Yes, you can request an extension or rescheduling of any stage of the selection process for the IBPS SO Exam.


- The selection process for the IBPS SO Exam typically consists of several stages, including the preliminary exam, the main exam, and the interview.
- Each stage has a specific date and time assigned for its completion.


- There can be various reasons for which you may need an extension or rescheduling of any stage of the selection process. Some common reasons include:
- Clashes with other exams or important events
- Medical emergencies or health issues
- Unforeseen circumstances like natural disasters or transportation issues


- To request an extension or rescheduling, you need to follow these steps:

Step 1: Contact IBPS
- You can start by contacting the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) through their official website or helpline number.
- Explain your situation clearly and mention the stage of the selection process you want to extend or reschedule.

Step 2: Provide Supporting Documents
- Depending on the reason for your request, you may be required to provide supporting documents.
- For example, if you have a clash with another exam, you can provide the admit card or registration details of that exam as proof.

Step 3: Submit a Written Request
- Prepare a written request stating your reason for the extension or rescheduling.
- Include your details such as name, registration number, and contact information.
- Attach the supporting documents, if required.

Step 4: Follow-up
- After submitting the request, make sure to follow up with IBPS through phone or email to ensure that your request has been received and is being processed.


- It is important to note that the decision to grant an extension or rescheduling lies solely with the IBPS.
- They will consider your request based on the genuineness of the reason and the availability of resources.
- It is advisable to make the request as soon as possible to allow sufficient time for the IBPS to process your request.
- Be prepared for the possibility that your request may not be granted, and make alternative arrangements if necessary.