IBPS Clerk Cut Off 2025: Check State-wise Previous Years' Prelims & Mains Cut offs Here

IBPS Clerk 2024 prelims cut off is given below.

IBPS Clerk Prelims Cut Off 2024
States/ UT	General	EWS/SC/OBC/ST
Andhra Pradesh	77.5
Arunachal Pradesh	71
Assam	83.75	OBC- 82.25 SC- 81.25
Bihar	79.5	OBC- 79.5
Chhattisgarh	77	OBC-77
Chandigarh	81.50
Delhi	80.75	SC-75.25 OBC- 78.25
Gujarat	77.25	ST- 67.75
Goa		OBC- 68
Himachal Pradesh		ST- 83
Haryana	83
J & K	86.25
Jharkhand	83.5
Kerala		OBC- 81
Madhya Pradesh	73	SC- 74.5
Maharashtra	73	ST- 69.50
Manipur		OBC-70.25
Meghalaya		ST- 73.50
Odisha	86.75
Punjab	81.25	SC- 70 OBC-79.75
Rajasthan	83.25	EWS- 83.25
Karnataka	64.75
Telangana	68.25
Uttar Pradesh	79	OBC- 79 SC- 70.75 ESM- 56
Uttarakhand
West Bengal	87.75	SC- 80.25
Tamil Nadu		OBC- 63.25
Tripura	80.25	ST- 71
Sikkim	41
Lakshadweep

IBPS Clerk cut off for the prelims exam is calculated out of 100. The Mains exam cut off is calculated after normalising the marks out of 100. The cut off is applied on overall/state-wise cutoff marks and sectional cut off. The overall cutoff is decided by the examination authority based on the total score of the exam. The overall cutoff is decided by the examination authority based on the total score of the exam. Candidates need to secure the section-wise and overall cut off marks in the exam. To qualify the exam, candidates need to secure the required cut off marks as per their category in the exam.

No, IBPS Clerk cut off of prelims is not counted for final selection. The cut off for the Mains exam are considered to calculate the final merit list. The prelims exam cut off is qualifying in nature. The prelims exam cut off is calculated out of 100. Candidates need to secure IBPS Clerk prelims cut off inorder to get selected for the Mains exam.

The steps to check IBPS Clerk cut off are given below:

• Visit the official site of the IBPS

• Click the IBPS clerk tab

• Link will be available for the IBPS clerk cut off

• Click that link to check the state wise, category wise, & section wise cutoff

IBPS Clerk prelims cut off announced in 2023 is given below.

States/UT	General	EWS/SC/OBC/ST
Andhra Pradesh
Assam	79
Bihar		EWS- 78
Chhattisgarh	77	OBC- 77
Chandigarh
Delhi		EWS-78.5 OBC- 76
Gujarat	75.25
Goa	48.25
Himachal Pradesh	84
Haryana	80.25
J & K	85.25
Jharkhand	82.5
Kerala
Madhya Pradesh	78
Maharashtra	72.75
Manipur
Odisha
Punjab	81	SC- 69
Rajasthan	82
Karnataka	75.75	OBC- 75.75
Telangana
Uttar Pradesh	79.25
Uttarakhand
West Bengal	85.5	SC- 76.50  EWS 79.5  OBC 80
Tamil Nadu
Tripura	80
Sikkim
Lakshadweep

IBPS Clerk final cut off announced in 2022 is given below.

IBPS Clerk Mains Cut Off [Minimum Scores] Out of 100
States/ UT	SC	ST	OBC	EWS	UR
Andaman & Nicobar	NA	NA	32.88	NA	30.75
Andhra Pradesh	29.38	21.38	35.38	31.13	35.63
Arunachal Pradesh	NA	17.63	NA	26.25	30.75
Assam	26.88	23.13	26.13	28.38	32
Bihar	22.38	27.38	33.88	36.68	37.63
Chandigarh	28.25	NA	32.50	35.63	38.63
Chattisgarh	23	16.25	33.63	29	33.50
Dadar & Nagar Haweli	NA	NA	NA	NA	30
Delhi	27.63	24.38	31.88	35.50	38.88
Daman & Diu	NA	NA	NA	NA	30
Goa	NA	20.13	31.25	30.38	32.13
Gujarat	26.63	19.50	29.38	31.75	35
Haryana	28.50	NA	31.38	35.75	39
Himachal Pradesh	27.50	30.13	30.25	37.63	40
Jammu & Kashmir	27.50	14	22.63	23.13	32
Jharkhand	20.38	18.13	32.38	30.88	35.88
Karnataka	27.88	20.88	32.88	30	33.50
Kerala	24.13	19.88	35.25	28.88	37.50
Ladakh	NA	29.88	NA	NA	24.50
Lakshadweep	NA	11	NA	NA	23.50
Madhya Pradesh	23.13	19.75	29.75	29.63	35.63
Maharashtra	31.13	20.25	33.13	31.50	34.38
Manipur	31.63	32.38	NA	NA	35.25
Meghalaya	NA	27.25	31.25	32	30.38
Mizoram	NA	23.13	NA	NA	19.50
Nagaland	NA	25.63	NA	24.13	29.38
Odisha	21.25	14.63	34.13	33.13	36.88
Puducherry	24.25	NA	30.88	23	30.75
Punjab	25	NA	30.25	34.13	38.50
Rajasthan	26.50	24.88	36.88	35.25	40
Sikkim	19.50	16.75	25.38	22.88	31
Tamil Nadu	25.13	14.38	36	19.88	36
Telangana	30.38	28.25	34.88	29.75	34.88
Tripura	26.13	14.75	NA	26.13	32.38
Uttar Pradesh	23.38	24.75	30.38	33.25	36.63
Uttarakhand	29.25	26.88	34.50	36.63	39.25
West Bengal	27	23.13	29.13	29.88	37.75

 

IBPS Clerk Mains Cut Off [Maximum Scores] Out of 100
States/ UT	SC	ST	OBC	EWS	UR
Andaman & Nicobar	NA	NA	32.88	NA	37.13
Andhra Pradesh	35.13	35.63	45.25	39.63	54.38
Arunachal Pradesh	NA	40.88	NA	26.25	36.63
Assam	35.13	33.88	42.50	35.13	44.88
Bihar	36.38	33.63	42.38	42	49.88

Yes, IBPS Clerk cut off is also released for the reserve list. Candidates from the reserve list are offered allotment as per the requirement of the banks. The reserve list cut off remains valid for a financial year. A reserve list to the extent of approximately 10 percent of the vacancies under each category is kept, subject to the availability of candidates.

IBPS Clerk cut off marks are the minimum qualifying marks that candidates need to secure inorder to qualify the exam. The cut off is applied on overall score and section-wise score. Based on the cut off marks, candidates are selected for the subsequent rounds of selection. IBPS Clerk cut off is released separely for the prelims and mains exams. Candidates need to secure the cut off marks at each stage of selection process. Candidates securing equal to or more than the cut off marks are declared qualified in the exam. IBPS Clerk cut off for the prelims exam are calculated out of 100 marks. The cut off for the mains exam are calculated out of 200 marks. 

IBPS Clerk cut off is calculated based on several factors such as the difficulty level of the exam, number of vacancies, number of candidates who appeared for the exam. Candidates are required to secure both the sectional and overall cut off marks. The corrected scores obtained by each candidate in different sessions are normalized using the equi-percentile method. Scores up to two decimal points are taken for the purpose of calculations.

IBPS Clerk 2021 prelims cut off for General category is given below: Andhra Pradesh-71 Assam-68 Bihar-76 Chhattisgarh-74 Chandigarh-62.75 Delhi-77.25 Gujarat-72 Goa-62.5 Himachal Pradesh-78.50 Haryana-78.50 J & K-72 Jharkhand-79.25 Kerala-78 Madhya Pradesh-77 Maharashtra-70.25 Punjab-75.5 Rajasthan-81.50 Karnataka-67.25 Telangana-65.75 Uttar Pradesh-77 Uttarakhand-81.25 West Bengal-79 Tamil Nadu-67.75.

Yes, there are sectional cut off in IBPS Clerk exam. Candidates are required to secure both the section-wise and overall cut off marks. In case candidates secure the sectional cut off but not the overall cut off, are not selected for the recruitment process. IBPS Clerk cut off is the minimum qualifying marks which candidates need to secure inorder to qualify the exam. Based on the IBPS Clerk prelims cut off, candidates are selected for the Mains exam. The final selection of candidates is done based on the cut off of the Mains exam. To announce the final cut off, the marks are converted out of 100. IBPS also maintains a reserve list cut off for IBPS Clerk exam.

The state-wise and category-wise IBPS Clerk cutoff marks for the Mains exam are calculated out of 100 marks. The cutoff is applied to the individual sections and overall scores. The Mains cut off is also called the final cut off. IBPS Clerk Mains cut off is considered while preparing the final merit list.

IBPS Clerk prelims cut off announced in 2019 is given below for different categories.

State	IBPS Clerk prelims cut off 2019
Andhra Pradesh	66.25
Assam	63
Bihar	65
Chandigarh	71.5
Delhi	71.75 (General) 67 (OBC)
Goa	67
Gujarat	27
Haryana	68.5
Himachal Pradesh	62.25 (General), 41.25 (OBC)
Jammu & Kashmir	-
Jharkhand	73 (OBC, General)
Karnataka	53.25 (EWS)
Kerala	73.5
Madhya Pradesh	70
Maharashtra	61.50
Odisha	71.50
Punjab	66.25
Rajasthan	71.25
Tamil Nadu	57.75
Telangana	61
Uttar Pradesh	68.25 (General), 67 (OBC)
Uttarakhand	76
West Bengal	70.75

The state-wise IBPS Clerk prelims cut off announced in 2018 is given below.

State Name	General	OBC
Uttar Pradesh	74.00	70
Madhya Pradesh	71.25	-
Delhi	71.75	-
Gujarat	67.75	-
Bihar	73.50	-
Tamil Nadu	57.75	-
Odisha	72.75	-
Rajasthan	73.00	-
Haryana	73.00	-
Andhra Pradesh	75.75	63.25
Telangana	58.25	58.25
Karnataka	66.25	66.25
Himachal Pradesh	73.00	-
Jharkhand	74.00	-
Maharashtra	63.25	63.25
Assam	67.25	66
West Bengal	73.50	-
Punjab	73.25	-
Chandigarh	66.75	-

Yes, normalisation is applied in the calculation of IBPS Clerk cut off. The normalisation process is followed to adjust the difficulty level of question papers as the exam is conducted in various shifts. The normalisation of marks done using equi-percentile method. The cut off for the Mains and prelims exams are calculated based on the normalised marks.

IBPS Clerk cut off for the prelims exam are calculated out of 100 marks. Candidates qualifying the prelims exam are called for the mains exam. In 2022, IBPS Clerk cut off for Andhra Pradesh was 76.5 while the cut off for Assam was 80.75. IBPS Clerk cut off for Bihar was 87.75. The cut off for Chhattisgarh was 81.25. IBPS Clerk cut off for Delhi was 84.50. The cut off for Gujarat was 81. IBPS Clerk prelims cut off for Himachal Pradesh was 86.50. IBPS Clerk cut off for Haryana was 85.5. The cut off for Jharkhand was 84.75. IBPS Clerk cut off for Kerala was 85.5. IBPS Clerk cut off for Madhya Pradesh was 85. The cut off for Maharashtra was 75.5. The cut off for Odisha was 87.50. The cut off for Punjab was 83.25. IBPS Clerk cut off for Rajasthan was 86.25. The cut off for Karnataka was 74.75. IBPS Clerk cut off for Uttar Pradesh was 84. The cut off for Uttarakhand was 89.50. The cut off for  West Bengal was 86. The cut off for Tamil Nadu was 78.

The overall difficulty level of the IBPS Clerk prelims exam was easy to moderate. The Quantitative Aptitude section was easy, English Language section was easy and Reasoning section was easy. The overall difficulty level of the IBPS Clerk Mains exam was moderate. The English language section was easy, Reasoning section was moderate, Quant section was moderate.

IBPS Clerk is an entry-level post. IBPS Clerk is a post that offers a lot of learning as well as opportunities. The job profile of IBPS Clerk is given below: Verification of various documents and proofs submitted by the customers Responsible for bank cash, various important documents, keys, etc. Sanctioning of withdrawals by the customers Maintaining the various documents of the bank, balance sheets, ledger, etc. Resolving the various issues of the customers Issuing of Demand Drafts (DDs), bank accounts for the customers, cash receipts, etc. Providing information about the latest schemes and government policies Providing guidance to customers relating to various banking activities Attending to treasury works Updating the passbooks of account holders Resolving queries of the customers Miscellaneous tasks.

The scores of IBPS Clerk are calculated based on the number of correct answers after deducting the penalty for wrong answers. For wrong answers, 0.25 marks assigned to that question are deducted as a penalty to arrive at the corrected scores. There are no qualifying marks in the exam. Candidates are required to secure the sectional and overall cut off marks to qualify the exam. Candidates qualifying the prelims exam are called for the Mains exam. The final selection of the candidates is done based on the marks obtained in the Mains exam. Normalisation of marks is done to arrive at the corrected score. The normalisation of scores is done to adjust the difficulty level of question papers across various sessions.

Do not worry if you forget the password while downloading IBPS Clerk result. You can retrieve the password by clicking the Forgot Password. Candidates need to enter certain details to retrieve the password. After resetting the password, candidates need to login with the new login credentials to check the result. Candidates should remember their passwords to check the result without any hassle. IBPS Clerk result is announced online on the official website. However, the direct link to check the result is provided on this page. The steps to check the result are provided below on this page:

• Visit the official website of IBPS
• Click the ‘IBPS Clerk result’ link on the page
• Enter the registration number or roll number and date of birth or password
• IBPS Clerk result status is displayed on the screen
• Download the result and take its printout

A total of 11 public sector banks participate in the recruitment process of IBPS Clerk. The list of participating banks is given below 1) Bank of Baroda 2)Canara Bank 3) Indian Overseas Bank 4) UCO Bank 5)Bank of India 6) Central Bank of India 7) Punjab National Bank 8)Union Bank of India 9) Bank of Maharashtra 10) Indian Bank 11) PSB The selection process of IBPS Clerk comprises prelims and mains exams. The marks obtained in the prelims exam are not counted for the merit list. The marks obtained in the mains exam are counted for the merit list. The prelims and mains exams are conducted online. The selection process is carried out by IBPS. However, joining letters and verification of eligibility is done by the participating banks.

IBPS Clerk Mains exam carries a total of 200 marks. IBPS Clerk scores vary based on the state and category. Generally, candidares need to secure a score between 35 to 45 out of 200 to qualify the Mains exam. The Mains exam cut off is minimum and maximum score calculated out of 100.

 

The average good score to clear the IBPS Clerk prelims exam is above 60 (approximately). It is mainly based on the vacancy count released by the IBPS. The score changes every year depending on the difficulty level of the exam. Candidates need to secure both section-wise and overall cut off to crack the exam.

The public sector banks in India offer lucrative salaries to Clerical cadre posts along with various perks, incentives and benefits. Therefore, the in-hand salary of an IBPS Clerk may range between INR 28,000 to 30,000 per month. The following allowances are offered to IBPS Clerk: Dearness Allowance: This component is 4 per cent of the Basic Pay. DA depends on the CPI and is revised after every three months. House Rent Allowance: The HRA is dependent on the location of the posting. It is 8.5 per cent of the Basic Pay for Metro Cities, 7.5 per cent of the Basic Pay for cities having a population of more than 5 Lacs, and 6.5 per cent of the Basic Pay for other cities. Travel Allowance: The official tours and travels will be reimbursed by the bank. Medical Allowance: For IBPS Clerks, the amount is fixed at INR 2000. Medical allowance is provided once in a year. Special Allowance: For IBPS Clerk this amount is fixed at INR 4118.

The year-wise increment offered to IBPS Clerk is given below:

• Initial Basic Pay: INR 19,900 with a yearly increment of INR 655 for three years.
• Basic Pay After 3 Years: INR 20,900 with a yearly increment of INR 815 for the next three years.
• Basic Pay After the Next 3 Years: INR 24,590 with a yearly increment of INR 980 for the next four years.
• Basic Pay After the Next 4 Years: INR 30,550 with a yearly increment of INR 1,145 for the next 7 years.
• Basic Pay After Next 7 Years: INR 42,600 with a yearly increment of INR 2,120 for the next one year.
• Basic Pay After Next 1 Year: INR 45,930 with a yearly increment of INR 1,310 for the next one year.
• Basic Pay After Next Year: INR 47,920 (Maximum Basic Pay).

IBPS Clerk prelims cut off out of 100 is calculated in the following way:

• Candidates are required to examine all the questions as well as the answers given by them
• The marks of candidates are deducted for wrong answers in the exam
• The negative marks obtained must be subtracted from the positive 

 

IBPS Clerk marking scheme is prescribed by the examination authority. For correct answer, one mark is awarded to candidates. For incorrect answers, 0.25 marks are awarded. The score is calculated based on the number of correct and incorrect answers. The marks obtained by candidates are normalised to calculate the scores. Candidates need to secure the desired marks to get selected for the post of Clerk in the public sector banks in India. The total marks allotted to the prelims exam are 100. The total marks allotted to the mains exam are 200. The marks obtained in the prelims exam are not counted for the final merit list. Only the marks scored in the mains exam are taken into consideration for the final merit list.

There is not much difference in the difficulty level of SBI Clerk and IBPS Clerk exams. The exam pattern and syllabus of IBPS Clerk and SBI Clerk are more or less the same. IBPS Clerk exam pattern comprises prelims and Mains exams. The prelims exam comprises three sections English Language, Numerical Ability, and Reasoning Ability. The total marks allotted to the prelims exam are 100. The Mains exam comprises General/ Financial Awareness, General English Reasoning Ability & Computer Aptitude, and Quantitative Aptitude. The total marks allotted to the test are 200. SBI Clerk exam pattern comprises prelims exam, Mains exam and language proficiency test. The prelims exam comprises three sections: English Language, Numerical Ability, and Reasoning Ability. The total marks allotted to prelims exam are 100. The Mains exam comprises three sections: English Language, Numerical Ability, and Reasoning Ability. The total marks allotted to the test are 200.

IBPS Clerk is an entry-level post. IBPS Clerk is a post that offers a lot of learning as well as opportunities. The job profile of IBPS Clerk is given below: Verification of various documents and proofs submitted by the customers Responsible for bank cash, various important documents, keys, etc. Sanctioning of withdrawals by the customers Maintaining the various documents of the bank, balance sheets, ledger, etc. Resolving the various issues of the customers Issuing of Demand Drafts (DDs), bank accounts for the customers, cash receipts, etc. Providing information about the latest schemes and government policies Providing guidance to customers relating to various banking activities Attending to treasury works Updating the passbooks of account holders Resolving queries of the customers Miscellaneous tasks.

IBPS Clerk is a permanent job. All candidates selected for IBPS Clerk exam will be on a probation period of six months. After this period, candidates are confirmed as permanent employees only after an assessment through a test or review of their performance in the probation period. Candidates for the post of IBPS Clerk is selected based on the performance in the Mains exam. The marks obtained in the prelims exam are not counted for the final merit list. IBPS Clerk prelims exam pattern is such that it is divided into three sections-Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning Ability and English Language. The total marks allotted to the prelims exam are 100. The mains exam comprises General/ Financial Awareness, General English, Reasoning Ability & Computer Aptitude, and Quantitative Aptitude. The total marks allotted to the test are 200.