IBPS Recruitment 2026: 8000 Vacancies for Probationary Officer (PO), Apply by 21 Jul

🕓 21 July 2026 ⓘ Bank Jobs 🎓 Graduate

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The last date for this recruitment has passed. Check the official website for any extension or new notice.

A new notice from Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) lists 8000 posts of Probationary Officer (PO). The application window runs from 1 July 2026 to 21 July 2026.

Below you will find the posts, pay, who can apply, the age limit, the fee, how candidates are selected and the official links.

IBPS – Vacancy Details

Post Name Vacancies Salary Location
Probationary Officer (PO) 8000 ₹48,480 to ₹85,920 Across India
Total Vacancies: 8000

IBPS Recruitment – Eligibility

Your certificates must meet the rule for the post you choose. Here is the qualification for each post as given in the notice.

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Eligibility Details

Post Name Eligibility
Probationary Officer (PO) Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline from a recognized University

Age is counted on the date fixed in the notification. SC, ST, OBC, PwD and other eligible groups get relaxation as per rules.

Age Limit Details

Post Name Age Limit
Probationary Officer (PO) Min 20 to Max 30 years

Check the official notice for the application fee and the payment method. Some notices charge no fee.

IBPS will select candidates by preliminary Exam, main Exam, interview. Keep your original documents ready for verification.

How to Apply for IBPS Recruitment

Type of Application Form
Online

Open the official website or the apply link below, register, fill in the form, upload your photo, signature and documents, pay the fee if it applies, and submit before 21 July 2026. Save a copy of the confirmation page.

Important Links

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We write these details from the official notice. Mistakes can happen and dates can change, so check the official notification before you apply or pay any fee. This is not a government website.

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