IBPS Clerk Recruitment 2021: Here's How to Apply

The Quint
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The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) will conclude the registration process for recruitment of clerks in various public sector banks on 27 October 2021.

Eligible candidates willing to apply for the same can do it on the official website of IBPS: ibps.in

Also Read: IBPS RRB Officers Scale 1, 2 and 3 Results Declared: Here's How to Check

How to Apply for IBPS Clerk Recruitment 2021?

  • Visit the official website of IBPS: ibps.in

  • Click on CRP Clerical on home page

  • Now, click on 'Common Recruitment process for Clerical Cadre XI'

  • Go to 'Click here to apply online for Common Recruitment Process for Clerks XI (CRP-Clerks-XI)'

  • You will be directed to a new webpage

  • Click on 'Click here for new registration'

  • Enter your details and register

  • After successful registration, enter your registration number and password

  • Click on 'Submit'

  • Fill the application form and upload the required documents/ photographs

  • Pay the application fee and submit the form.

Application fees for IBPS Clerk recruitment 2021 is Rs 850. However, SC. ST, PWBD, EXSM candidates are required to pay an application fee of Rs 175.

Also Read: IBPS RRB Officer Scale 1 Main Exam Admit Card Released: Here's How to Download

IBPS Clerk Recruitment 2021: Preliminary and Main Exam Syllabus

Prelims Syllabus (60 minutes duration)

  • English Language: 30 questions, 30 marks

  • Numerical Ability: 35 questions, 35 marks

  • Reasoning Ability: 35 questions, 35 marks

Main Exam Syllabus (160 minutes duration)

  • General/ Financial Awareness: 50 questions, 50 marks

  • General English: 40 questions, 40 marks

  • Reasoning Ability & Computer Aptitude: 50 questions, 60 marks

  • Quantitative Aptitude: 50 questions, 50 marks

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