IBPS RRB Final Result 2026

IBPS RRB Result 2025-26 — Officer Scale I, II, III & Office Assistant (Multiplicity)

The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) conducts the Common Recruitment Process for Regional Rural Banks (RRBs) every year in coordination with Nodal Regional Rural Banks and NABARD. The CRPD/RRBs/XIII cycle (2024-25) recruited against 10,285 posts, while the next cycle — CRPD/RRBs/XIV (2025-26) — covered Officer Scale I, II, III and Office Assistant (Multiplicity) posts across RRBs. The XIV cycle moved through Preliminary online examinations from August 2025, Main/Single Online examinations (October 2025 for Officers and December 2025 for Office Assistants), the Interview round for Officer posts in early 2026, and concluded with the final result and provisional allotment around January–February 2026. This page details the result status, stage-wise timeline, scorecard access procedure, official links, cut-off structure, selection process and frequently asked questions.

Result Status Summary

Particular	Details
Result name	IBPS RRB (CRPD/RRBs/XIV) Final Result & Provisional Allotment 2026
Conducting body	Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS), with Nodal RRBs
Recruitment cycle (CRPD)	CRPD/RRBs/XIV (2025-26); previous cycle CRPD/RRBs/XIII covered 10,285 posts
Post(s)	Officer Scale I (PO), Officer Scale II & III, Office Assistant (Multiplicity) — Clerical
Total vacancies	Announced per cycle; XIII cycle covered 10,285 posts across participating RRBs
Status	Declared — final result for the XIV cycle around January 2026; provisional allotment around February 2026
Result date	Prelims result from October 2025 (Officers) / January 2026 (Office Assistant); Mains result November 2025 onwards; final result January 2026
Selection stages	Officers: Prelims → Mains (Single Online) → Interview → Provisional Allotment; Office Assistant: Prelims → Single Online Exam → Provisional Allotment (no interview)
Official website	ibps.in (Results section)

Result Timeline — CRPD/RRBs/XIV (2025-26)

Date	Event
July 2025	Notification released; online application window opens for Officer Scale I, II, III and Office Assistant posts
August 2025	Preliminary online examination conducted for Officers and Office Assistants in multiple shifts
October 2025	Prelims result declared; category-wise and post-wise cut-offs published
October 2025	Single Online (Main) examination conducted for Officer Scale I, II & III
November 2025	Officers' Single Online result declared; interview call letters issued
December 2025	Single Online examination for Office Assistant (Multiplicity) conducted
January–February 2026	Interview round conducted for Officer posts; final result declared around January 2026
February 2026	Provisional allotment status released in candidate login; scorecards with marks made available
February–March 2026	Handwritten/joining intimations from allotted RRBs; further allotment rounds for unjoined posts where needed

How to Check the IBPS RRB Result and Scorecard

Go to the official IBPS website ibps.in and open the Results section, where each CRPD/RRBs stage result is listed with a separate link.
Select the link relevant to your post and stage — e.g., the "Result of Single Online Examination for Officer Scale I (XIV)" or the Office Assistant result link.
The result appears as a PDF roll-call / status list. Find your registration or roll number to confirm qualification.
For individual marks, open the scorecard link for that stage and log in with your Registration Number and Date of Birth/Password (or Roll Number and Date of Birth/Password).
The scorecard shows section-wise normalised scores, aggregate marks and the qualifying cut-off applicable to your category.
After the final result, use the allotment status login on ibps.in to view your provisional allotment details — the name of the allotted Regional Rural Bank is shown to recommended candidates.
Download the allotment letter/status printout; joining schedules and document requirements are issued by the allotted RRB through its own official channels.

Official Result Links

IBPS RRB results and scorecards are hosted only on ibps.in. NABARD coordinates RRB recruitment policy and posts related recruitment notices on nabard.org, but individual result links appear on the IBPS portal. Never share login credentials with any third-party website claiming to display RRB results.

Cut-off and Scorecard Details

Cut-offs in RRB recruitment are post-wise, section-wise and category-wise, with additional state-wise/RRB-group considerations because vacancies are linked to specific RRBs and their local language:

Prelims cut-off (Officers & Office Assistant): section-wise and overall minimum qualifying marks of the 80-mark Preliminary Test (Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude and other sections). Shortlisting to the next stage follows the cut-off and the notified ratio; Prelims marks are not carried forward.
Single Online (Mains) cut-off: section-wise and overall qualifying marks for the 200-mark examination. Office Assistant final merit is built entirely on this single exam's marks.
Interview (Officers only): carries 20 marks with category-wise minimum qualifying conditions (typically 25% for reserved categories and 30% for UR/EWS); failing the interview disqualifies the candidate from the final merit.
Final merit: Officers — Single Online examination (200 marks) + Interview (20 marks) combined; Office Assistant — Single Online examination marks only. Merit is prepared post-wise and RRB-wise with reservation norms, and allotment follows the candidate's RRB preference subject to vacancy.
Scorecards: individual scorecards with normalised marks are login-only and are released for a limited window after each stage; the consolidated scorecard appears after the final result and provisional allotment.

Selection Process and Next Stages After the Result

Preliminary online examination: 80 marks — qualifying; candidates must also have proficiency in the local language of the opted RRB state.
Single Online examination: 200 marks — Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude, General Awareness, English/Hindi and Computer Knowledge; specific compositions vary slightly by post. For Office Assistants, this is the only decisive stage.
Interview (Officer Scale I, II & III): 20 marks, conducted by Nodal RRBs; shortlisted candidates are called based on Single Online performance.
Final merit and provisional allotment: IBPS works out allotment to a specific RRB using merit, category vacancy and the preference order; the allotted bank's name appears in the candidate login.
Handwritten application / joining process: allotted RRBs may ask for a handwritten application as part of their joining procedure, after which joining instructions and dates are issued on the RRB's official channels.
Document verification: original certificates — degree/provisional certificate, category/EWS certificates, local language proficiency proof, experience documents for Scale II/III posts — are verified before or at joining.

Where vacancies remain after the main allotment (because recommended candidates did not join), IBPS conducts further allotment rounds and publishes related notices on ibps.in. Candidates should monitor the portal until the cycle is declared closed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. How do I get my RRB scorecard once the result is published?

Open the RRB result section on ibps.in, click the scorecard link for your post (Officer Scale I/II/III or Office Assistant), and log in with registration number and date of birth or password. Scorecards are available for a limited period — download and save them immediately, since IBPS does not keep the window open indefinitely.

Q2. My roll number is lost — can I still check the result link?

Yes. Use the Forgot Roll Number utility on the IBPS result login page by entering your name, date of birth and registered contact details. The roll number also appears in the original registration email/SMS and in your downloaded call letter PDF.

Q3. What is the difference between the allotment list and the waiting list?

The main result contains candidates provisionally allotted to specific RRBs based on merit and preference. A reserve/waiting list (where published) covers candidates who qualified on merit but were not allotted in the first round; they are considered in subsequent rounds only if posts remain vacant. Both lists, when applicable, are announced only on ibps.in.

Q4. What does document verification require for RRB posts?

Allotted candidates must produce original educational certificates (including degree or provisional certificate for Officers), Class 10/12 certificates, valid category/EWS/OBC-NCL certificates, proof of proficiency in the prescribed local language of the RRB state, identity proof, and the allotment letter printout. Scale II/III candidates also need the experience or specialist qualification documents claimed in the application.

Q5. Where should I send a grievance if my result or allotment looks wrong?

Submit your grievance only through the official IBPS grievance/candidate support channel available on ibps.in, within the stipulated period after the result. Include your registration number, post name and a clear description. IBPS and NABARD do not resolve candidate complaints received via third-party portals.

Disclaimer: All dates, vacancy counts and stage details on this page are indicative, compiled from IBPS/NABARD notifications and past CRPD/RRBs cycles. IBPS may modify the examination calendar, result schedule or allotment process at any time. Confirm all result links, scorecard windows and joining requirements on ibps.in and the allotted RRB's official communications. RojgarPulse.in is an independent job-information website and is not endorsed by IBPS, NABARD or any Regional Rural Bank.