After qualifying the IBPS PO Exam, candidates are required to undergo a document verification process. During this stage, candidates must produce the following documents:

- Original and photocopies of educational certificates
- Proof of date of birth (such as birth certificate or SSLC/10th mark sheet)
- Caste/category certificates (if applicable)
- Disability certificate (if applicable)
- Identity proof (such as Aadhar card, passport, or driving license)
- Address proof (such as ration card, utility bill, or bank statement)
- Passport-sized photographs


Once the document verification is completed, candidates who qualify will proceed to the next stages of the selection process. These stages include:

1. Main Examination: Candidates who clear the document verification stage will be eligible to appear for the IBPS PO Main Examination. This exam consists of objective and descriptive type questions related to English language, reasoning ability, quantitative aptitude, general awareness, and computer knowledge.

2. Interview: Candidates who successfully pass the Main Examination will be called for a personal interview. The interview panel will assess the candidate's communication skills, leadership qualities, and overall personality.

3. Final Selection: The final selection will be based on the combined scores obtained in the Main Examination and interview. The weightage for the Main Examination and interview is usually predetermined by the conducting authority. Candidates who secure the highest scores will be offered appointment letters for the position of Probationary Officer (PO) in participating banks.


Candidates who qualify the IBPS PO Exam must undergo document verification and further stages of the selection process, including the Main Examination and interview. The final selection is based on the combined scores obtained in the Main Examination and interview. It is important for candidates to carefully follow the instructions provided by the conducting authority and ensure that all required documents are in order.