IBPS Full Form - IBPS is Institute of Banking Personnel Selection

IBPS Full Form - IBPS is Institute of Banking Personnel Selection

Edited By Ujjwal Kirti | Updated on Aug 12, 2021 04:44 PM IST | #IBPS PO

What is the full form of IBPS? This question comes from lots of aspirants. The full form of IBPS is Institute of Banking Personnel Selection. IBPS conducts the banking recruitment exams for the post of IBPS PO, IBPS Clerk, IBPS SO, IBPS RRB (Officer Scale I, II, III and Office Assistants). IBPS has registered itself in 1860 and 1950 under the Societies Registration Act and Bombay Public Trust as an autonomous body with the main aim to evolve and implement a world class system of selection of personnel for their client organization. The IBPS recruitment exam is conducted once every year for all the posts separately.

Earlier in 1975, the National Institute of Bank Management (NIBM) formed a small unit, Personnel Selection Services (PSS) to recruit the staff at the different branches of Indian banks. This organization was formed when banks in India were nationalized in 1969. Later in 1984, PSS was converted into the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS). The IBPS conducts the recruitment exams in three phases - prelims, mains and interview. However, there is no interview round for the candidates getting selected for clerical posts.

What is IBPS full form?

As we know that the full form of IBPS is Institute of Banking Personnel Selection, there are some other important abbreviations of different posts that students need to know. Check below the table to know more about the IBPS full form.

Exam Name conducted by IBPS

IBPS Full Form

IBPS PO

Institute of Banking Personnel Selection Probationary Officers

IBPS Clerk

Institute of Banking Personnel Selection Clerks

IBPS RRB

Institute of Banking Personnel Selection - Regional Rural Bank exams

IBPS SO

Institute of Banking Personnel Selection Specialist Officers

Also Read:

IBPS Full Form - Participant Banks

As we understand by the IBPS full form, IBPS is an organization for personnel selection. There are a total number of 11 banks who participate in IBPS recruitment exams. IBPS helps these banks in the fair selection of candidates for the different posts such as PO, clerks and others. While completing the application procedure of IBPS, candidates can choose these banks as per their preference. Check below the list of participant banks of IBPS

Important - Check the Complete List of Full Forms

IBPS Participant Banks

Bank of Baroda

Canara Bank

Indian Overseas Bank

UCO Bank

Bank of India

Central Bank of India

Punjab National Bank

Union Bank of India

Bank of Maharashtra

Indian Bank

Punjab & Sind Bank

-

Also Read:

IBPS Recruitment Process

Candidates willing to appear in the recruitment exams conducted by IBPS need to apply online on the official website of IBPS - ibps.in. The application form of IBPS will be available in online mode only. As per the selection process of IBPS, the recruitment exam will be conducted in three different phases- prelims, main and interview. For the clerical post, there will be no interview round. However, candidates need to appear for a language proficiency test if needed. It is mandatory to meet cut off marks provided by the IBPS at each stage for the final allotment.

IBPS Salary

The salary of IBPS will vary according to the posts in the bank. Along with the IBPS salary, employees will also get different allowances such as Dearness allowance, house rent allowance, special allowances and many others. The timely increments and reimbursements are also one of the perks under IBPS Salary.

IBPS Growth

For promotion in banks, candidates need to appear for either departmental exams or JAIIB exams. The promotion of the candidates will be based on the merit list which will be released category-wise.

Check Here List of Other Government Exams

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is the full form of the IBPS exam?

The IBPS full form is Institute of Banking Personnel Selection.

2. How many banks participate in IBPS recruitment procedure?

For the IBPS recruitment procedure, a total number of 11 banks participate. Earlier, there were 17.

3. Which one is easier : IBPS or SBI?

Both the IBPS and SBI have their own difficulty level. However, candidates can crack with a good preparation level.

4. Who can apply for IBPS bank exams?

For IBPS bank exams, the minimum qualification is graduation with any stream.

Articles

Certifications By Top Providers

Access to Justice
Via National Law University, New Delhi
BA Journalism and Mass Communication
Via Chandigarh University, Chandigarh
Media Law
Via New York University, New York
Israel State and Society
Via The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Archaeology from Dig to Lab and Beyond
Via University of Reading, Reading
Human Rights Law and Criminal Justice
Via LMS Law College, Imphal
Edx
 198 courses
Swayam
 193 courses
LawSikho
 127 courses
Futurelearn
 89 courses
Coursera
 76 courses
Udemy
 63 courses

Explore Top Universities Across Globe

Questions related to IBPS PO

Have a question related to IBPS PO ?

Hello,


Yes, you can apply for IBPS PO/Clerk/SSC CGL exams even if you cleared your backlog in graduation. However, ensure you meet the eligibility criteria, including the passing percentage and degree completion requirements. Clearing backlogs doesn't typically create issues, but:


· Check the exam notification for specific guidelines on backlog clearance.

· Verify your degree is recognized by the relevant authorities.

· Ensure your final year results are declared before the exam or interview dates.

· Be prepared to provide proof of backlog clearance and degree completion during document verification.


hope this helps,

Thank you

Hello aspirant,

You must review the syllabus in order to prepare for IBPS PO since it will inform you of the key points and topics you should focus on for each segment. Once you are familiar with the material, you must make sure you are familiar with the exam format. Create a good regimen after that and stick to it.

For more information you can visit our site by clicking on the link given below.

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/ibps-po-2024

Thank you

Hope this information helps you.

Hello aspirant,

yes, you can apply for IBPS PO exam.

IBPS PO eligibility criteria for PWD category - According to the government of india norms, people with benchmark disability are eligible for reservation under section -34 of "The Rights of person with disabilities act ,2016" and the categories of disabilities eligible for reservation as per the act are mentioned below-

1.Deaf and hard of hearing.

2.Blindness and low vision.

3.Mental illness, autism, specific learning disability, intellectual disability and locomotor disability which includes palsy ,dwarfism, muscular dystrophy and acid attack victims.

4.People having benchmark disabilities will be assigned with the reserved vacancies as per the "Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act 2016".

hope this will help you.

Hello!

The age of candidates wishing to appear in SBI/IBPS PO should be between 21 to 30 years as of April 1, 2022. For example, for SBI/IBPS PO, the official advertisement said that candidates must have been born not later than 01.04.2000 and not earlier than 02.04.1991. However, there is also a provision for age relaxation for certain categories of aspirants which are as follows-

  • SC/ST- 5 years
  • OBC (Non-Creamy Layer)- 3 years
  • PWD (SC/ ST)- 15 years
  • PWD (OBC)- 13 years
  • PWD (Gen/ EWS)- 10 years
  • Ex-servicemen- 5 years
  • Candidates who are domiciled in Kashmir division of the state of J&K between 1 January 1980 and 31 December 1989- 5 years

If you belong to the UR/General category, then you're not eligible for SBI/IBPS PO 2023 exam.

Hope this helps!

Hello aspirant,

The maximum limit setup for ibps po or SBI po exams is 30. years , so you are eligible to give exam.

However, candidates from the reserved category are given the following age relaxations on the upper age restriction, which varies by category:

  • SC/ST: 5 years
  • OBC-NCL: 3 years
  • SC/ST (PWD); 15 years
  • PWD OBC: 13 years
  • PWD General: 10 years
  • Ex-Servicemen, Commissioned officers including Emergency Commissioned Officers (ECOs)/Short, Service Commissioned Officers (SSCOs),
  • Ordinarily domiciled candidates from J&K, from the period January 1, 1980 to December 31, 1989: 5 years.

Thank you

Hope this information helps you.

View All
Back to top