IBPS Releases Exam Calendar 2025 For RRB, PO, SO, Clerk And Other Recruitment Tests, Check Date Sheet – News18

Last Updated:January 15, 2025, 12:56 IST

IBPS RRB Exam Calendar 2025: Candidates who are set to take the exam check the full schedule by visiting the official website at ibps.in.

The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) has released the tentative exam calendar for the 2025-26 session. Candidates who are set to take the exam check the full schedule by visiting the official website at ibps.in. “Prospective candidates are advised to visit official website of IBPS www.ibps.in regularly for detailed notification for each of the above examinations to be displayed in due course,” reads the official notice.

According to the official notice, the IBPS CRP RRBs XIV 2025 preliminary exam for Officer Scale I posts will be conducted on July 27, August 2, and 3. The main exam will be held on September 13. The IBPS exam for Probationary Officers (PO) Management Trainees (MT), Specialist Officers, and Customer Service Associates posts will be conducted on October 4, 5, and 11.

IBPS Exam Calendar 2025

IBPS Exams 2025: Registration Process

The registration process will be through online mode only and there will be a single registration for both the Preliminary and Main examination, wherever applicable. Candidates will be required to upload the following documents to apply for the above exams:

(1) Photograph of the Applicant – 20 kb to 50 kb in .jpeg file

(2) Signature of the Applicant – 10 kb to 20 kb in .jpeg file

(3) Thumb impression of the Applicant – 20 kb to 50 kb in .jpeg file

(4) Scanned Copy of handwritten declaration as per the format, which will be available in the respective notification – 50 kb to 100 kb in .jpeg file

Candidates will also be required to capture and upload their “live photograph” at the time of application either by using webcam or mobile phone.

“IBPS, however, reserves the right to change the selection process including guidelines/modalities stated above on the basis of administrative reasons, court order, Govt. Advisories, etc,” the institute added.