IBPS RRB 2020 Office Assistant Final Result & Cutoff (Out), Selection Process & Vacancies

Release of Admit Card: Different admit cards are released for preliminary, mains/single level exams, and interviews. The admit card is available online on the official website. To download IBPS RRB admit card, candidates need to enter registration number or roll number and date of birth or password. The hard copy of the admit card is not sent to candidates by post. The admit card is a mandatory document without which candidates will not be allowed to appear in the exam.

Entrance exam: The preliminary, mains & single level exams are held online across various cities spread throughout the country and in multiple shifts. Read IBPS RRB exam pattern and syllabus 

Result declaration: IBPS RRB result is released online on the official website. To check the result, candidates need to login with registration number or roll number and date of birth or password. The scorecard and IBPS RRB cut off are released a few days after the declaration of result. 

Final Selection: For Office Assistant (Multipurpose)/Clerk post, provisional allotment of candidates is done based on the mains exam only. The final selection for Officers Scale I post is done based on the mains exam and interview. Provisional allotment to the post of Officers Scale II and III is done based on the performance of candidates in the single-level exam and interview. 

IBPS RRB 2020 Exam Centres

IBPS RRB exam centres 2020 for prelims and mains exams were released along with the notification. The preliminary exam of IBPS RRB was conducted in over 150 cities. The mains exam was held across 70 cities. No request for change of IBPS RRB centre was encouraged by the examination authority. Click here to check complete exam cities 

IBPS RRB 2020 News Exam Day Guidelines

IBPS had published new exam day guidelines for IBPS RRB exam. 

• The reporting time was different for different candidates
• Candidates had to report much before the reporting time to avoid crowding
• Candidates had to report at least 15 minutes before the reporting time indicated on the admit card
• Candidates roll number and lab number were not displayed outside the exam venue. They were informed individually at the entry post admit card and ID verification

Items permitted inside the exam centre

1. Candidates were permitted to carry only certain items with them inside the exam venue
2. Wearing a mask was compulsory
3. Candidates were also allowed to wear Gloves
4. Candidates could carry a personal transparent water bottle and hand sanitiser of 50 ml
5. Candidates were allowed to carry pen
6. Candidates had to carry exam related documents such as admit card, ID card in Original, Photocopy of ID Card, etc

• Candidates were asked to install Aarogya Setu App on their mobile phones
• Candidates had to submit a self-declaration
• All candidates were checked with Thermo guns at the entry point for temperature

Candidate registration

• Candidates' registration was done through photo capture
• Photograph was taken while candidates were standing
• The seat number was given to the candidate after registration

Rough sheet, call letter and ID proof management

• Rough sheets were kept at each candidate's desk. No additional rough sheets were provided 
• The call letter and ID proof copy was required to be dropped in the boxes provided at the exit of lab/venue
• Candidates had to drop the rough sheets in the boxes provided at the exit of the lab/venue while leaving the exam centre
• The drop boxes were different for the rough sheets and call letters

Post Examination 
On completion of a shift, candidates had to move out in an orderly manner without crowding as instructed by the venue staff

Banned items

• Any stationery item such as textual material (printed or written), bits of papers, Geometry/Pencil Box, Plastic Pouch, Calculator, Scale, Writing Pad, Pen Drives, Log Table, Electronic Pen/Scanner, etc was not allowed inside the exam centre
• Any communication device such as mobile phone, Bluetooth, earphones, microphones, pager, health band, etc., were not allowed
• Other items such as sunglasses, handbags, hair-pin, hair-band, belt, cap, etc., were also not allowed
• All ornament such as ring, earrings, nose-pin, chain/necklace, pendants, badge, brooch, etc. were thoroughly checked
• Watch, camera, or any metallic item were not allowed
• Any eatable item opened or packed, water bottle, etc., were not allowed
• Any other item which could be used for unfair means for hiding communication devices such as camera, Bluetooth devices, etc were not allowed

IBPS RRB Registered Vs Appeared

In 2019-20, a total of 7.13 lakh candidates had registered for Office Assistant/Clerk post while 5.39 lakh candidates had registered for Officers post. Out of the total registered candidates, a total of 4.89 lakh candidates had appeared for Office Assistants/Clerk post while 4.09 lakh candidates had appeared for Officers post.

Number of registered Vs appeared candidates 

IBPS RRB FAQs 2020 

Q. When IBPS RRB Office Assistant mains result will be announced?

A. The mains exam of IBPS RRB Office Assistant has been announced on March 1. The mains exam was conducted on February 20.

Q. When was the mains exam of IBPS RRB Officers Scale I?

A. The mains exam of IBPS RRB Officers Scale I was conducted on January 30. The mains exam was conducted for candidates who have qualified the prelims exam.

Q. When IBPS RRB mains result for Officers Scale I was announced?

A. IBPS RRB mains result for Officers Scale I was released on February 8 by IBPS

Q. Is the scorecard for the IBPS RRB prelims exam released for the Office Assistant post?

A. Yes,  IBPS RRB prelims scorecard was released for Office Assistant post on January 28. Candidates could download their scorecards by logging with registration number or roll number and date of birth or password.

Q. When IBPS RRB mains admit card was released for the Office Assistant post?

A. IBPS RRB mains admit card for Office Assistant post was released on February 4 for the qualified candidates of prelims exam

Q. What was the difficulty level of IBPS RRB PO 2020 mains exam?

A. The difficulty level of IBPS RRB PO 2020 mains exam was easy to moderate. 

Q. In how many cities IBPS PO mains exam was conducted?

A. IBPS PO mains exam was conducted across 70 cities spread throughout the country in two shifts.

Q. Is IBPS RRB PO easier than IBPS PO?

A. IBPS RRB PO is easier than IBPS PO exam in terms of difficulty level.

Q. Is IBPS RRB exam tough to crack?

A. No, it is not tough to crack IBPS RRB exam if candidates have prepared sincerely.

Q. Is IBPS RRB exam conducted every year?

A. Yes, IBPS RRB exam is conducted every year by IBPS to select eligible candidates for the post of Officers Scale I, II, III, and Office Assistant in participating Regional Rural Banks.

Q. When are IBPS RRB 2021 exam dates expected to be released?

A. IBPS RRB 2021 exam dates have been announced by the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection.