplification, percentages and ratio in Quantitative Aptitude, basic reasoning types such as series, coding and syllogisms, and grammar and vocabulary in English. Begin a daily habit of reading current affairs. Do not worry about scores yet. The goal is to remove fear of the subjects.

Month 2: Core topics and speed. Move into profit and loss, time and work, time and distance, data interpretation, puzzles and seating arrangements, reading comprehension and cloze tests. Start sectional tests and use them to find which topics cost you the most time. Keep a notebook of every question you got wrong and why.

Month 3: Mains level practice. Shift to higher difficulty data interpretation, complex puzzles, banking awareness and descriptive writing for PO exams. Take full length Prelims and Mains pattern mocks in the computer lab and attend the explanation sessions. Compare your section wise scores week by week.

Month 4: Revision and mocks. Reduce new learning and focus on timed full length mocks, revision of formulas and short notes, current affairs revision and interview preparation for those targeting PO exams. By this stage you should know your safe attempt level for each section.

Students who treat the 100 working days as a full time commitment, with self study after class, tend to get the most out of it. Attendance, regular tests and analysis of mistakes matter more than the number of hours spent in the room.

A sample weekly routine for classroom students

Attending class is only half the work. Here is a simple weekly rhythm that fits around a daily classroom schedule.

Adjust the hours to your own schedule, but keep the pattern: learn, practise, test, analyse. Students who follow this loop for the full 4 months usually see their accuracy rise steadily from the second month onward.

Faculty

Language, local language test and regional preparation

Bank aspirants in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh often ask about language. The classes at Sreedhar's CCE are bilingual in English and Telugu, which helps with concept heavy topics such as data interpretation and puzzles. For the exam itself, remember that the English Language section is tested in English, so you should still build vocabulary and reading speed throughout the course.

For clerical posts, a local language proficiency test applies to candidates who do not already hold a certificate proving proficiency in the language of the state they are allotted. If you plan to apply to a state where you do not speak the language, check the notification early and prepare in advance. Our notification guides for SBI Clerk and IBPS Clerk explain how the test works for each exam.

About Sreedhar's CCE

Sreedhar's College for Competitive Exams began in Vijayawada in 1995 with a simple aim: to give aspirants consistent, affordable preparation for government and bank exams. Over three decades it has grown into a network of branches across Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Karnataka and Odisha, and the institute reports more than 30,000 government job selections. You can read the full story on the About Us page.

What this means for a student at the Dilsukhnagar branch:

• A tested method. The same bilingual teaching approach, in-house material and test series are used across the network and refined each exam cycle.
• Facilities for practice. Branches have computer labs for mock tests, explanation halls with LED screens and a library of competitive exam books and previous papers.
• Both modes of learning. You can study in the classroom, switch to an online batch if your circumstances change, or combine them.
• A wide exam range. Bank, SSC, Railway, Insurance and state exams are all covered, so you can add a second target without changing institutes.
• Three Hyderabad centres. If your schedule or location changes, the Ameerpet and KPHB branches are also available.

How to choose a bank coaching in Dilsukhnagar

Whichever institute you pick, use this checklist so you decide on facts rather than advertising.

1. Attend a demo or trial class. Judge the teaching and the pace yourself. Ask how to book one.
2. Ask the batch size. Smaller batches get more attention. Ask how many students sit in one room.
3. Check the test system. Ask how often tests happen, whether they are held on computers and whether each test is explained.
4. Understand the doubt policy. Find out when and how you can ask questions after class.
5. Look for proof of results. Ask for named, year-wise selection lists, not only percentages or slogans.
6. Get the fee in writing. Confirm the course fee, registration charge, GST, instalment terms and refund rules before you pay.

Exams you can prepare for here

Our bank batches follow the notifications that are live now. Use these pages to check current details.

• SBI Clerk notification guide
• IBPS Clerk notification guide
• SBI PO 2026 notification
• IBPS PO syllabus and exam pattern
• RRB NTPC syllabus and preparation
• All exams we cover

For practice, try the free mock tests [CONFIRM: replace with the free mock hub URL].

Getting here

Address: D.No. 16-11-484, 2nd Floor, Prashant Complex, Pillar No. 1528, Opp. CMR Shopping Mall, Dilsukhnagar, Hyderabad 500060.

• Map: Open the branch location (17.368862, 78.523926) on Google Maps from the branch page.
• Nearest metro: Dilsukhnagar Metro Station, about 200 metres away according to the institute, which is a walk of a few minutes.
• Nearest bus stop: [CONFIRM: stop name and walking time]
• Landmark: The branch is on the 2nd floor of Prashant Complex, opposite CMR Shopping Mall. [CONFIRM: some listings say "Above Madhura Sweet House" or "opp. Venkatadri Theatre". Pick one landmark and use it everywhere.]

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Admission process at the Dilsukhnagar branch

Joining is simple, and you can do most of the groundwork before you visit.

1. Enquire. Call 7680887710, message us on WhatsApp, or visit the branch to ask about the next batch, timings and fees. You can also request a free callback from the branch page.
2. Get free counselling. Tell the counsellor your graduation status, your target exams and how many hours a day you can study. Counselling is free and carries no obligation to join.
3. Choose your batch. Pick between a classroom batch, an online live batch or a recorded batch.
4. Fill in the admission form. Classroom admissions use a physical form at the branch.
5. Submit documents. Keep these ready:
• A recent passport size photograph
• A government issued ID such as Aadhaar, Voter ID or Passport
• Proof of educational qualification, such as a graduation certificate or hall ticket
• A mobile number and email ID
6. Pay the fee. Classroom fees are paid at the branch counter. Online batches are purchased through the LMS purchase page using UPI, cards or net banking.
7. Collect your ID card and material. You will receive your batch details, timings and study material.

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What to bring to your first visit

A short checklist makes your first visit to the branch more useful.

• Your graduation certificate or marks memo, so the counsellor can confirm eligibility for the exams you want
• A list of exams you are considering and any attempts you have already made
• Your questions about fees, timings, batch size and tests, written down in advance
• A photo ID and passport size photograph in case you decide to join the same day
• Your current weekly study hours, so the counsellor can suggest a realistic plan

Common mistakes when joining a bank coaching

Choosing only by fee. A lower fee is not helpful if the batch is oversized or there are few tests. Compare what is included, not just the price.

Skipping the counselling call. Many students join the wrong batch because they did not explain their background. A short conversation can save months.

Joining without checking the batch start. If a batch has already started, ask how missed classes are handled, whether recordings are available and how to catch up.

Ignoring the descriptive paper. PO aspirants often leave essay and letter writing to the last month. Start early, practise weekly and get feedback.

Not analysing mocks. Taking mock tests without reviewing mistakes wastes most of their value. Spend as much time analysing a test as taking it.

Preparing for only one exam. Notifications arrive at different times. A common foundation lets you attempt Clerk, PO and RRB exams in the same cycle.

Neglecting current affairs. Reading for twenty to thirty minutes every day over several months works better than a rushed revision before the exam.

Common Questions Students Ask

What are the fees for bank coaching at Dilsukhnagar?

Classroom Banking courses are listed at about ₹13,000 to ₹18,000 for Clerk batches and ₹15,200 to ₹22,400 for PO batches, plus GST. Online Banking batches start at ₹8,499. Confirm the exact amount for the current batch at the branch.

What are the class timings?

Recent bank batches at the Hyderabad branches ran 10 am to 1 pm and 6 pm to 8 pm. The current Dilsukhnagar timings will be confirmed when the batch is announced. [CONFIRM]

Is there a free demo class?

Free counselling is available with no obligation to join. [CONFIRM: demo class availability] Call 7680887710 or message us on WhatsApp.

Can I study online instead?

Yes. Online recorded and live Banking batches are available, with mock tests and doubt solving on the LMS. See the online courses page.

What are your results?

The institute reports 25,544 selections from 2019 to 2025 and 886 so far in 2026, listed by exam on the Our Results page. These are all-branch figures.

Do you provide study material?

Yes. In-house study material is provided, and classroom students also get library access. Online students get PDFs and recorded lectures on the LMS.

How long is the classroom course?

The institute plans classroom courses for 4 months, which is 100 working days. Online batches usually have 12 months of validity.

How many students are in a batch?

The institute's course guide mentions around 30 to 50 students per batch at the Hyderabad branches. 

Is the course in English or Telugu?

Bilingual batches teach in English and Telugu. There are also English medium bank batches online.

Do you cover SSC and Railway exams too?

Yes. The institute also runs SSC and Railway batches, and combo batches such as Bank plus SSC and Bank plus RRB. See the online courses page.

What is the refund policy?

For classroom courses, only the course fee is apportioned across the 100 working days. Registration fee, GST and issued study materials are not refundable. Read the full policy before paying.

Will you help with the interview stage?

PO batches include interview guidance for the final stage, according to the institute's course guide. 

Which number should I call?

Call the branch on 7680887710 or message on WhatsApp. For online purchase queries, the online helpline is 7680887718.

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