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IBPS PO 2017 Vacancy , Notification, IBPS PO 2017 Exam Dates

Finally IBPS PO 2017 Official Notification has been released by IBPS. Tentatively from 16th August 2017, the online registration for IBPS PO 2017 will start. IBPS has announced 3562 vacancies for the IBPS PO 2017 Exam. IBPS PO Vacancy 2017 is likely to rise as 4 banks have not yet reported about any vacancy. A major change has been noticed in the Mains Exam of IBPS PO 2017 as per the released notification. Same as SBI PO 2017, IBPS has introduced a descriptive paper in its mains exam for selection of aspirants to the post of Probationary officer.
Public Sector Banking has become an eminent career option in current times as it comes with the assurance of attractive salary, job security, fast growth, perks, and good work-life balance. Government of India had introduced Personnel Selection Services (PPS) in 1975 for recruitment of probationary officers and clerks to all public-sector banks. PSS was later changed to Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) in 1984 as per the mandate of Reserve Bank of India (RBI).
The IBPS conducts the IBPS PO Bank Exam which is your arch to the much sought after bank jobs. IBPS offers its services to all Public-Sector Banks, RBI, SBI, Associate Banks of SBI, SIDBI, NABARD, LIC & Insurance companies, and other Banks which are regular members of the IBPS society.
In 2011, IBPS started the Common Written Examination (CWE) for recruiting Probationary officers and clerks in Indian Bank and accepts online application through its official website. The IBPS CWE, earlier recognized as the IBPS Bank PO exam has been conducted every year since then and is now happening in 2017 in its 7th edition. The IBS CWE 2017 is for selection of aspirants to the 27 public sector banks and Regional Rural Banks (RRBs). It is conducted at various locations throughout India and in online mode only. IBPS CWE-VII PO Pre-Exam 2017 is scheduled to be conducted on 7th, 8th, 14th & 15th October while the IBPS PO Main Examination will be held on 26th November 2017.

IBPS PO 2017 Notification

On 14th August 2017, IBPS PO 2017 official notification has been released by. This recruitment process is for selection of aspirants for the post of Probationary Officers (PO) in various public sector banks. The selected aspirants are liable to be posted anywhere in India.
Eligible and interested Candidates are enforced to register online for the recruitment process on the official IBPS website,www. ibps.in. The selection process comprises of 3 steps – Preliminary, Main and interview. The aspirant must pass each exam to get shortlisted and progress to the next stage. Final selection of the aspirant will be based on the Mains and Interview merit.


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