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Anangsha Patra

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A reserve list to the extent of approximately 10 percent of the vacancies under each category may be kept, subject to the availability of candidates. This does not guarantee provisional allotment to/recruitment by the participating banks. In the event of Participating Banks providing further vacancies, provisional allotment may be carried out three to four times for the candidates in the reserve list.  

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The provisional allotment is subject to the candidate fulfilling the criteria for Participating Banks and identity verification to the satisfaction of the allotted bank. This does not constitute an offer of employment. In case it is detected at any stage of the recruitment process that, the candidate does not satisfy the eligibility criteria his/her candidature/ chance in the process shall stand cancelled. IBPS PO final allotment is done based on the performance in the Mains exam and interview. As the provisional allotment will be made to participating banks on merit cum preference basis, once the provisional allotment is made, no requ
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No, the marks of IBPS PO prelims exam are not considered for the final merit list. For provisional allotment of candidates, only the marks obtained in Mains and interview are considered. IBPS PO scores are calculated out of 100 marks. The marks obtained in the prelims exam are taken into consideration to select candidates for the Mains exam. The prelims exam is qualifying in nature. It is just to screen candidates for the Mains exam. Candidates need to qualify the prelims exam inorder to get shortlisted for the Mains exam. Candidates need to secure the desired cut off marks to get shortlisted for the Mains exam.

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The password is shared on the mobile number and registered email id. Candidates should check for the same on their email ID and mobile number. Candidates can also change the password by clicking on the Forgot Password tab. The steps to change the password are given below:
Visit the official website of IBPS
Click on the Forgot Password link on the home page
Enter the details asked by the system to change the password
After submitting the details, the password is changed
A verification link is also sent to candidates registered email ID
With the changed password, candidates can download their result.

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Anangsha Patra

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IBPS calculates the IBPS PO marks of the candidates through a method called normalisation that help candidates to get a rounded-up figure. Since the exam is conducted in multiple shifts and days the difficulty level of the question paper varies from one shift to another. Normalisation of score is done to balance and assist in fair evaluation. This method is followed both for prelims and Mains exams. Some of the benefits of normalisation are given below:
The first assumption made for normalisation of marks is that the candidates across all the shifts of the exam have similar abilities
The number of candidates appearing in the exam conduct
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Liyansha Jain

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Candidates must first check the minimum eligibility and selection criteria for the course they want to pursue. If a student meets the minimum eligibility, then he/she can go ahead by completing the application process. NIT Rourkela further grants admissions based on merit in the last qualifying or entrance examinations and performance in the respective counselling rounds. Seats are limited so apply early for admissions to various courses at National Institute of Technology, Rourkela.

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Yes, CAT books can help while preparing for the TANCET MBA exam. CAT is a national level MBA exam, whereas TANCET is a state level MBA exam. Several topics in both exams are common. Therefore, CAT books can be a good resource for preparing for the TANCET exam.

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IBPS PO scores are calculated based on the marking scheme given by the exam authority. For correct answers, candidates score one mark and for incorrect  0.25 marks are deducted. The Mains exam was conducted on October 12. 

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Saakshi Varsha Lama

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WBJEE 2023 was held as an offline test I. e. , pen-and-paper-based. The examination was held for four hours and the candidates had to select their answers for the multiple-choice questions in OMR sheets. At the examination centre, the candidates were provided with the OMR sheets and pen to complete the examination. The examination was designed to assess the candidate's knowledge in Physics Chemistry and Mathematics.

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Salviya Antony

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Some Kaushik, Kolar, of Gangotri PU college topped the Science stream in the Karnataka 2nd PUC Result 2023. He scored 596 marks out of 600. Ananya, of KA Always college, Bangalore topped the Commerce stream in 2023. First rank in the Arts stream was shared by two students. Tabassum Sheikh from NMKRV, Bangalore and Surabhi S RV PU college, NMKRV, Bangalore shared the first rank in arts stream.

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