IBPS PO Prelims Question Paper 2026 Out
| Age Limit | 20 to 30 years with standard government relaxations for reserved categories. |
Job Description
Overview
The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection has successfully conducted the Probationary Officer Preliminary Examination for the 2026 cycle. As the examination is held in a secure online environment, the official question papers are not published by the board. To assist candidates in their preparation, subject matter experts have compiled memory-based question papers derived from student feedback across various shifts.
Key Responsibilities
- Reviewing memory-based questions to understand the current difficulty level of the examination.
- Analyzing the distribution of questions across English, Numerical Ability, and Reasoning sections.
- Practicing these questions under timed conditions to improve speed and accuracy for upcoming shifts.
- Identifying frequently asked topics to prioritize study efforts effectively.
- Comparing personal performance against the provided solutions to gauge readiness.
- Utilizing the question trends to refine overall test-taking strategies.
Why Apply
Accessing these memory-based papers provides a significant advantage for candidates preparing for competitive banking exams. It helps in demystifying the exam pattern and reducing anxiety by providing a realistic preview of the actual test environment.
Important Dates
- Exam Dates: 22nd and 23rd August 2026
Quick Facts
- Exam Mode: Online Computer-Based
- Total Questions: 100
- Duration: 60 Minutes
- Negative Marking: 0.25 per incorrect answer
Age Limit (Detail)
Selection Process
Exam Pattern
Application Fee
Vacancy Details
- Post: Probationary Officer (PO)
- Total Questions: 100
- Total Marks: 100
How to Apply
- Navigate to the official resource page provided for memory-based papers.
- Locate the table containing the shift-wise question paper links.
- Click on the 'Download PDF' link corresponding to the desired shift.
- Save the PDF file to your device for offline practice.
- Open the file using any standard PDF reader.
- Print the document if you prefer a hard copy for your study sessions.
- Keep the downloaded files organized by date and shift for systematic revision.