Latest Update on IBPS Clerk Recruitment 2020: Exam Details and Application Process

The latest update regarding the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) Clerk Recruitment for 2020 has been officially released on September 02, 2020. Candidates wishing to apply must complete the application process by the end of September 23, 2020. This article provides an in-depth overview of the application process, selection criteria, exam pattern, eligibility criteria, and tips for successful application.

Application Process

The application process for the IBPS Clerk 2020 is straightforward but requires careful attention to detail. Interested candidates can apply by following these steps:

Visit the official website of IBPS and register yourself by clicking on the appropriate button. Ensure that you upload your scanned photograph and signature according to the specified guidelines. Fill out the complete details in the IBPS Clerk 2020 online application form. Include your educational, professional, and other relevant details. Make sure all the details are accurate and verified. Upon submitting your verified application form, proceed to the final step. After entering all necessary details, the application will be finalized only after the application fee has been paid. This can be done via online payment options. Complete the application process by clicking the ‘Submit’ button.

Selection Procedure

The selection procedure for the IBPS Clerk 2020 remains unchanged. Candidates will be selected on the basis of the written examination (both pre and main exams) and document verification.

IBPS Clerk Prelims and Mains Exam Pattern 2020

The exam pattern for both the preliminary and the mains examinations is detailed below. This is crucial to understand for effective preparation.

Preliminary Exam: The preliminary examination consists of three sections: Reasoning Ability and Computer Aptitude (70 minutes, 100 questions) English Language (30 minutes, 35 questions) Quantitative Aptitude (30 minutes, 35 questions) Mains Exam: The main examination includes: Reasoning and Computer Aptitude (40 minutes, 40 questions) English Language (20 minutes, 35 questions) Quantitative Aptitude (40 minutes, 35 questions) General Banking Awareness (30 minutes, 35 questions)

Eligibility Criteria

Successfully clearing the IBPS Clerk exam requires meeting specific eligibility criteria. These include:

Educational Qualification

Candidates must possess a graduate degree from a recognized university or an equivalent qualification recognized by the Central Government of India. Failure to meet this requirement will disqualify an applicant from the exam.

Age Criteria

Candidates must adhere to the age limits specified in the official notification. The age criteria are:

Minimum Age: 20 years Maximum Age: 28 years

Application Fee

As of 2020, the application fees for the IBPS Clerk exam have been increased. The details are as follows:

SC/ST/PWBD/EXSM candidates: Rs. 175 inclusive of GST Other unreserved candidates: Rs. 850 inclusive of GST

Preparation Tips

To enhance your chances of success, it is recommended to attempt as many mock tests as possible. Several resources are available for candidates to prepare effectively:

Free mock tests from ixamBee: These resources are invaluable for familiarizing yourself with the exam pattern and improving your performance.

Additionally, online video tutorials can help you better understand the exam content. Utilize these resources to maximize your preparation and increase your chances of success in the IBPS Clerk exam.