IBPS PO Exam Date

BPS PO 2021 Exam Date: IBPS has released the PO exam 2021 notification announcing a total of 4,135 vacancies for POs to be filled in 11 nationalized banks. IBPS PO 2021 Prelims exam will be held on 4th & 12th December (Tentative) & IBPS PO 2021 Mains exam will be conducted in January 2022 (Tentative).

The selection process encompasses, 3 stages:

1. Prelims or Phase 1
2. Mains or Phase 2
3. Interview (slated to be held on February/March 2022) Phase 3

As per the latest IBPS calendar, the official notification for IBPS PO has been released on 19th October 2021. It includes online Registration, Prelims, & Mains Exam Dates.

Here are the important dates for IBPS PO /MT CRP XI 2021:

IBPS PO Recruitment 2021: Important Dates

IBPS PO 2021 Vacancies

This year, IBPS has announced a total of 4,135 vacancies in probationary officer posts. As per the vacancy list shared by the IBPS, a total of 912 posts are available in the Union Bank of India, which is the highest number of vacancies in terms of share. Canara Bank has 650 vacancies and the Central Bank of India has 620 vacancies available. IBPS has reported 588 PO vacancies in the Bank of India and 98 vacancies in the Indian Overseas Bank. Punjab and Sind Bank has 427 posts and UCO bank has 440 posts available. In addition, around 400 vacancies are available in the Bank of Maharashtra and no vacancies have been reported in the Bank of Baroda.

IBPS PO 2021 Selection Procedure

The selection process for IBPS PO 2021 recruitments saw no changes. It consists of three stages:

1. Prelims Exam
2. Mains Exam
3. Interviews

The whole recruitment process is generally wrapped up in February/March 2022 & the results will be declared soon afterward.

How to clear IBPS PO Exam 2021 on the very first attempt?

PM’s Mock Tests try to closely imitate the actual exam, providing students with different types of questions, covering every topic from the syllabus, and helping the aspirants to understand the exact patterns of questions that the actual IBPS PO exams test them with. By it, candidates also get the idea about how much time they can invest in dealing with the different sections of the Exam. Therefore, your Preparation should involve completing all the topics from the syllabus and equipping you with a strategy to answer all sorts of questions of every level that the actual  IBPS PO exam entertains. 

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