IBPS Clerk Online Application 2019 Begins | Check Here Steps to Apply

NEW DELHI, SEPTEMBER 17: Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) has released online applications for IBPS Clerk 2019. IBPS aspirants can apply for IBPS Clerk 2019 by visiting the official website. Earlier, IBPS released a notification on September 12 stating that the online applications will start on September 17, 2019, to fill in 12075 vacancies released by 17 national banks, with Allahabad Bank, Central Bank of India, Oriental Bank of Commerce, UCO Bank, Bank of Baroda to name a few. The application fee for General & OBC is Rs. 600, while for SC/ST/PWBD/EXSM is Rs. 100/-

How to fill IBPS Clerk online application form:

1. Click on the official website: ibps.in

2. Click on the notification titled 'COMMON RECRUITMENT PROCESS FOR RECRUITMENT OF CLERKS IN PARTICIPATING ORGANISATIONS (CRP CLERKS-IX)'

3. In the new tab click on 'Click here for new registrations'

4. Read the important points mentioned and click on continue

5. Start filling the form with your basic info followed by your uploading your scanned photo and signature and so on.

6. The application filling process is in steps. Enter your details carefully and make the payment.

Eligibility criteria for IBPS Clerk 2019:

1. Candidate should be an Indian citizen.

2. Age limit should be between 20-28 years. (Not born before than 02.09.1991).

3. Candidate should hold a graduation degree.

Important dates for candidates to note down:

1. Admit card for IBPS Clerk will be released on November 2019.

2. Preliminary exams will be conducted on December 07, 08, 14 and 21 2019.

3. Result of preliminary exam will release between Dec’19 to Jan’20.

4. Admit card for mains will be released in Jan’20.

5. IBPS clerk mains exam is scheduled to be conducted on January 19, 2019.

The preliminary examination will be conducted in online mode and consist of 100 questions of 100 marks to be completed within 60 minutes. The question paper will be based on Numerical, Reasonal ability and English language.

Candidates qualifying the preliminary exam will be eligible to appear in the mains exam which will have 190 questions of 200 marks, to be completed within 160 marks. There will be negative marking of 0.25 against wrong answers.