Dear Arpita

To be eligible for IBPS Exam, one must hold a bachelors degree from a government recognised university, such as BTech, BA, BCA, BBA, BSc etc.

IBPS (Institute of banking personnel selection) conduts recruitment for the Indian public sector banks, except SBI (SBI conducts its own exams).

List of exams-

IBPS PO/MT exam takes place for the recruitment of Probationary Officers and Management Trainees' in the participating banks, which are national public sector banks.

IBPS SO exam takes place for the recruitment of Specialist Officers, which are Scale-I officers in the national public sector banks.

IBPS Clerk exam takes place for the recruitment of Specialist Officers, which are Scale-I officers in the national public sector banks.

IBPS RRB Officer Scale-I exam takes place for the recruitment of Scale-I Officers in Regional Rural Banks, this post is equivalent to Probationary Officers post in National Public Sector Banks.

IBPS RRB Office Assistant exam takes place for the recruitment of Office Assistant in Regional Rural Banks, this post is equivalent to Clerk post in National Public Sector Banks.

IBPS RRB Officer Scale-II and Scale-III exam takes place for the recruitment of Scale-II and Scale-III Officers in Regional Rural Banks, the post of Officer Scale-II is equivalent to Specialist Officer post and Officer Scale-III post is equivalent to Senior Manager in National Public Sector Banks.

The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection conducts IBPS Exam and research-based institute offering human resource recruitment opportunity to the banking sector of India. Many exams are there under IBPS such as IBPS SO, IBPS Clerk, IBOS PO, IBPS RRB. The basic eligibility criteria is that, the candidate is required to have a bachelors degree and must possess knowledge in computer and Internet studies.