IBPS Prelims Admit Card 2019: Hall tickets for PO exam to be released soon; here’s how to download

The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) will soon to release the admit cards for the post of Probationary Officers (PO) and Management Trainee preliminary exam 2019 soon. Therefore, candidates who have applied for the exam should keep their eyes on the official website of ibps.in.

The IBPS PO 2019 prelims exam will be held on October 12, 13 and 18 at various test centers.

As per the reports, IBPS is expected to release the admit cards of the Probationary Officers (PO) and Management Trainee prelims exam 2019 this week. To download the admit card for the IBPS PO exam hall tickets follow some steps given below.

Here’s how to download IBPS PO Prelims Admit Card 2019:

1. Visit the official website of IBPS at ibps.in
2. Click on the link which says, “IBPS PO Prelims 2019 Admit Card’
3. Enter your details asked on the page
4. Click on Submit
5. IBPS PO prelims admit card will be displayed on the screen
6. Download IBPS PO prelims admit card
7. Take a printout for further reference

IBPS PO Recruitment 2019:

Total posts: 4,336

Name of the post:

• Canara Bank - 203
• Union Bank of India - 644
• Bank of Maharashtra - 143
• Oriental Bank of Commerce - 122
• Indian Bank - 201
• UCO Bank - 500
• Corporation Bank - 62
• Bank of India - 899
• Allahabad Bank - 500

Selection procedure

Candidates who have applied for the IBPS PO exam will have to go through the three following stages:

• Prelims exam
• Main exam
• Interview round

Dates to be remember:

• Preliminary examination admit card: October 2019
• Online Examination Preliminary: October 12, 13, 19 and 20
• Results of IBPS PO Prelims 2019: October/ November 2019
• Admit Card for online exam Main: November 2019
• Online examination Main: November 30, 2019
• Declaration of main exam result: December 2019
• The download of call letters for interview: January 2020
• Conduct of interview: January / February 2020
• Provisional Allotment: April 2020

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