IBPS CWEs CALENDAR – 2015-16


IBPS had released the dates for  Clerks V to be conducted in 2015-16. IBPS has also changed the selection procedure for  Clerks V. IBPS has decided to hold two-tier examinations for recruitment of  Clerks from CWE-V onwards.Please note the following important points which have been mentioned in the official notice of exam dates as released by IBPS.

On successful registration under CWE CLERK-V, candidates will be called for Preliminary Examination.
Based on the performance in the preliminary examination, certain number of candidates will be shortlisted for Main Examination.
There will be fewer number of questions in the Preliminary Examination with shorter duration.
Marks obtained in the Main Examination will only be considered for short listing for interview (Marks of Prelim. examination will not be considered for preparing the final merit list)
The details with regard to both,Preliminary and Main examinations will be made available on IBPS website through the detailed notifications in due course.


IBPS CWEs CALENDAR – 2015-16
                           CWE Clerk V
1Preliminary Examination05/12/15
06/12/15
12/12/15
13/12/15
19/12/15
20/12/15
Main Examination03/01/16

Registration and payment of fee : The process of online registration will continue. For fee payment, the offline mode of fee payment has been done away with. Mode of payment of fees will be only online [ (i) Debit Cards (Master / Visa / RuPay / Maestro) (ii) Credit Cards (iii) Internet Banking (iv) IMPS (v) Mobile Wallet (vi)  Cash Card
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