IBPS Clerk Prelims Result Countdown begins, know when the result will be out and how to prepare for Mains

News India Live, Digital Desk: The wait of lakhs of candidates who dream of a job in the banking sector is going to end soon. Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) is soon going to release the result of the preliminary examination for Clerk (Customer Service Associate) recruitment. The heartbeats of the candidates who had given this examination in the month of October have now become faster.

According to the news, the result of IBPS Clerk Prelims Exam 2025 will be released on the official website any day in the third week of November. ibps.in Can be declared on. Although, no fixed date has been given by IBPS yet, but it is certain that the result will come soon as the date of Mains exam has already been announced.

Mains exam date confirmed, start preparing

The candidates who will be successful in the Prelims exam will appear for the next and most important stage of recruitment i.e. Mains exam. IBPS has officially announced that the Clerk Mains Exam 29 November 2025 Will be held on. This means that once the Prelims results are declared, successful candidates will have very little time to prepare.

How to check when the result comes? (How to Check Result)

IBPS Clerk Prelims result will be released in online mode only. Follow these easy steps to check your result:

1. First of all IBPS official website ibps.in Go to.
2. Click on the “CRP Clerical” section on the homepage.
3. Here you will see a link like “Result Status of Online Prelims Exam for CRP Clerk-XV”, click on it.
4. Now a new page will open, where you will get your Registration Number or Roll Number And Password or Date of Birth Must be entered.
5. Fill the captcha code shown on the screen correctly and click on the ‘Login’ button.
6. Your result will appear on the screen, showing whether you have qualified for the Mains exam or not.
7. You can take a printout or screenshot of your result and keep it safe for future.

What will be the pattern of Mains exam?

Clearing the Prelims exam is just the first step, the real challenge lies in the Mains exam as the final merit list is prepared on the basis of Mains marks only. Mains exam consists of four sections:

• General/Financial Awareness
• general english
• Reasoning Ability and Computer Aptitude
• quantitative aptitude

A total of 200 marks are allotted for 190 questions and the time given for this is 160 minutes.

Candidates who are waiting for the results of Prelims exam are advised not to waste their time and immediately start preparing for Mains exam.