Today is the last date to apply for the post of Clerk at the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS). Candidates aspiring to work as clerks but who have not yet applied for some reason are advised to visit the official IBPS website and complete the application process immediately; otherwise, they will not be given another opportunity to apply.
**Eligibility Criteria**
To apply for the clerk post, candidates must be between 20 and 28 years of age. Candidates belonging to reserved categories will be granted age relaxation. A bachelor's degree is a mandatory qualification for these positions.
**Number of Vacancies**
IBPS will recruit a total of 11,403 eligible candidates. The vacancies are distributed as follows: General (4,740), OBC (2,815), EWS (996), SC (1,910), and ST (942).
**Salary Details**
Candidates selected for the clerk post will receive a monthly salary ranging from ₹24,050 to ₹64,480.
**Exam Pattern**
The preliminary examination will consist of 100 multiple-choice questions worth 100 marks, covering English, Numerical Ability, and Reasoning. The exam duration will be one hour. Candidates who qualify in the preliminary examination will be invited to appear for the main examination, which will be conducted for 200 marks.
Candidates may also refer to the official notification for further details regarding the application process, age limits, eligibility criteria, registration fees, and pay scale.
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