IBPS Clerk Exam 2023-24

The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) is the authoritative body for assessing recruiting candidates in public sector banks in India. The IBPS conducts an online examination to recruit candidates for clerical cadres in 11 public sector banks all over the country. All the public sector banks use CRP as a base to fill the vacancies for this post. IBPS Clerk Notification 2023 is one of the most awaited notifications of the year for all banking aspirants.  IBPS 2023 exam calendar is out and the IBPS Clerk Prelims and Mains exam dates are available on the official website.

IBPS is going to conduct the Clerk exam for the 13th year for FY 2023-24 and hence named IBPS Clerk CRP XIII. IBPS Clerk 2023 Notification PDF will be available soon on the official website for 11 participating banks. IBPS Clerk 2023 Prelims Exam has been scheduled for 26th August, 27th August and 2nd September 2023. The IBPS Clerk Mains exam will be held on October 7, 2023.

In this article, we shall discuss the clerical cadre exam conducted by IBPS at length along with all the important aspects of the IBPS Clerk 2023 exam.

For detailed information on upcoming bank exams, refer to the linked article.

Start the IBPS Clerk 2022 preparation now with the Free Online IBPS Clerk Mock Test Series.

Also, ace the upcoming IBPS Clerical cadre examination with the help of links given below:

Aspirants for clerical and other non-technical posts under IBPS can know more about the National Recruitment Agency (NRA) at the linked article. This Organisation shall soon be responsible for conducting a Common Eligibility Test (CET) to appoint candidates in SSC, RRB and participating IBPS PSBs.

Table of Contents:

  1. IBPS Clerk Notification
  2. IBPS Clerk Recruitment
  3. IBPS Clerk Vacancy
  4. IBPS Clerk Exam dates
  5. IBPS Clerk Eligibility
  6. IBPS Clerk Exam Pattern
  7. IBPS Clerk Syllabus
  8. IBPS Clerk Online Apply
  9. IBPS Clerk Exam Centres
  10. IBPS Clerk Admit Card
  11. IBPS Clerk Exam Result
  12. IBPS Clerk Cut-Off
  13. IBPS Clerk Salary

What is IBPS Clerk?

IBPS (Institute of Banking Personnel Selection) annually administers the IBPS Clerk exam. It is the governing body in charge of recruiting fresh staff for India’s public sector banks.

Each year, the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) conducts a Common Recruitment Process (CRP) for positions in the Clerical Cadre at 11 Public Sector Banks. In India, public sector banks are a significant category of government-owned institutions, with the Indian government’s ministry of finance or one of the state governments’ ministries of finance holding the majority of the bank’s shares.

Candidates for the IBPS Clerk position are chosen based on how well they perform in the two-part online exam. The IBPS banking exams will be administered in two stages: the preliminary exam comes first, followed by the mains exam. Thus, those who pass both of these exams are chosen for the position. 

IBPS Clerk Exam Medium

The IBPS Clerk Preliminary and Main Examinations will now be offered in 13 regional languages in addition to English and Hindi. The purpose of holding a clerical exam for recruitment into 12 public sector banks, among them SBI, is to provide uniform chances for employment to the local young and can directly communicate with the customer through local/regional languages. The table below breaks down language use by state.

IBPS Clerk 2023-24: Exam Medium
Sr.No. Name of State Medium of examination
1 Andaman & Nicobar English and Hindi
2 Andhra Pradesh English, Hindi and Telugu
3 Arunachal Pradesh English and Hindi
4 Assam English, Hindi and Assamese
5 Bihar English and Hindi
6 Chandigarh English & Hindi
7 Chhattisgarh English and Hindi
8 Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman& Diu English. Hindi, Gujarati, Marathi and Konkani
9 Delhi (NCT) English and Hindi
10 Goa English, Hindi and Konkani
11 Gujarat English, Hindi and Gujarati
12 Haryana English and Hindi
13 Himachal Pradesh English and Hindi
14 Jammu & Kashmir English, Hindi and Urdu
15 Jharkhand English and Hindi
16 Karnataka English, Hindi, Kannada and Konkani
17 Kerala English, Hindi and Malayalam
18 Ladakh English and Hindi
19 Lakshadweep English, Hindi and Malayalam
20 Madhya Pradesh English and Hindi
21 Maharashtra English, Hindi, Marathi and Konkani
22 Manipur English, Hindi and Manipuri
23 Meghalaya English and Hindi
24 Mizoram English and Hindi
25 Nagaland English and Hindi
26 Odisha English, Hindi and Odia
27 Puducherry English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam
28 Punjab English, Hindi and Punjabi
29 Rajasthan English and Hindi
30 Sikkim English and Hindi
31 Tamil Nadu English, Hindi and Tamil
32 Telangana English, Hindi, Telugu and Urdu
33 Tripura English, Hindi and Bengali
34 Uttar Pradesh English, Hindi and Urdu
35 Uttarakhand English and Hindi
36 West Bengal English, Hindi and Bengali
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IBPS Clerk Notification

This exam was initially called the IBPS CWE (common written examination) Clerk exam but was later renamed as CRP Clerk (common recruitment process). Important dates for the recruitment of Clerical Cadre positions for FY 2023–2024 will be issued by IBPS soon.

For 2022 exam, the Institute of Banking and Personnel Selection posted a comprehensive notification of the vacancies on its website on 30th June.

See the table below for more information on IBPS Clerk 2023.

IBPS Clerk Exam 2023: Overview 
Recruitment Authority IBPS
Post Clerk
Participating Bank 11
IBPS Clerk Exam 2023 Selection Procedure
  • Prelims
  • Mains
IBPS Clerk Exam 2023 Exam Mode Online
IBPS Clerk Exam 2023 Syllabus Reasoning, English, Quantitative Ability,  Computer Awareness and General/ Financial Awareness
IBPS Clerk Exam 2023 Exam Duration Prelims: 60 minutes

Mains: 160 minutes

IBPS Clerk Exam 2023 Exam Medium Conducted in 13 languages, in addition to English and Hindi
IBPS Clerk Exam 2023 Application Fee SC/ST/PWD: Rs 175/-

General/ Others: Rs 850/-

IBPS Clerk Exam 2023 Job Location All Across India
IBPS Clerk Exam 2023 Vacancies To be announced
IBPS Clerk Exam 2023 Age Limit 20-28 years
IBPS Clerk Exam 2023 Educational Qualification Graduate
IBPS Clerk Exam 2023 Date of Release of Notification Yet to be released
IBPS Clerk Exam 2023 Date of Prelims Online Exam 26th, 27th August & 2nd September 2023
IBPS Clerk Exam 2023 Date of Mains Exam 7th October 2023
IBPS Clerk Exam 2023 Date of Final Results 1st April 2023
Official Website www.ibps.in

Candidates who wish to check the detailed Clerk and other IBPS exam schedules can visit the IBPS Exam Dates page.

Aspirants can download the IBPS Clerk Notification 2022 given below to get an idea about 2023 details.

IBPS Clerk Notification 2022:-Download PDF Here

IBPS Clerk Exam - IBPS CWE Clerk

Participating Banks in IBPS Clerk 2023 Exam

This year the number of participating banks has been reduced. Eleven banks are participating in the IBPS Clerk 2023, names of which are given below:

Bank of Baroda Canara Bank     Indian Overseas Bank UCO Bank
Bank of India Central Bank of India Punjab National Bank  Union Bank of India
Bank of Maharashtra  Indian Bank  Punjab & Sind Bank  

Banking awareness forms an essential part of the General Awareness section in the various bank exams. To check the syllabus for the bank-related terms, candidates can visit the linked article.

IBPS Clerk Recruitment

The IBPS Clerk Recruitment gives an idea about the number of vacancies for different posts and different categories of candidates. The 2023 recruitment details will be released shortly by the IBPS.

Over 6000 vacancies have been released for 2022 recruitment, which is comparatively a little higher than the previous years. The total number of vacancies as per the notification released for the clerical cadre exam in 2021 was around 5000+. And the total number of vacancies for the IBPS Clerk Exam in 2020 was around 2500.

To outrank and outperform in the exam, aspirants must be well-versed in all the specifics of the IBPS Clerk exam. The IBPS Clerk exam, one of the most competitive exams in India, is administered by the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) and provides candidates with the opportunity to work as a clerical officer in a number of central banks.

To learn How to Crack Bank Clerk Exam on First Attempt, check the linked article.

Candidates can analyse and understand the standard of the bank clerk exam, the type of questions asked and the important topics with reference to the exams in the articles given below:

IBPS Clerk Vacancy

The 2023 IBPS Clerk vacancies will be shortly released by IBPS. The IBPS Clerk vacancy and notification were both released by the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS). A total of 6035 openings have been made available. The state-by-state openings are detailed in the IBPS Clerk notification PDF 2022.

Candidates can view the 6035 IBPS Clerk Vacancies for 2022, which were announced through the IBPS Clerk CRP XII Notification in the following table. The state with the most open vacancies is Uttar Pradesh, with 1089.

IBPS Clerk Vacancy 2022: State Wise and Category Wise
State Name General EWS OBC ST SC Total Vacancies
Andaman and Nicobar Islands 04 0 0 0 0 04
Andhra Pradesh 140 19 32 7 11 209
Arunachal Pradesh 7 1 0 6 0 14
Assam 72 15 42 17 11 157
Bihar 136 26 73 3 43 281
Chandigarh 9 0 3 0 0 12
Chhattisgarh 51 9 5 29 10 104
Dadra and Nagar Haveli/Daman & Diu 1 0 0 0 0 01
Delhi 119 27 87 17 45 295
Goa 43 4 11 12 1 71
Gujarat 129 25 100 35 15 304
Haryana 69 10 38 0 21 138
Himachal Pradesh 43 7 17 2 22 91
Jammu and Kashmir 23 1 9 1 1 35
Jharkhand 35 5 6 17 6 69
Karnataka 165 32 89 22 50 358
Kerala 48 6 11 0 5 70
Ladakh 0 0 0 0 0 0
Lakshadweep 3 0 0 2 0 5
Madhya Pradesh 126 28 38 71 46 309
Maharashtra 334 73 215 72 81 775
Manipur 4 0 0 0 0 4
Meghalaya 3 1 0 2 0 6
Mizoram 4 0 0 0 0 4
Nagaland 3 0 00 1 0 4
Odisha 56 10 11 26 23 126
Puducherry 2 0 0 0 0 2
Punjab 163 39 83 0 122 407
Rajasthan 63 9 20 13 24 129
Sikkim 7 0 2 2 11
Tamil Nadu 150 26 53 3 56 288
Telangana 76 6 0 0 17 99
Tripura 7 2 0 5 3 17
Uttar Pradesh 439 106 315 11 218 1089
Uttarakhand 13 1 1 1 3 19
West Bengal 220 50 118 23 117 528
Total 2767 538 1379 400 951 6035

Visit IBPS Clerk Vacancy, for further details, in the linked article.

IBPS Clerk Exam Dates

IBPS has released the tentative exam schedule for the upcoming recruitment for clerical cadre in the official IBPS calendar 2022 and the notification. Given below are the IBPS Clerk 2022 exam date:

IBPS Clerk 2023 – Exam Dates 

Events Important Exam Dates 
IBPS Clerk Exam 2023 Date of Release of Notification Yet to be released
IBPS Clerk Exam 2023 Application Start Date Yet to be released
IBPS Clerk Exam 2023 Last Date to Apply Online Yet to be released
IBPS Clerk Exam 2023 Last Date of Paying the Application Fee Yet to be released
IBPS Clerk Exam 2023 Date of Release of Prelims Admit Card Yet to be released
IBPS Clerk Exam 2023 Date of Prelims Online Exam 26th August 2023

27th August 2023

2nd September 2023

IBPS Clerk Exam 2023 Date of Mains Exam 7th October 2023
IBPS Clerk Exam 2023 Date of Final Results April 2024
IBPS Clerk Provisional Allotment April 2024

Candidates can check the IBPS exam dates by visiting the below-mentioned links:

IBPS PO Exam Dates IBPS Clerk Exam Dates
IBPS SO Exam Dates IBPS RRB Exam Dates

IBPS Clerk Eligibility

The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection sets the IBPS Clerk Eligibility criteria.

The IBPS Clerk Eligibility criteria are given below:

  • IBPS Clerk Age Limit

Age limit as per the IBPS Clerk notification is given below:

IBPS Clerk Age Limit In years
Minimum Age 20 years
Maximum Age 28 years

This age limit is for people belonging to the unreserved/general category.

Candidates belonging to other categories have certain age limit relaxation.

The IBPS Clerk Age Limit relaxation is given below:

IBPS Clerk Age Limit Relaxation 2021

  • Citizenship:

The candidates applying for the exam should fulfil the following criteria:

  1. Citizenship of India
  2. Subjects of Nepal or Bhutan
  3. Tibetan Refugee who arrived before January 1, 1962
  4. A person of Indian origin migrated from Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Burma(Myanmar), Vietnam or East African countries of the United Republic of Tanzania, Uganda, Kenya, Malawi, Zambia, Zaire or Ethiopia to permanently settle in India

All candidates who are not Indian citizens have to produce a certificate of eligibility from the Government of India before their appointment.

  • IBPS Clerk Eligibility- Educational Qualification

Candidates must have at least an undergraduate degree in any discipline from a recognised university.

For more details on IBPS Clerk Eligibility, refer to the linked article.

IBPS Clerk Pre-Exam Training

The Nodal Banks/ Participating Organisations may arrange Pre-Examination Training to a limited number of candidates belonging to Scheduled Caste/ Scheduled Tribes/ Minority Communities/ Ex-Servicemen/ Persons With Benchmark Disabilities at certain centres viz.

These centres are Agartala, Agra, Ahmedabad, Allahabad, Amritsar, Aurangabad, Balasore, Bareilly, Behrampur (Ganjam), Bengaluru, Bhopal, Bhubaneshwar, Chandigarh, Chennai, Coimbatore, etc.

All eligible candidates who want to avail the Pre-Examination Training facility should fill in the relevant column in the IBPS Clerk Online Application.

While training will be imparted free of cost, all other expenses regarding travelling, boarding, lodging etc. will have to be borne by the candidate for attending the pre-examination training programme at the designated Centres.

IBPS conducts other exams also:

IBPS PO IBPS RRB
IBPS Clerk IBPS SO
Online Quiz 2023

IBPS Clerk Exam Pattern

The IBPS has recently revised the IBPS Clerk Exam Pattern. For a better understanding of the IBPS Clerk exam pattern, candidates must go through the previous year’s question papers and analyse them thoroughly and prepare themselves accordingly.

The IBPS Clerk Exam Pattern for the Prelims Exam is given below:

IBPS Clerk Prelims Exam Pattern- Section Number of Questions Maximum Marks Time Allotted
English 30 30 20 min
Numerical Ability 35 35 20 min
Reasoning Ability 35 35 20 min

To get the detailed IBPS Clerk Prelims syllabus, candidates can visit the linked article.

Candidates have to secure sectional cut-off marks as well as an overall IBPS clerk cut-off to be able to move to the next stage.

The IBPS Clerk Exam Pattern for Mains is given below:

IBPS Clerk Mains Exam Pattern- Section Number of Questions Maximum Marks Time Allotted
General/Financial Awareness 50 50 35 min
General English 40 40 35 min
Reasoning Ability and Computer Aptitude 50 60 45 min
Quantitative Aptitude 50 50 45 min

Both the IBPS Clerk exams are conducted in English and Hindi except for the parts which test the English language ability of the candidate.

There is negative marking for incorrect answers. Each wrong answer attracts a penalty of ¼ of the marks allotted to that question.

For more details on the IBPS Clerk Exam Pattern, refer to the linked article.

IBPS Clerk Mock Test

The Institute makes the IBPS Clerk mock tests available on its website for candidates to familiarise themselves with the exam.

It also conducts pre-exam training for candidates from weaker sections of society and ex-servicemen to enable them to compete effectively.

IBPS Clerk Syllabus

The IBPS Clerk syllabus is not specific to a particular topic.

The IBPS Clerk syllabus is very vast with a wide range of topics falling under each category of the Prelims/Mains Paper. Candidates preparing for IBPS Clerk Exam can test their preparation level by taking free online quizzes.

The IBPS Clerk syllabus has separate topics divided into Prelims and Mains. The following is the breakup of the syllabus for each stage:

The IBPS Clerk Syllabus for the Prelims Exam is given below:

Reasoning Ability Quantitative Aptitude English Language
Logical Reasoning Simplification Reading Comprehension
Alphanumeric Series Profit & Loss Cloze Test
Ranking/Direction/Alphabet Test Mixtures & Alligations Para jumbles
Data Sufficiency Simple Interest & Compound Interest & Surds & Indices Multiple Meaning / Error Spotting
Coded Inequalities Work & Time Fill in the blanks
Seating Arrangement Time & Distance Miscellaneous
Puzzle Mensuration – Cylinder, Cone, Sphere Paragraph Completion
Tabulation Data Interpretation
Syllogism Ratio & Proportion, Percentage
Blood Relations Number Systems
Input-Output Sequence & Series
Coding-Decoding Permutation, Combination &Probability

The IBPS Clerk syllabus for Mains is given below:

English Language Reasoning Quantitative Aptitude General Awareness Computer Aptitude
Vocabulary Analogy Ratio and Proportion Current Affairs/Static GK Basic of Hardware and Software
Grammar Statements and Assumption Time, distance and speed Indian Financial System Windows Operating System
Reading Comprehension Syllogism Time and work Indian Banking System Internet Terms
Coding and Decoding Mixture and Allegations Monetary Plans Microsoft –Office
Blood Relations Averages Introduction to National Institutions History of Computers
Direction Sense Test Stocks and Shares Banking Terms Networking and Communication
Series Test Ratio and Proportion Database Basics
Miscellaneous Test Percentage Basics of Hacking, Security Tools and Viruses
Clocks
Volume and Surface Area
Logarithms
Permutation and Combination
Partnerships
Height and Distances
Probability
Simple Interest and Compound Interest
Profit and Loss
Trigonometry
Algebra
Data Interpretation
Charts, Bar and Graphs

For more details on the IBPS Clerk syllabus, refer to the linked article.

IBPS Clerk Online Apply

IBPS is yet to publish the dates for the online application procedure for the IBPS Clerk 2023 exam.

The IBPS Clerk Recruitment 2022 online application process began on July 1 and ended on July 21, 2022. To register for the IBPS Clerk 2022 Exam, all interested and qualified applicants had to submit their registration form together with the appropriate documentation, identification, photos, signatures, and a handwritten statement from the IBPS Clerk. Candidates can register for the exam from the official website.

How to Complete the 2023 IBPS Clerk Application Form

The steps to fill out the IBPS Clerk 2023 Application Form are as follows:

  • Step 1: Go to the IBPS website.
  • Step 2: Navigate to the homepage, locate, and select the “IBPS Clerk Exam Application” link.
  • Step 3: Select the link for “New Registration for 2023.”
  • Step 4: Complete the form by entering the required information, including the name, father’s name, and date of birth (DOB).
  • Step 5: After entering the necessary data, verify it once again, then press the “Save and Next” option.
  • Step 6: Click the next button after uploading the necessary digitally scanned documents.
  • Step 7: Enter your academic and professional background on the following page, then press the next button.
  • Step 8: Continue with the payment of the fees. Pay the application fee for online applications using online net banking, credit cards, or debit cards.
  • Step 9: Download the application form and the receipt for the fee payment and save them for later use.

The IBPS Clerk Online Application Fee details are given below:

IBPS Clerk Online Application- Category Fees
Unreserved Rs. 850
SC/ST/PWD Rs. 175

For details on IBPS Clerk Online Application, refer to the linked article.

Related Links:
IBPS Notification IBPS Clerk Exam Analysis SBI Clerk
IBPS RRB Exam IBPS Clerk Notification Bank Clerk

IBPS Clerk Exam Centres

The IBPS Clerk Exam 2023 will be held online at numerous locations throughout India. The official notification contains a rough list of the examination centres for both the online preliminary examinations and the online main exams.

Once the application is submitted, a request to modify the exam venue cannot be made. Therefore, candidates should carefully choose their centres and accurately mention such choices in their applications.

Find the list of the IBPS Clerk Exam Centres in the linked article.

IBPS Clerk Admit Card

The IBPS Clerk admit card is issued to candidates who fulfil all the eligibility criteria and have paid the fees online. Hall ticket released for the clerical cadre exam has all the essential details relevant to the particular IBPS Clerk Exam- Prelims/Mains.

The IBPS Clerk Admit Card contains the following details:

  1. Name of the candidate
  2. Registration number/ Roll number
  3. Exam date
  4. Exam Centre
  5. Photograph of the candidate
  6. General guidelines for the IBPS Clerk exam.

For more details on other aspects of the IBPS Clerk Admit Card, refer to the linked article.

IBPS Clerk Result

The IBPS Clerk Result is generally declared in January every year. As the IBPS Clerk exam allots banks based on the State or Union territory for which the candidate has applied, the Provisional Allotment of banks is announced on different dates.

Aspirants who want to know more about the clerical result steps to check it, and the important dates for the same, can visit the IBPS Clerk result page.

Applicants are required to submit the necessary documents to their allotted banks for background verification once the results are declared.

The IBPS Clerk score card is released a week after the declaration of result status. Candidates can visit the linked article and know more about the clerical cadre score card for the IBPS exam.

IBPS Clerk Cut-Off

To qualify for the IBPS Clerk Exam, candidates must obtain the minimum qualifying marks. Candidates who do not get the required minimum marks in the preliminary test will not be considered for the next step of the hiring process. To be eligible for the Mains exam, applicants must pass the sectional cut-off for each of the sections in addition to the overall cut-off. Similarly, candidates must clear these minimum marks in the mains exam in order to be selected for the exam.

There are different factors like the number of candidates who appeared, the difficulty level of the exam and the number of vacancies that decides the cut-off marks for that particular year. Candidates can check the procedure to calculate their marks and the sectional and overall cut-off for previous years by visiting the IBPS Clerk cut-off article. Since the vacancies released in IBPS clerks are state-wise, the cut-off is also different for different states. 

After successfully clearing background verification, the candidates are appointed as a clerk in the respective Public Sector Banks (PSB).

IBPS Clerk Salary

The IBPS Clerk salary structure is as follows:

  • The basic IBPS clerk salary is Rs 11,765- Rs 42,020 per month.
  • Rs 11,765 is the basic pay in the IBPS clerk salary, and the remaining pay includes dearness allowance, house rent allowance, medical allowance and transport allowance.
  • For those who join initially, the cash in hand for the IBPS Clerk salary is Rs. 29453.
  • Increments are based on performance and length of service.

The following table details the basic salary of IBPS Clerk:

Basic salary Amount (INR) Increment (INR)
Initial Pay INR 11,765 INR 655
After 3 years INR 13,730 INR 815
After the next 3 years INR 16,175 INR 980
After the next 4 years INR 20,095 INR 1,145
After the next 7 years INR 28,110 INR 2,120
After the next 1 year INR 30,230 INR 1,310
Maximum Pay Scale INR 31,540

In addition to the base salary, the candidates are given a range of benefits, including Dearness Allowance, House Rent Allowance, Travel Allowance, Medical Allowance. For more details on bank salary range, refer to the linked article.

IBPS Clerk Preparation

IBPS Clerk Exam is one of the most competitive examinations in India with a meagre ratio of applicants clearing the exam. Due to this, the preparation for the IBPS Clerk Exam should be comprehensive.

Candidates need to understand the bank exam syllabus and bank exam pattern properly for their preparation. Candidates should practice and focus on scoring sections like Reasoning and Quantitative Aptitude to score high marks. Candidates can ace these sections by regularly practising IBPS Clerk Mock Tests.

Meanwhile, for other sections like English, General Awareness & Computer Knowledge, candidates need to practice and read the latest newspapers, journals and magazines and stay updated about current affairs. Candidates can learn in-depth about the various topics asked in the exam from the IBPS Clerk books.

For more details on IBPS Clerk Preparation, refer to the linked article.

Given below are a few preparation-related articles for the reference of candidates:

10 Simple Maths Tricks & Shortcuts How to crack IBPS PO exam in First Attempt
Logical Reasoning IBPS PO Preparation

The Institute conducts IBPS Clerk mock tests to enable aspirants to get an idea of the examination. They also conduct limited pre-examination training for candidates from weaker sections of society.

Get the detailed section-wise bank exam syllabus at the linked article.

Government Exam 2023

Frequently Asked Questions on IBPS Clerk Exam

Q1

Q 1. What is the salary of an IBPS Clerk?

Ans. The basic pay of a Clerk in IBPS is Rs.11765. To know the IBPS Clerk Salary candidates can visit the linked article.
Q2

Q 2. What is the job of an IBPS Clerk?

Ans. The main responsibility of a Clerk in IBPS is documentation and back-office work. The responsibilities also include: verifying documents and countersigning cheques and drafts.
Q3

Q 3. Which books to refer to for the preparation for the IBPS Clerk Exam?

Ans. Given below is a list of books that candidates can consider to prepare for the IBPS Clerk exam:

  • Banking Awareness by Arihant Publications
  • Verbal & Non-Verbal Reasoning by R.S. Agarwal
  • Wren & Martin for the English Language
  • Objective General English by S.P. Bakshi
  • Data Interpretation by Arun Sharma

Candidates must solve IBPS Clerk’s previous year’s question paper for practising and preparing for the upcoming exams.

Q4

Q 4. How many vacancies have been released for IBPS Clerk 2022-23?

Ans. A total of 6035 vacancies have been released for IBPS Clerk 2022-23. There are 11 Public sector banks that are participating in the clerical cadre recruitment for the year 2022.
Q5

Q 5. Can a candidate apply for the IBPS Clerk exam after passing class 12th?

Ans. No, a candidate cannot apply for the IBPS Clerk exam immediately after passing class 12th. The candidate must at least hold a Bachelor’s degree in any discipline to apply for the exam.
Q6

Q 6. How many attempts are there for the IBPS Clerk exam?

Ans. There is no fixed number of attempts for the IBPS Clerk exam. A candidate can apply for as long as he/she is applicable and eligible for the examination.
Q7

Q 7. Is there a negative marking in IBPS Clerk 2023?

Ans. Yes, a penalty of 0.25 marks is deducted for every wrongly marked answer. Since there is negative marking, candidates must be very careful while answering questions in the prelims and mains computer-based examination.
Q8

Q 8. When is the IBPS Clerk 2023 preliminary examination?

Ans. The prelims for the IBPS Clerk 2022 exam are scheduled for August 26, August 27 & September 2nd, 2023.
Q9

Q 9. Is there any sectional time limit for IBPS Clerk Exam?

Ans. Yes, in both the preliminary and main exams, there is a set timing for each of the sections.
Q10

Q 10. When will the IBPS Clerk main exam be held in 2023?

Ans. The main test for the IBPS Clerk will be held on October 7, 2023.

 

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  1. i m a graduate in science. Is it compulsory to have studied computer or to have a certificate in computer knowledge in order to appear for ibps clerk 2020?