IBPS Common Written Test 2011 (CWE) for Probationary Officer (PO)/ Management Trainee(MT)

Institute of Banking & Personnel Selection (IBPS) planned to conduct All India Single exam which will be known as Common Written Test (CWE) for recruitment to various Public Sector Banks is now executed.

IBPS has come up with the advertisement of  Recruitment of Probationary Officers (PO) and Management Trainee (MT) in 19 Public Sector Banks in India.

There are all about 19 Public Sector Banks in India who has joined with IBPS for single recruitment exam except State Bank of India (SBI) who has planned to conduct their own test.

CUT OFF FOR VARIOUS BANK FOR RECRUITMENT OF PO

Procedure Of Exam

1. A single Exam Common Written Test (CWE) will be conducted twice in All India

2. A score card will be issued by IBPS to participating candidates. Management Trainee & P.O.  Selection will be made by individual bank.

3. Each bank will notify its vacancy separately and the eligibility criteria will be determined by the bank. 

List of All 19 Participating Banks Are :

  • Allahabad Bank
  • Bank of Baroda
  • Bank of Maharashtra
  • Central Bank of India
  • Dena Bank
  • Indian Overseas Bank
  • Punjab National Bank
  • Syndicate Bank
  • United Bank of India
  • Vijaya Bank
  • Andhra Bank
  • Bank of India
  • Canara Bank
  • Corporation Bank
  • Indian Bank
  • Oriental Bank of Commerce
  • Punjab & Sindh Bank
  • Union Bank of India
  • UCO Bank

Important Dates for CWE 2011

Payment of Application Fee : 08 July 2011 to 30 July 2011

Start of Online Registration : 09 July 2011

Last Date for online Registration (CWE 2011) : 01 August 2011

Date of Written Test : 18 September 2011

IBPS CWE 2011 : http://www.ibps.in/html/common.htm

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Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS)

IBPS House, Post Box No. 8587, Kandivali (E), Mumbai – 400101

Email ID : common@ibpsorg.org

Note : Details of Examination, Scheme of Examination and instructions for applying for CWE will be published  in Employment News / Rozgar Samachar on 16 July 2011.

DUE TO HEAVY LOAD ON SERVER AND LARGE NUMBER OF CANDIDATES THE DATE FOR CWE IS EXTENDED FURTHER BY ONE DAY

Payment (Online / Offline) date is extended to 2nd Aug 2011 (upto 2:00 P.M)

Last date for Registration is extended upto 3rd Aug 2011 23:59 hrs.

“Helpdesk No. : 1860 345 0112 (Option 5 : For IBPS – Common Written Exam)”

497 Comments
  1. pls i am ibps pass in scor-124 pls my regi. no.100217695, pass-8UUT4UW6 but no apply to any bank exam. pls help me and fast reply.

  2. wil someone pls tel me how to apply for bank of baroda??? last date is 10th april. i wanna kno d procedure..step bt step pls. thank u

  3. Hey raj could u pls tel me abt d next exam date in 2012 i would heighl apriciate thaxs alot buddy

  4. on which date IBPS PO Exams held in 2012
    please replay me

  5. how can i get my result for po exam held in 2011 as i lost my reg number .if possible pls inform me………..how?

  6. IBPS new recruitment strategy is simply playing with the career, patience, time and money of struggling students.

    IBPS has selected 1.10 lakhs of students through the common entrance exam of 19 public sector banks.

    These 19 banks are giving recruitment notification with their desired cut off score in IBPS in a random order.

    Now suppose if a bank specifies a cut off of 140 marks then all students with a score of 140 marks will be prompted to apply for the recruitment but banks will shortlist the upper scorer candidates among all who have applied, and there are nil chances for the students with 140 marks or nearby to be selected.

    Every bank is doing same thing i.e setting a cut off score and selecting the high score candidates, lower the cut off of a bank, higher will be the number of candidates applying, but bank will be selecting only the top list candidates and the bank will be making more profit via the large number of Demand Drafts.

    Its good that more deserving candidates are shortlisted for interview but what is more ironical is that through this process a range of high scoring candidates will be applying for all recruitment notifications unless he got the final result of a bank .Only high score candidates will be shortlisted by a number of banks and chances are there that they will be selected in multiple banks but obviously finally they will be joining one bank and wasting all other seats in other banks which could have been offered to some other student.

    Now if we look at the figures there will be on average 900 vacancies per bank, this implies a total of 19000 vacancies in 19 banks.

    If approx. 4500 students are called by a bank for 900 posts, then many of these 4500 might be shortlisted for other banks too, with this overlapping only upper 20000 students will be called in multiple banks ….. 19000 seats then what for 1.10 lakh-19000 = 90000 students, they will only be wasting Rs 200 x 19 = 3800/-(per student) and a profit of 3800×9000=342000000(34crores) to IBPS……students will be simply tortured…..what was the need of selecting 1.10 lakhs of the students as every student will be applying for the bank in which his cut off is cleared, they are merely doing business out of this recruitment…………

  7. hey raj, when the second list is expected to

    come ?also i could not apply to bank of india because i was

    not well, will they consider my request now for an interview.

    I got 152 tws n belongs to sc. pls. reply

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