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IBPS officers scale I main admit card/call letter 2017: Where and how to download

IBPS is expected to release the admit card of candidates for the online main examination to recruit scale I officers in regional rural banks (RRBs) anytime this month.

Updated on: Oct 13, 2017, 18:25:26 IST
Hindustan Times, New Delhi | By
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The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) is expected to release the admit card of candidates for the online main examination to recruit scale I officers in regional rural banks (RRBs) anytime this month (October).

Indian student taking exam in high school or college class (Getty Images)
Indian student taking exam in high school or college class (Getty Images)

Steps to download the admit card for main exam after they are released:

1) Go to official website of IBPS

2) Click on the link to download admit card for online main exam CRP RRB VI - officer scale I’

3) You will be directed to a new page to log in

4) Enter registration no/roll no and password/DOB in dd-mm-yy format

5) Click on login and the admit card will be displayed on the screen

6) Take a printout and save it on your computer

No hard copy of admit cards will be sent to the candidates. The commission had earlier this month declared the results of the exam.

The main examination for officers Scale I will be held on November 5, 2017. The main examination will have 200 objective type questions carrying 200 marks. Candidates will be given 2 hours to solve the questions.

The declaration of results will be done in November and the interview will be conducted in December.

The provisional allotment of banks to successful candidates for officers scale I will be made in January 2018. All these dates are tentative.

Note: For the latest news and updates on the examination, candidates should visit the official website of IBPS regularly.

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