The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) conducts the IBPS Clerk Exam to recruit candidates for clerical positions in public sector banks across India. This is an excellent opportunity for graduates to enter the banking sector with job security, attractive salary, and career growth prospects.
At Kingmakers School of Banking, we provide specialized coaching for IBPS Clerk Prelims & Mains, with expert guidance, updated study material, and real-time mock tests to ensure your success.

Why Choose IBPS Clerk?

Top Nationalized Banks

Work in top nationalized banks

Job Stability & Security

Central Government job with benefits

Attractive Salary & Allowances

Attractive salary with allowances and perks

Fast Career Growth

Excellent career growth and promotion opportunities

IBPS Clerk Exam Eligibility Criteria | KingMakers School of Banking

IBPS Clerk Eligibility

Before applying for IBPS Clerk, candidates must fulfill the following criteria:

Nationality:

Must be an Indian citizen

Educational Qualification:

Graduate Degree in any discipline from a recognized university

Age Limit:

 20 to 28 years (Age relaxation as per government norms)

Computer Knowledge:

 Must have basic knowledge of computer operations

IBPS Clerk Exam Pattern

Comprehensive 2-tier examination structure designed to assess various skills
and knowledge areas

Stage 1

Preliminary Exam

SUBJECTS COVERED

EXAM DETAILS

 100 Questions      •      100 Marks       •      60 Minutes

Stage 2

Main Exam

SUBJECTS COVERED

EXAM DETAILS

190 Questions       •       200 Marks       •       160 Minutes

There is no interview for IBPS Clerk – final selection is based on the Main exam score.

IBPS Clerk Syllabus Overview

Complete subject-wise breakdown of the IBPS CLERK curriculum to help you
prepare systematically

English Language

 Grammar, Vocabulary, Comprehension

Numerical Ability

 Simplification, Data Interpretation, Number Series

Reasoning Ability

 Puzzles, Seating Arrangement, Coding-Decoding

General/Financial Awareness

 Banking Awareness, Current Affairs, Static GK

Computer Knowledge

 Basics of Computers, Internet, MS Office

Preparation Tips for IBPS Clerk

Follow our proven strategies and expert tips to maximize your chances of
success in IBPS Clerk examination

Focus on accuracy and speed

 Focus on accuracy and speed for Prelims

Data Interpretation and Quantitative Aptitude daily

 Practice Data Interpretation and Quantitative Aptitude daily

Reading Comprehension and Vocabulary

 Improve Reading Comprehension and Vocabulary

Banking and Financial Awareness

 Stay updated with Banking and Financial Awareness

Mock tests regularly

 Take mock tests regularly to boost confidence

Our IBPS Clerk Coaching Features

Experience the best-in-class coaching methodology with personalized attention
and proven results

Tier 1 & 2

Comprehensive Coverage

Complete Tier 1 & Tier 2 syllabus coverage with detailed explanations

15+ Years Experience

Expert Faculty

 Expert faculty for each subject

Weekly Tests

Regular Mock Tests & Analysis

 Section-wise and full-length mock tests

2025 Updated

Updated Study Material

 Updated study material with shortcuts & tricks

Hybrid Mode

We Move To Your Comfort

 Online and offline batches available

1-on-1 Support

Personalized Mentoring

 Regular doubt-clearing sessions

Frequently Asked Questions About IBPS Clerk Exams

IBPS Clerk is a national-level exam conducted by the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection to recruit Customer Service Associates (Clerks) in 11 public sector banks across India.

IBPS Cerk basic pay starts at ₹24,050 per month (₹26,730 for graduates with two advance increments). With allowances like DA, HRA, and Special Allowance, the in-hand salary ranges between ₹39,000–₹43,000 per month, varying by posting location.

Indian citizens aged 20–28 years with a graduate degree from a recognized university and basic computer knowledge are eligible to apply for IBPS Clerk.

IBPS Clerk has 2 stages: Prelims (100 Questions, 100 Marks, 60 Minutes — English, Numerical Ability, Reasoning) and Mains (155 Questions, 200 Marks, 120 Minutes — English, Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning & Computer, General/Financial Awareness).

No, there is no interview for IBPS Clerk. Final selection is based entirely on the Mains exam score, followed by document verification.

 Yes, 0.25 marks are deducted for each wrong answer in both Prelims and Mains, so avoid random guessing.

IBPS Clerk recruits for clerical/support roles (Group C), while IBPS PO recruits for Probationary Officer roles (Group B) with higher pay, managerial responsibilities, and greater career growth potential.

Yes, IBPS Clerks can be promoted to Officer cadre (JMGS-I) through internal promotion exams like JAIIB/CAIIB and departmental tests, offering a clear long-term career path.

3–4 months of focused preparation covering all Prelims and Mains subjects, with regular mock tests and sectional practice, is generally sufficient to crack IBPS Clerk.

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