IBPS PO EXAM PATTERN & SYLLABUS IBPS has been giving opportunities to the young aspirants in creating a Banking career. IBPS started Common Written Examination (CWE) in 2011 to recruit the officers and clerks for the Public Sector Banks. Aspirants can apply based on their educational qualifications. The minimum educational qualification to attempt the clerical exam is graduation in any discipline.
Attempt IBPS PO Mock test to get more information about IBPS PO syllabus In this session, we will look at IBPS PO Exam in detail. In 2018, the expected number of posts available is 4000. The Pre-Exam of IBPS PO will be held on 7th, 8th, 14th and 15th October and the Main Examination to be held on 26th November 2018. Following table shows IBPS PO exam date Activity
Date
Preliminary Exam
13th, 14th , 20th & 21st October 2018
Main Exam
18th November 2018
Let us take a look the eligibility criteria for IBPS PO exam: Educational Qualification: For an aspirant to attempt the IBPS PO exam, the minimum educational qualification is a Graduation degree in any stream (B.A, B.Com, B.Sc. or B.Tech) from a reputed University approved by the Indian government. The Graduation marks should be mentioned during registration to attempt the IBPS PO exam. It is mandatory that the aspirant should have adequate knowledge of computer operation to attempt the IBPS PO exam in the online mode. An aspirant should also have verbal as well as written aptitude in the official language the specific State or Union Territory. The aspirant should also be able to read, write and speak the language.
Age Eligibility: The aspirant should be at least 20 years of age but should not be above 30 years. There is some relaxation for aspirants belonging to backward categories. Here is the tabular representation: