Major Banks Participating in IBPS PO Recruitment. Let's take a look at all the banks who have participated in this year for IBPS PO recruitment

 process:

1. Punjab National Bank

2.Union Bank of India

3. Bank of India

4. Indian Bank

5. Canara Bank br Indian Overseas Bank

 7. Central Bank of india 8, UCO Bank

 9. Bank of Baroda

10. Punjab & Sind Bank

11.Bank of Maharashtra

Probationary Officers (PO) and Management Trainees (MT) are recruited every year through a Common Wwritten Examination (CWE). commonly known as the IBPS PO exam, The CWE was started

 in 2011 and is being conducted for the 10th time this year and hence is officially called IBPS PO /MT CWE XI 2021.The IBPS PO selection process

 consists of 3 phases (preliminary, mains and

interview) and the candidate must quality each of

them to proceed to the next phase. Mentioned below are the important steps of the IBPS PO

 Recruitment Process:

•Online Preliminary Examination:

An adequate number of candidates in each

category are shortlisted by IBPS depending upon requirements for Online Main Examination

 •Online Mains Examination: Candidates must qualify the sectional as well as

 interview.

overall cutoff in the main exam to be eligible for

‣Interview:

Interview will be conducted by the Participating Organizations and coordinated by the Nodal Bank in each State/ UT with the help of IBPS

 +Final Result: The Final result is declared on the basis of

 candidates combined performance in IBPS PO

Mains and Interview Rounds.

+Provisional Allotment:

The provisional allotment of the qualified candidate released on the official website, The IBPS Banks

 are allotted based on candidates\ preferences

which are made at the time of online application,

IBPS plays its part in the selection process only till the provisional allotment to different banks, After that. the responsibility to intimate the qualified candidates about their joining dates and procedure lies with the respective banks.

 Public Sector Banking has become an illustrious

career option in current times as it comes with the

promise of attractive salary. perks, job security, fast growth and good work-life balance. Government of India had set up Personnel Selection Services (PSS) in 1975 for recruitment of probationary officers and clerks to all public-sector banks. PSS was later changed to Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) in 1984 as per the mandate of Reserve Bank of Iindia (RB)