IBPS Exam schedule: The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection, or IBPS, has published a new tentative calendar for 2025-26 at ibps.in. According to the updated tentative calendar, IBPS will conduct the preliminary examination for Probationary Officer (PO) positions on August 17, 23, and 24. The mains exam will take held on October 12.
IBPS Exam schedule: Revised tentative dates
CRP PO/MT-XV (Probationary Officers / Management Trainees)
Preliminary Exam: 17th, 23rd, 24th August 2025
Main Exam: 12th October 2025
CRP SPL-XV (Specialist Officers)
Preliminary Exam: 30th August 2025
Main Exam: 9th November 2025
CRP CSA-XV (Customer Service Associates)
Preliminary Exam: 4th, 5th, 11th October 2025
Main Exam: 29th November 2025
CRP RRBs-XIV – Officer Scale I
Preliminary Exam: 22nd, 23rd November 2025
Main Exam: 28th December 2025
CRP RRBs-XIV – Officer Scale II & III
Preliminary Exam: Not Applicable
Single Level Exam: 28th December 2025
CRP RRBs-XIV – Office Assistants (Multipurpose)
Preliminary Exam: 6th, 7th, 13th, 14th December 2025
Main Exam: 1st February 2026
IBPS Exam schedule: Registration process
The registration process will be conducted entirely online, with a single registration for both the preliminary and main examinations, where applicable.
IBPS Exam schedule: Documents required
Here is the list of documents required for IBPS CRP 2025 application:
Photograph of the Applicant
File size: 20 kb to 50 kb
Format: .jpeg
Signature of the Applicant
File size: 10 kb to 20 kb
Format: .jpeg
Thumb Impression of the Applicant
File size: 20 kb to 50 kb
Format: .jpeg
Handwritten Declaration (as per prescribed format)
File size: 50 kb to 100 kb
Format: .jpeg
Note: Format will be provided in the official notification
Live Photograph
Must be captured and uploaded during the application process
Can be taken using a webcam or mobile phone
Detailed Notifications Prospective candidates are recommended to visit the IBPS official website, www.ibps.in, on a regular basis for detailed notification of each of the aforementioned examinations, which would be presented in due course.
