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IBPS Clerk Prelims Result 2025: The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) has today released the IBPS Clerk Prelims Results 2025. Candidates who appeared for the examination will be able to access and download their results through the official IBPS website: ibps.in. Aspirants will be able to check results till November 27.
To get information on the IBPS Clerk Mains admit card, aspirants can visit education.indianexpress.com. Candidates will be able to access and download their results by logging in with their registration or roll number and password, or date of birth. Check the list of participating banks for IBPS Clerk 2025.
Step 1: Visit the official website – ibps.in
Step 2: Click on the IBPS clerk prelims result link on the homepage
Step 3: On the next login page, enter the application number or roll number and date of birth or password
Step 4: Submit and download the IBPS clerk prelims result 2025
The ongoing recruitment drive through the IBPS Clerk Exam 2025 aims to fill a total of 13,533 vacancies, reflecting an increase of over 3,200 posts compared to the earlier announced 10,277 vacancies. The preliminary examination was conducted on October 4, 5, and 11, 2025.
In the financial year 2026-27, candidates will be provisionally allocated to one of the participating banks based on the vacancies available, which will depend on the business requirements reported by the banks to IBPS. This allocation will take into account merit and the candidates’ preferences, while also adhering to government guidelines regarding reservation policies and administrative needs.
The IBPS Clerk Preliminary Examination 2025 was held for a total of 100 marks, comprising objective-type questions across three sections: English Language, Numerical Ability, and Reasoning Ability. Candidates were allotted a time limit of one hour to complete the test. All aspirants are advised to regularly check the official IBPS website (ibps.in) for the latest updates and important notifications regarding the results.
In the IBPS exam, normalisation is a statistical adjustment process used to ensure fairness when the exam is conducted in multiple shifts with varying difficulty levels. The method employed by IBPS is known as equipercentile equating. This technique aligns scores from different shifts by comparing percentile ranks instead of raw marks, effectively equalising candidates’ performances across different test versions.
Candidates should note that the scores obtained in the IBPS Clerk mains exam will be used for the final selection. Those who qualify in the mains exam will be provisionally assigned to one of the public sector banks across India based on merit and preference.
