IBPS Bank List - Check List of Participating Banks

IBPS Bank List - Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) releases the list of IBPS banks along with its notification for various exams. Candidates must go through the IBPS bank list to select a bank as per their preference. IBPS conducts the IBPS exams for various PO, Clerk, Specialist Officer & RRB posts.These exams are conducted to recruit candidates at various posts in almost 20 Participating Banks in IBPS. The IBPS bank list contains the names of all the banks. While filling the application form, candidates can select the desired banks from the IBPs bank list and fill in the order of their preference. These participatory banks mentioned in the IBPS bank list are the Public Sector Banks and other Financial Institutions. To know more about the IBPS Bank list, go through the article below.

List of IBPS Banks - Exams

IBPS recruits candidates at various participatory banks of the IBPS Bank list through the following exams:

1. IBPS PO (Probationary Officers)

2. IBPS Clerk

3. IBPS SO (Specialist Officers)

4. IBPS RRB (Regional Rural Banks)

IBPS Bank List

The participatory bank list of IBPS consists of Public Sector Banks, Private Banks, Co-operative Banks, Insurance Sector, Central Financial Institutions, Other Public/Private Sector Undertaking and Govt Departments, and Regional Rural Banks. The table below contains the list of all participatory organisations.

List of Public Sector Banks Participating in IBPS

How to select preferred bank from the IBPS bank list ?

While selecting the preferred banks, candidates must keep the certain things in mind, like location, vacancies in each bank, work environment, growth perspective etc. More the number of vacancies, more chances will be there for being selected since more vacancies mean lower cut off.

Allotment of the Participatory Organisation

To choose the bank, candidates will have to fill their preferences while filling the application form as per their preference order. The allotment of banks will however be done on the merit cum preference basis.

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