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IBPS Clerk 2025: Exam Dates, Eligibility and Syllabus

Know more about AkankshaAkanksha - July 31, 2025 11:33 PM

In the world of competitive exams, few are as widely attempted and as eagerly awaited as the IBPS Clerk Exam. With thousands of aspirants vying for a stable, prestigious banking career, the IBPS Clerk 2025 recruitment, officially renamed as CRP CSA-XV (Common Recruitment Process for Customer Service Associates), has become a national talking point.

On 31st July 2025, the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) dropped a short yet significant notification, setting the stage for yet another blockbuster banking recruitment season. But this time, there’s more to it than just dates and documents. So, whether you’re a first-timer or a returning aspirant, here’s your detailed, no-fluff guide to everything IBPS Clerk 2025.

IBPS Clerk 2025 Notification Out Now!

The much-anticipated IBPS Clerk 2025 Notification has finally been released, giving a green light to the 15th edition of the recruitment process. The newly coined title, CRP CSA-XV, reflects a shift towards customer-centric roles in public sector banks.

While the detailed notification PDF is yet to drop, the short notice confirms crucial dates and outlines a roadmap that promises transparency, opportunity, and accessibility across 11 major public sector banks.

IBPS Clerk 2025 Exam Summary

FeatureDetails
OrganizationInstitute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS)
Post NameCustomer Service Associates (CRP CSA-XV)
Participating Banks11 Public Sector Banks
Mode of ExamOnline (Prelims + Mains)
Educational QualificationGraduation in any stream
Age Limit20 to 28 years
Application FeeSC/ST/PWD - Rs 175, Others - Rs 850
Official Websitewww.ibps.in

IBPS Clerk 2025 Important Dates

EventDate
Notification Release (Short)31st July 2025
Online Registration Starts1st August 2025
Last Date to Apply21st August 2025
Pre-Exam TrainingSeptember 2025
Prelims Exam Dates4th, 5th, 11th October 2025
Prelims ResultOctober/November 2025
Mains Exam29th November 2025
Provisional AllotmentMarch 2026

IBPS Clerk 2025 Vacancy (To Be Announced)

Though the official vacancy count for 2025 hasn’t been disclosed yet, historical data shows a fluctuating but generally rising trend. Here’s a look at past vacancy figures:

  • 2024: 11,826 vacancies
  • 2023: 4,545 vacancies
  • 2022: 6,035 vacancies
  • 2021: 7,855 vacancies
  • 2019: 12,075 vacancies

State-wise data for 2025 will be released along with the full notification. In 2024, Uttar Pradesh topped the chart with 1,246 openings, followed by Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra.

IBPS Clerk 2025 Eligibility Criteria

Educational Qualification

  • Graduate in any discipline from a recognised university.
  • Must hold a valid mark sheet/degree certificate.
  • Proficiency in computer operations is mandatory.

Age Limit

  • Minimum Age: 20 years
  • Maximum Age: 28 years
  • DOB between 02.07.1996 and 01.07.2004

Age Relaxation

CategoryAge Relaxation
SC/ST5 years
OBC (Non-Creamy Layer)3 years
PWD10 years
Ex-ServicemenService years + 3 years (Max 50 yrs)
Widows/Divorced WomenUp to 35 (Gen), 38 (OBC), 40 (SC/ST)
1984 Riots Victims5 years

Nationality

Candidate must be:

  • Indian Citizen or
  • Subject of Nepal/Bhutan or
  • Tibetan refugee (before Jan 1, 1962) or
  • Person of Indian origin from select countries with intent to settle permanently in India

IBPS Clerk 2025 Application Process

The application window is open from 1st to 21st August 2025.

Pre-requisites:

  • Valid Email ID
  • Scanned photo & signature
  • Fee payment method (Net Banking/Credit Card/Debit Card)

Recommended Browsers:

  • Google Chrome 3.0+
  • Mozilla Firefox 3.0+
  • Internet Explorer 8+

Apply only via the official website: www.ibps.in

Application Fee

CategoryFee
SC/ST/PWDRs 175
General/OBC/EWSRs 850

Participating Banks in IBPS Clerk 2025

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

IBPS Clerk Exam Languages

In an inclusive move, the exam is conducted in 13 regional languages along with English and Hindi. This ensures accessibility across all states, strengthening the connection between banks and local communities.

Exam Pattern: IBPS Clerk 2025

Phase 1: Preliminary Exam

SubjectQuestionsMarksTime
English Language303020 mins
Numerical Ability353520 mins
Reasoning Ability353520 mins
Total10010060 mins

Phase 2: Mains Exam

SubjectQuestionsMarksTime
Reasoning & Computer Aptitude506045 mins
English Language404035 mins
Quantitative Aptitude505045 mins
General/Financial Awareness505035 mins
Total190200160 mins

Negative Marking: 0.25 marks deducted for each wrong answer

IBPS Clerk 2025 Syllabus Breakdown

English Language

  • Reading Comprehension
  • Cloze Test
  • Fillers
  • Sentence Improvement
  • Error Spotting

Numerical Ability

  • Data Interpretation
  • Simplification
  • Quadratic Equations
  • Number Series
  • Miscellaneous Arithmetic

Reasoning Ability

  • Puzzle/Seating Arrangement
  • Coding-Decoding
  • Blood Relations
  • Syllogism
  • Order and Ranking

Computer Knowledge

  • Basics of DBMS
  • Operating Systems
  • Hardware & Software
  • Networking & Security

General/Financial Awareness

  • Current Affairs
  • Banking & Financial Terms
  • Govt. Schemes
  • Budget & Economic Survey

IBPS Clerk 2025 Salary Structure

ComponentAmount
Basic PayRs 19,900
Gross PayUp to Rs 47,920
In-hand SalaryApprox Rs 29,453

Additional perks include:

  • Dearness Allowance
  • HRA
  • Travel & Medical Allowance
  • Pension Schemes

Admit Card & Call Letter

The admit card will be issued in two phases:

  1. Preliminary Exam
  2. Mains Exam

Candidates can download the call letters from the IBPS website using their registration number and DOB/password.

IBPS Clerk 2025 Selection Process

Selection is based entirely on:

  • Prelims Exam (Qualifying)
  • Mains Exam (Final selection based on score)

No interviews required. 100% weightage is on the mains score.

Final Merit List

The final merit list is prepared based on:

  • Performance in Mains Exam only
  • Aggregate score out of 100
  • State-wise and category-wise ranking

Pre-Exam Training Centers (PET)

Available for SC/ST/Minority candidates. PET can be availed in cities like:

  • Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Bhopal, Patna, Lucknow, Chennai, Hyderabad, and many more

Candidates must opt for PET during application and download the training call letters from the official website.

IBPS Clerk 2025 Exam Centers

From metro cities to tier-3 towns, IBPS ensures you don’t need to travel far for your exam.

Examples:

  • Delhi NCR: Delhi, Faridabad, Noida
  • Maharashtra: Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur
  • Tamil Nadu: Chennai, Coimbatore, Madurai
  • Uttar Pradesh: Lucknow, Kanpur, Varanasi

IBPS Clerk 2024 Cut-Off (General Category)

StateCut-Off
West Bengal87.75
Odisha86.75
J&K86.25
Assam83.75
UP79.00
Telangana68.25
Karnataka64.75
Sikkim41.00

IBPS Clerk 2025 Preparation Tips

  • Follow the updated syllabus
  • Solve past year papers
  • Take daily mock tests from platforms like Career Power
  • Enrol in crash courses or coaching for better clarity

The IBPS Clerk 2025 exam is not just a test; it’s a golden gateway into India's banking ecosystem. With new-age customer service roles, regional inclusivity, and a fair selection process, this exam empowers you with more than a job; it offers a lifelong career.

Whether you’re in a metro or a remote village, a graduate with big dreams or someone trying again, this is your chance. Be smart, prepare well, and don’t forget to bookmark www.ibps.in for all official updates.

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