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IBPS Clerk Recruitment 2022: Apply for 6,035 vacancies at ibps.in; find direct link
Candidates from SC/ST/PWBD/EXSM category need to pay an application fee of Rs 175, while for others, it is Rs 850. Payment can be made by using Debit Cards, Credit Cards, Internet Banking, among others as asked on the screen

The online registration process for the recruitment of Clerks in participating banks (CRP-Clerk-XI 2022) has begun from today, 1 July by the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS). Candidates who are eligible can apply on the official website at ibps.in.The last date to register for the IBPS Clerk recruitment 2022 is till 21 July. Through this recruitment drive, the institute will fill up a total of 6,035 clerical vacancies in 11 participating banks in the country.Before applying for the clerk recruitment 2022, candidates are advised to check the official notice for more details and information.Find official notice here.Steps to register for IBPS Clerk recruitment 2022:
- Visit IBPS’s official website at ibps.in
- Search and click on the link that reads “Click here to apply online for common recruitment process for Clerks-XI (CRP-CLERKS-XI)” on the homepage
- As a new page opens, candidates need to register themselves and log in
- Then, proceed with the application form
- Pay the necessary fee and submit the form
- Keep a printout of the clerk recruitment 2022 for future use or reference
First Published:Jul 01, 2022, 12:52:43 IST
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