Government & Defence Entrance Exam

Following the Mains exam, candidates can print the IBPS PO application form. On the official website, there is a link to print the application form again. Candidates must input their registration number, roll number, password, and date of birth in order to reprint the application. During the interview, candidates must present the hardcopy of their application forms. The application form printable link will stay valid for the duration of the designated period. Until the selection process is finished, candidates should hold onto the printout of their application. Applicants must complete the online IBPS PO application form. The application form consists of multiple steps that applicants must properly finish.

The cost of training for the cadet includes lodging, boarding, medical books, clothes, etc. The government is covering all of these expenses. Family pays for personal expenses during the training. Private costs often total no more than $3000 each month. The government offers financial aid to cadets for the duration of their training, even in situations where their parents are unable to cover their expenses. This amount is INR 1000 per month. Only those candidates whose parents make less than INR 21,000 per month are eligible for financial aid. Cadets are not eligible for financial aid if their parent makes more than INR 21,000 a month.

In the IBPS Clerk exam, sectional cutoffs do exist. It is necessary for candidates to get the overall and sectional cutoff marks. Applicants who meet the sectional cutoff but not the overall cutoff will not be chosen to proceed with the recruitment process. The minimum qualifying score required for candidates to pass the test is known as the IBPS Clerk cut off. Candidates are chosen for the Mains test based on the IBPS Clerk preliminary cutoff. The Mains exam cut off is used to determine which applicants are chosen in the end. The marks are transformed out of 100 to announce the ultimate cut off. For the IBPS Clerk test, IBPS also keeps track of a reserve list cutoff.

Only candidates who have applied for and passed the second stage of the RRB ALP & Technician exam are required to show up for the CBAT. Only applicants who have applied for the technician position are eligible for CBAT. Based on their performance in Part A of the second stage of CBT, candidates up to eight times the number of ALP vacancies will be summoned for the CBAT, provided they pass Part B. It is necessary for candidates to pass all of the CBAT test batteries. Only Hindi and English are available for the CBAT questions. In CBAT, negative marking does not exist. Part A of the second stage of CBT receives 70% of the weight for creating the ALP merit list, whereas CBAT receives 30% of the weight.