The final merit list for IBPS PO is determined by combining the marks obtained in the main examination and the interview, with a ratio of 80:20 respectively. Only candidates who successfully complete all stages of the IBPS recruitment process are considered for provisional allotment. If candidates fail to meet the eligibility criteria, their candidature may be withdrawn. IBPS selects applicants for Provisional Allocation based on the final cutoff and their performance in both the written exam and the interview, and assigns them to one of the participating banks.
Candidates are assigned to banks based on their merit and the preference order of the banks. Once the allocation is made, IBPS sends a selection and confirmation email to all applicants at their registered email addresses, informing them of the bank they have been assigned to. This email typically includes instructions regarding medical tests that need to be completed, documents and certificates to be carried during documentation, and other confidential information. At this stage, IBPS's involvement concludes, and the assigned bank takes over to complete the remaining steps of the recruitment process.
Each candidate participating in the IBPS PO provisional allocation process is required to undergo a specific medical test conducted by the bank-appointed medical professionals. Candidates will receive instructions regarding the test via email or another form of communication. It is important to note that the cost of the test must be borne by the applicant, and reimbursement will not be provided. The results of these medical tests, along with other necessary documents, must be presented during the IBPS PO document verification process. The candidate's medical fitness, as determined by these tests, will determine their eligibility to join the bank. The medical tests may include:
The successful candidates who have cleared the IBPS PO 2022 exam will soon be summoned for the document verification process. During this process, candidates are required to submit both the original documents and self-attested photocopies of all the required documents. The officials will carefully examine the authenticity of the documents provided by the candidates.
Below is the comprehensive list of documents that will be required during the document verification stage. Failure to provide the necessary documents or submission of falsified documents will result in disqualification from the selection process.
Here is a revised version of the document verification requirements:
Here are the caste certificate formats that candidates belonging to SC/ST, OBC, and EWS categories may need to present during the document verification process for the IBPS PO exam: