1. Am I eligible to become a PO at Indian Bank? If you are a graduate in any discipline from any recognized university or equivalent recognized by the Indian government and your age is at least 20 years (as of the date of the beginning of registrations) and maximum 30 years, then you are eligible.
2. How many vacancies have been announced by Indian Bank for the position of Probationary Officer (PO)? A total of 417 vacancies have been announced by Indian Bank.
3. What is the relaxation given to the different categories? SC/ST – 5 years OBC – 3 years PWD (Gen) – 10 years PWD (SC/ST) – 15 years PWD (OBC) – 13 years All persons who have ordinarily been domiciled in the state of J & K during 01.01.1980 and 31.12.1989 – 5 years.
3. I have scored 50% in Graduation. Am I eligible to sit for the exam? Yes if you have a Degree (Graduation) in any discipline from a recognized University (or) any Equivalent qualification recognized as such by the Central Government
4. I am 19 years old. Can I sit for the exam? No. The minimun age required is 20years.
5. I am from Animation/ Fashion background. What option should I chose? You should choose “others”.

1. When can I register for the Indian Bank PO recruitment examination? What is the last date to register for the examination? You can register online and pay the fees for the Indian Bank PO recruitment anytime from 1st to 27th, August 2018 (both dates inclusive).
2. How can I apply for the Indian Bank PO recruitment examination? Can I apply and pay the fees offline? No, you can only register and pay the fees online. No other method of registration/fees payment is entertained.
3. What modes of online payment accepted by the Indian Bank PO exam fee payment? You can pay via Debit Cards (such as RuPay/ Visa/ MasterCard/ Maestro), Credit Cards, Internet Banking, IMPS, or by Cash Cards/ Mobile Wallets.
4. What is the registration fee to be paid for Indian Bank PO recruitment examination? The application fee/intimation charges are as follows: For SC/ST/PWD candidates – INR 100/- For Others – INR 600/-

1. What is the selection process for the Indian Bank PO recruitment? Candidates must clear a total of 3 rounds of evaluation at Indian Bank; they are:

Stage 1 – Indian Bank PO Prelims Stage 2 – Indian Bank PO Mains Stage 3 – Indian Bank Interview

The final score for selection would be dependent on the performance of the candidate in the Indian Bank PO Mains examination and Indian Bank PO interview.
2. What is the exam pattern for the Indian Bank PO recruitment examinations? The exam pattern for the Indian Bank PO recruitment Prelims exam is as follows:
The exam pattern for the Indian Bank PO recruitment Main exam is as follows: 3. Will the exam conducted online or offline (OMR Based)? The exam will be conducted online.

1. How should I download Indian Bank PO Admit Card? Visit the official Indian Bank website and click on the link for PO exam. Enter your roll number and DOB/ Password and then save the admit card to your computer.
2. Where to report for any delay in the Admit card 2018? Candidates who did'nt received the admit card need to immediatley contact the HELP DESK if IBPS authority.
3. Are Call letter and Admit Card for Indian Bank different? No, the call letter/ admit card/ hall ticket are one and the same thing.
4. What should candidates do when they can’t download the Pre-Exam Training Call Letters or Admit Cards? The Pre-Exam Training is only available for ST/ SC/ Minority Candidates so if you are not applicable for this training, then the call letter will not be downloaded.

1. Are there sectional cut-offs for Indian Bank recruitment? Yes, the candidates must clear cut-offs in each of the three sections (English Language, Quantitative Aptitude, and Reasoning Ability) in their Prelims examination to be shortlisted for the Mains examination, where they again need to clear sectional cut-offs (as well as an overall cut-off) to be shortlisted for the interview, which also has a minimum qualifying marks that must be cleared by the candidates to be shortlisted.
2. Is there negative marking in the Indian Bank recruitment examinations? Yes, there shall be a deduction of 25% of the marks assigned to a question for every wrong answer attempt made to it by the candidate. If a question is left blank, though, there will be no penalties for not answering it.
3. What are the minimum qualifying marks in the interview? The total marks allotted to interview is 100, out of which 40% is the minimum qualifying marks for GEN/UR category candidates and 35% for SC/ ST/ OBC/ PWD candidates.

1. Will there be an interview after the Main Exam? Yes, Candidates who have been shortlisted in the Main examination may subsequently be called for an Interview to be conducted by the Bank. The intimation will be sent by email and sms to the registered email ID and mobile number. Interviews will be conducted at selected centres.

1. Will I get a certificate or diploma at the end of the program? All students who successfully clear a 9-month campus course at the Indian Bank Manipal School of Banking and a 3-month internship with any branch of Indian Bank will receive a Post Graduate Diploma in Banking and Finance (PGDBF) from the Manipal School of Banking.
2. What are the fees for the Post Graduate Diploma in Banking and Finance (PGDBF) program? The total fees for the PGDBF by Indian Bank Manipal School of Banking is INR 3,50,000 plus taxes. The amount is inclusive of all factors such as boarding, lodging, course fees, other fees, etc.
3. Is there a loan facility to pay the fees for the PGDBF program? Yes, selected candidates will be extended the educational loan facility to the shortlisted candidates if they agree to the terms and conditions relevant to the educational loan facility extended by Indian Bank.
4. What is the structure for repayment of the educational loan from Indian Bank? The first EMI is payable 1 month after the completion of the PGDBF program (which is 13 months from the time of admission). There shall be no recovery of the EMIs from the students while they are undergoing their studies; alternatively, the EMIs are spread out over a period of 84 months or 7 years.
5. Is there a chance of Indian Bank refunding the loan/interest amount to the candidate? Yes, there is a possibility that the loan/ interest paid by the candidate to Indian Bank shall be refunded to them in form of annual installments following the completion of the 5th year of service. However, this is subject to the sole discretion of Indian Bank, but such a possibility exists for candidates who continue to serve Indian Bank.
6. What grade scale will the candidates who successfully complete the 1-year PGDBF program be placed in? All candidates who successfully complete Manipal’s 1-year Post Graduate Diploma in Banking and Finance (PGDBF) will be recruited in the Junior Management Grade Scale-I (JMGS-I).
7. What is the salary that will be paid upon the placement at Indian Bank? The gross salary and emoluments paid to POs at Indian Bank shall be as applicable in the Junior Management Grade Scale-I (JMGS-I) rank.