IBPS PO V: Process after Provisional Allotment

By Neeraj Mishra|Updated : February 22nd, 2016

Many of you have been appeared in IBPS PO Interviews process which was held from 18th to 29th January 2016.  As per the notification, IBPS PO V final result will be declared on 1st April 2016. There has been a constant discussion taking rounds and hence the repeated queries arise in the mind of the candidates about the Provisional allotment that needs to be followed after the exam.

 

So, in this article, we are sharing with you the Process after provisional Allotment.

First let us discuss what exactly is a Provisional Allotment?

In Provisional Allotment, IBPS shortlists candidates and allot anyone of the Participating Banks who have qualified in both Written Exam & Interview & have cleared the final cutoff. The allotment of banks is done on the basis of candidates merit & preferences order of the bank.

IBPS will also send a selection + confirmation email to all candidates at their registered email IDs about the bank they have allotted. After this process, the role of IBPS finishes and further process is done by allotted bank.

Now how the merit will be made by the IBPS.

Merit will be made on the basis of your marks in the combined Mains and Interview. It is important to note that if two candidates have obtained the same score, then merit order is decided as per date of birth (the candidate senior in age is placed before/ above the candidate junior in age).

Note: The provisional allotment does not mean an offer of employment i.e. if at any recruitment stage; it is found that the candidate does not satisfy the eligibility his candidature would be cancelled.

Process after provisional allotment -

After provisional allotment of the banks by IBPS, the role of banks starts here. The individual banks will send an appointment letter (offer letter) with the details of formalities to the candidates’ registered email IDs and also to the candidate’s correspondence address which was mentioned during application form.  In some cases banks provide information on their website about formalities or joining schedules.

The appointment or offer letter includes the dates on which the candidates have to report to the bank for training and also the documents & certificates that the candidates need to carry for verification. The mail will also mention medical test, if any, whose certificate has to be submitted at the time of the joining.

When do banks call candidates for training or joining processes?

It is at bank’s discretion, when to call a candidate for training or joining. However, the usual practice says that the minimum time lag between sending the intimation mail and the result declaration date is usually 20 days or 1 month.

But banks may delay sending the intimation by as much as two, three or six months after results are declared.

Training:

Most of the banks conduct training programs for all candidates. These programs are normally 10-15 days long which are held at the banks' own training Centres, zonal offices, or head offices.

Mostly banks provide hostels or stay facilities during this period. And the classes are held for 5-6 hours daily wherein candidates are trained in the bank's processes and normal banking procedures. It is only after training is complete that a candidate can actually start working in the bank.

Note: Some Banks conducts training prior to the joining while some conducts it after the joining.

The training for a Probationary Officer will be conducted by the allotted bank in their respective training center.

After successfully completing their training, candidates are taken in the bank as Probationary Officers (JMG Scale-I) and posted in branches of the bank across India.

It is important to note that a Reserve list is also made by the IBPS, to the extent of approximately 10 percent of the vacancies under each category. And the reserve list will expire automatically on March 31, 2017.

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