IBPS RRB Mains Exam Date 2020: Check RRB PO & Clerk Important Exam Dates

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IBPS RRB Mains Exam Date 2020: Institute of Banking Personnel and Selection has released a notice on its official website @ibps.in on 1st Oct deffering the IBPS RRB Officer Scale-I Main Exam and the IBPS RRB Office Assistant Main Exam. IBPS has not announced the new dates for conducting the main examinations, and has mentioned that the single exam for IBPS RRB Officer Scale-II and Scale-III will take place as per the previous schedule. Earlier the IBPS RRB Main examinations for PO and Clerk posts were suppossed to take place on 18th and 31st October respectively, but now all candidates will have to wait untill IBPS releases another notice regarding the new exam dates of the main examination.

IBPS RRB Mains Exam Date Postponed

Given below is the Complete schedule of the IBPS RRB Main exam as released by IBPS on its official website. Any changes, if there, will be updated here only so make sure you stay tuned to bankersadda and keep visiting this space for all the latest updates.

IBPS RRB Main Exam Deffered- Download Official Notice PDF

Exam

Mains Date

IBPS RRB PO

~~18.10.2020~~

Postponed- new date awaited

IBPS RRB Clerk

~~31.10.2020~~

Postponed- new date awaited

The following is the previously released exam date notice:

Click Here To Check Exam Dates from the official Notice

IBPS Mains exam will contain 200 questions and time allotted will be 120 minutes. The pattern of the Mains exam is given below:

S. No.	Name of the Test	Medium of the exam	No. of Questions	Maximum Marks	Duration
1.	Reasoning Ability	Hindi/English/ Regional Language*	40	50	Composite time of 120 minutes
2.	Numerical Ability	Hindi/English/ Regional Language*	40	50
3.	General Awareness	Hindi/English/ Regional Language*	40	40
4.a	English Language	English	40	40
4.b	Hindi Language	Hindi	40	40
5.	Computer Knowledge	Hindi/English/ Regional Language*	40	20
	Total		200	200

Candidates can opt either 4 a or 4 b

Note: There is a negative marking for every wrong answer in both Preliminary and Main Examination for which there is a penalty of ¼ or 0.25 of the marks assigned to the particular question.